- Cmdr DaeFaron
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Posted by: The Seraphim
Posted by: Cmdr DaeFaron
And where does this thermal energy backlash come from? Seriously, I've looked up the 'laws of thermodynamics'. and found nothing relating to it.
It's only a theory, but highly plausible in my opinion. Regardless, one round would obliterate the ship.
It is theorized that if a ship's armor or shields were to absorb all the kinetic energy of a super MAC round, the release of thermodynamic energy would still vaporize the ship.
If the armor took it, the round would keep going anyway. However, I'm just not buying that the super carrier, in it's MASSIVE size (see linked picture earlier) can just be one shot killed by any super MAC platform. The scope of ship has never before Reach been shown, and it's never been described as being hit by a super MAC round.
And, again, everybody seems to view it as "round hits shields and is stopped cold/floats there." Can nobody confirm deny what I remember reading about frigate MAC's bouncing off/deflecting from ship shields? Cause if that's confirmed true, the same would happen in the super-MAC round didn't go through the shields in one hit.
Again, hence my statement. If that is true, then with a super-MAC station I can effectively destroy ANY ship in the universe, including Forerunner.
edit: Can I please have a quote of, which 'law of thermodynamics' applies here?
[Edited on 06.10.2012 2:54 PM PDT]