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Posted by: mojeda101
Posted by: KSI SC Matt
Posted by: mojeda101
POA can destroy ANYTHING, it took out a damn supercarrier, thats bigger than a Super Star Destroyer! Supercarriers are over 27 kilometers long, Massive, against a small helcyon frigate, And Cole as his teammate? There is no competition anymore.
SuperCRUISER. Not a Supercarrier. Even then all he did was wait for the supercruiser to fire and lower it's shields, slipped a nuke underneath the shields, then detonated the nuke with the shields up. Excellent tactics, Keyes.
Oh, in that case it is eight times smaller, although it is still much bigger and armed with a much bigger arsenal of defense and assault stations throughout the ship. Concerning your post, yes, it was a brilliant tactic, do you realize that the PoA can carry a NOVA nuclear warhead? In which it destroyed over 300 Covenant Ships in less than 5 seconds, It can split a planet in half, To me that is more than enough power to destroy a 304.
If not, he would use the tactics he used on the Sigma Octanus system but that is a failsafe plan, it is just too much of a risk, although it would work, it could very well take the PoA with the destroyed 304. If the PoA had its full armament's before the Battle of Reach with it's countless nuclear warheads(3 SHIVA, 30 HAVOK, and 1 NOVA nuclear warhead, it's no competition.)
I could keep going but I want to hear what you have to say, go on, top me.
When did the PoA carry a NOVA?
Also, phase-shifting technology. Temporarily puts everything in the area of effect into another dimension. Not fully into the other dimension, but enough that anything that is not a black hole has no effect on the affected area. [For balancing issues, this technology can only be used for 77 seconds during this battle. After that, it cannot be used again, and the 304's shielding is diminished by 20%.]
EDIT: I know the Tau'ri [us] possess this technology, it's only a matter of time before it is implemented on the battlecruisers. [And maybe the fighters too?]
[Edited on 12.10.2010 5:46 AM PST]