inverse tachyon pulse....

[NeilRoy]

Does elite dangerous need one? Well... Does it,

 

[Andrew Gaspurr]

I have one at home, and I am very happy with it; especially when doing the laundry, vacuum cleaning or just for mixing cocktails.
Buy three, get one for free!

 

[deMangler]

Does elite dangerous need one? Well... Does it,

It just might work!

 

[Lima]

Does the brown sea need more incredibly vague pseudo science topics? Probably not!

 

[PenguinActual]

I left my ST:TNG Collector's Edition back at Kremainn... sorry.

 

[Jaeger]

Does elite dangerous need one? Well... Does it,

OMG The something secret ---

 

[Nebulocity]

Does elite dangerous need one? Well... Does it,

Get out of here with that silly Star Trek nonsense.

 

[Silh]

Only if you want to destroy humanity.

 

[Draxxen]

I would settle for PPC's (that would be Particle Projection Cannon)

 

[Frenotx]

I would settle for PPC's (that would be Particle Projection Cannon)

Oh yes please, especially if they sound like the ones in mech warrior 4.

But seriously, a high damage, low RoF laser weapon would be awesome. Kinda like the burst, but more damage, and lower RoF. Or a rail / pa hybrid.

 

[Yomamas Fett]

3 PPCs on a Python would be...ahem....Awesome, 8Q preferably.

 

[Vasious]

Vote No to Meaningless Star Trek Technobable

 

[Rubbernuke]

Not without a Heisenberg conpensator.

 

[Jexter]

If you're asking if ED needs a tachyon laser too, as in Eve has them, then remember those aren't pulses they're beams! Also they're not, well, inverted

 

[Brimstone]

Yes, as well as Romulan Battle Cloaks, Photon Torpedos, the Riker Maneuver, the Picard Maneuver, the Borg, Risa, and we can trade Nerve Tonics for Gold Pressed Latinum.

 

[DNYI]

"And I say,
Bounce a graviton particle beam off the main deflector dish
That's the way we do things, lad, we're making up as we wish
The Klingons and the Romulans pose no threat to us
'Cause if we find we're in a bind we just make some up"
---from Voltaire - USS Make Up

 

[xdeath]

"And I say,
Bounce a graviton particle beam off the main deflector dish
That's the way we do things, lad, we're making up as we wish
The Klingons and the Romulans pose no threat to us
'Cause if we find we're in a bind we just make some up"
---from Voltaire - USS Make Up

As a trekkie I find this offensive.

 

[Archgeek]

HEH, I get the feeling anyone in the alpha quadrant would kill for one of our FSDs. Combination warp drives/hyperspace jump drives? Yes plz. In fact, what warp factor would one even need to hit the Clarke limit?

 

[Brimstone]

HEH, I get the feeling anyone in the alpha quadrant would kill for one of our FSDs. Combination warp drives/hyperspace jump drives? Yes plz. In fact, what warp factor would one even need to hit the Clarke limit?

Isn't each warp factor equivalent to the speed of light times that number? So like, warp 3 is 3 times the speed of light, warp 9 is the highest most ships are capable of, and allowed to go? If so, then they are going pretty slow compared to us

edit: Nevermind, a quick google and I found this http://en.memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Warp_factor

Warp 9 is 834c. Though that table is kind of wierd.

 

[Archgeek]

Iedit: Nevermind, a quick google and I found this http://en.memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Warp_factor

Warp 9 is 834c. Though that table is kind of wierd.

Woo, those are some inconsistent numbers. Though going by 24th century numbers the Clarke limit seems to float around warp 9 or so. 23rd century numbers are weird and would just be somewhere south of 8.4.