Terratons of tnt is excessive. Really excessive. Considering the biggest nuke (Fusion) was like 50 megatons, and you're saying you have one 20,000 times stronger instantly.

I think it was a collected effort of nukes, rather than 1 massive one...

I think it was a collected effort of nukes, rather than 1 massive one...

Eh, still. That would take time. All his ships with nukes would have to come together to put all the nukes together. And 20,000 nukes are... big. But either way, 20k nukes wouldn't come close to obliterating a fleet, unless they were all sitting on top ot eachother

Naquadah doubles energy for every kg used.

 

Three of the strongest nukes and 100 ton naquadah would equal:

 

3 * (nuke's power) *2 * 1,000 * 100.

 

So say 50 mega, time that by three and we have 1.5 giga, times two we have 3 giga, then times 1,000 and we have 3 terra, then times 100 and we have 300 terraton.

(Don't worry, that'll be the only time I ever use such a mega-weapon(unless there's another NPC invasion :twisted: ).)

So say 50 mega, time that by two and we have 0.1 giga, then times 1,000 and we have 0.1 terra, then times 100 and we have 10 terraton.

 

Why times by 1000 and then by 100?

Or I could use project Krypt to totally screw them over.

 

That's a super computer virus, for the record. And I think it's finished tomorrow.

So say 50 mega, time that by two and we have 0.1 giga, then times 1,000 and we have 0.1 terra, then times 100 and we have 10 terraton.

 

Why times by 1000 and then by 100?

I don't know, because I simplyfied 100 ton to 100*1,000 kg instead of 100,000, but it was three nukes and not just one. :thumbsup:

I don't know, because I simplyfied 100 ton to 100*1,000 kg instead of 100,000

150 Megatonnes, times 2....Is 300 Megatonnes.

Or I could use project Krypt to totally screw them over.

 

That's a super computer virus, for the record. And I think it's finished tomorrow.

 

Hopefully they use Windows.

Or I could use project Krypt to totally screw them over.

 

That's a super computer virus, for the record. And I think it's finished tomorrow.

 

Hopefully they use Windows.

or norton. I am starting the construction of a massive amount of praetorian class ships (14) and this should take roughly 15 years to do. When I am done I could send over 65,000 fighters against the urk orz...

Cool, they can join my 90,000.

From across the ether the System of Free World's sends a message:

"You fools can't you see the Urk-Orz are too numerous to be destroyed as a whole. Far better to sit and wait for them to come to you."

 

Feeling slightly odd from the message, which erupted over the whole region, and slightly scared at the god like powers, you wonder if you should listen to this advice.(No really, it is just in-game advice, as a moderator I have no opinion on your foolishness...whether it does in deed exist...or not...as the case may be.)

A pale, milky white glow comes from the Temple. The Temple Complex has now expanded. It is much larger than the Elysian Square.

 

Interestingly enough, the amount of Hindus, Christians, Jews, and Muslims has been declining. In the past, strong religious views have been on a decline (yet people practised traditions as part of their culture, not religion). However, it seems that people are starting to let go of their past traditions and are becoming more agnostic.

If God turns up I will not be impressed...not at all...

Anyway, with the amount of death going on wouldn't people be more religious...as their only savouir? Although I suppose second life would destroy some of that...

If God turns up I will not be impressed...not at all...

Anyway, with the amount of death going on wouldn't people be more religious...as their only savouir? Although I suppose second life would destroy some of that...

 

What death? Last I checked, everything's been calm and normal on the realms. And yeah, Second Life would eliminate a lot of it since it pretty much meets their emotional needs. Hell, even the suicide rate has been zilch. It makes a lot more sense to pursue Second Life than to kill yourself because Second Life enables you to seek whatever kind of life that you want.

 

You think we're trying to summon God? :lol:

Its more a vague warning....for you shall worship no other god, because the Lord, whose name is Archimage, is a jealous God.

Its more a vague warning....for you shall worship no other god, because the Lord, whose name is Archimage, is a jealous God.

 

That's what they said about Yahweh/Jehovah.

Well it is a semi-exact quote. But I am someone who does the random events so God appearing would probably come under that and I am saying that any God, which isn't me, is doomed...So it will be rather cool to enter the game as a real person, but kind of complicated being I am already playing 3 different roles(SFW, Mod and Orz) adding God would be asking for trouble.

If God turns up I will not be impressed...not at all...

Anyway, with the amount of death going on wouldn't people be more religious...as their only savouir? Although I suppose second life would destroy some of that...

Well the Federation is hugely religious. Except our religion is about death and destruction and dieing in battle.

 

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Also, Sere...I think your production would drop to next to nothing if that Second Life program is so good. Nobody would want to live in the real world, and certainly not work in it.

Mather, your equation makes no sense. Naquadah is already overpowered. So first you multiply it by 2, already overpowered by far and VERY game breaking. Then apparently each ton of naquadah adds 1x more force? What the hell?

 

And Dusty's right. I just think of that book in the pendragon series where everyone just wants to live in the alternate reality, and then food production and all goes down and people start dying.

Each kg adds 1x to the power during nuclear explotions, however this is the only time it'll ever use it unless some other NPC(or more accuratly APC) comes around beating up players, and don't say this wouldn't be a normal and acceptable responce IRL: Remember Japan helping the Nazi side? Remember USA's reaction? Remember Hiroshima? This is the same thing, only on a bigger scale.

At no point did the USA say they were using a fictional bullet to make their rifles able to blow up forts.

Grim, I can't find any of your point values or such on the Hegepedia.

At no point did the USA say they were using a fictional bullet to make their rifles able to blow up forts.

They never did that, however they sent a few planes to obliviate a large city, that is kinda the same size-effect ratio.

 

Anyways, it's not like any loses happened except for some of my jaffa and the pain in the [wagon] Orz fleet, this was more a gain for you than it was for me even, no lives are going to be lost on your sides because of this nor will any similiar event cause harm to you.

So is the Orz fleet randomly disappearing or a new paradise planet appearing in all our systems. It just screws up the game when we start removing things because they are difficult. And the Urk-Orz arn't even difficult.