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Posted by: mojeda101
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I have ever seen in Star Wars, not a single piece of the feature films suggest that sort of a statement can be plausible.Maybe because the Empire never fought the Covenant? Think before you post. If you pay attention to the films, all it takes is one shot from a fighter and the other is blown right out of the sky, a good example is Episode 4, they blew to bits after 1 shot from a fighter.
They had deflector shields that were meant to deflect laser fire, the new Interceptor received upgraded weaponry that blew through it, what makes you think that a shield that could be shot off by bullets would withstand something as power as a Tie's dual blasters?
Pay the hell attention to Wars' on canon.
Problems:
1) Wedge Antilles survives getting a direct hit by Vader's TIE Advanced.
2) X-Wings are made of Titanium, one of the lowest melt/vaporize points in the metals list. If the TIE shot megatons, they should instantly be vaporized.
3) R2-D2 is made out of steel, yet he took a direct hit from Vader's TIE Avanced and didn't even fly apart. Conversly, he also gets hit by a pistol round in Ep VI and the same thing happens, yet on a smaller scale. He gets knocked out. This same pistol later shoots Leia in the arm leaving only a small burn mark.
3.1) In Episode 1, an R5 unit gets hit directly by a ship-to-ship turbolaser, but doesn't vaporize. It flies to pieces, yes, but does not vaporize when it should. Are TIE fighters stronger then ship cannons now?
4) All Wars weapons use explosive power as their damage dealer; you can tell by the way they act. Plasma melts, lasers cut, Wars weapons explode. Thusly, every shot fired should explode with megatonnage, gigatonnage, or terratonnage force, yet not a SINGLE shot fired in any of the movies the movies does this.
Cut the bull -blam!- fanwank. It makes people wh do this look like an ass who only goes with the highest number rather then thinks logically.
1. Deflector shield.
2. See above.
3.1 Funny, it's interesting to note that the MAC Gun fired in Reach at "Spire One" did NOT make a Megaton bomb like blast when in book canon, it's described to do so. Nothing has ever lived up to it's book potential in both Halo and Star Wars, although Star Wars does what they can, the vaporization of R2 would ruin the story as he is one of the main characters, he wasn't vaporized, but was damaged from the inside out.
4. Notice when an Imperial Star Destroyer is firing at the Millenium falcon they clearly explode with a condensed force around the ship. Yet again, I bring up, when has the movies or games lived up to their true potential?
Do you realize that it had to fire in low power, right? Because UNSC ground forces were nearby and if it were to be fired in full power, it'd devastate covenant forces, also causing massive friendly fire as well! Uh what? MAC's firepower of TNT isn't in range of MT, its range of KT.