So, after shields
cannot protect my ships from the magical sandsurfing in space making my paint wear of faster than it can dry.
cannot even protect from the fartfumes of thargs.
cannot proect me from hatch breaker limpets.
So what weird handwaveium are weapons made of, that they can be "deflected?" by shields, while basically evertyhing else can't?
Also, what are they? What is that forcefield made of? Is there any officiel lore science explaining that? When we can burn off the corrosive effect by heating the ship up, the shields surely can not be made of something that is hot, otherwise the fartbubbles would never enter the area within the shield. How can we even land with shields without them not getting shut down or us bouncing off the surface? Or enter exit the ship as a person/SLF/SRV/limpet without having to shut it down? Also, don#t tell me this is "speed" related, if so msisile catching me with hardly any higher speed than me would pass as well.
So do we have a proper non handwaveium explanation on how they work and what they are?
cannot protect my ships from the magical sandsurfing in space making my paint wear of faster than it can dry.
cannot even protect from the fartfumes of thargs.
cannot proect me from hatch breaker limpets.
So what weird handwaveium are weapons made of, that they can be "deflected?" by shields, while basically evertyhing else can't?
Also, what are they? What is that forcefield made of? Is there any officiel lore science explaining that? When we can burn off the corrosive effect by heating the ship up, the shields surely can not be made of something that is hot, otherwise the fartbubbles would never enter the area within the shield. How can we even land with shields without them not getting shut down or us bouncing off the surface? Or enter exit the ship as a person/SLF/SRV/limpet without having to shut it down? Also, don#t tell me this is "speed" related, if so msisile catching me with hardly any higher speed than me would pass as well.
So do we have a proper non handwaveium explanation on how they work and what they are?