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Euralys 4-6 The-paradise

The-Paradise started attacking and in a corner the central defender of The-Paradise scored a goal, Then a Euralys goalkeeper's do a penalty that was scored by the captain of the-Paradise, In the 120th minute Van Degrace scored a goal that was useless, and he exclaimed to the camera: "Euralys, have mercy on us, We did what we could, Don't do anything to us, Please, We have given everything for our people, Please, Have mercy on us, Don't run away from the country, I will return to Euralys, please, rate our effort"

We are pressing into service the Headhunter: An underwater missile-torpedo that travels at 291 knots and is effective at destroying submarines

Kathol rift wrote:

I gave up on logic in the sci-fi story I’m trying to write, at least for space travel. We now have travel faster than 400 times the speed of light, and wormhole highways for instant transportation across the galaxy.

Oh that, I handwaved that a long time ago. There's two modes of superluminal travel:

1): an ancient network of hyperspace gates that link to a subspace tunnel network that links to every single star in the Milky Way galaxy and to a quadrillion more locations with no stars in them because this is a Milky Way galaxy reduced down to one Galactic arm due to... an accident of invasion. Oh, yeah, they can be reverse-engineered, but it's difficult to do.

1a); Also know what's rad? You can potentially use these gates to fire literal Death Star-blasts at planets using the gate-network, so hook up a gate to a Dyson sphere designed to weaponize solar output and wherever your gate network extends you have unlimited control over the galaxy.

2): ships that can use the aforementioned subspace network to travel by themselves, usually a lot less precise than if using a gate, but can take weeks to months. The power requirements are so large that fleets have to use carrier ships to go anywhere and justifies using the naval analogue and, of course, fighter ships for other reason.

3): intergalactic travel is basically impossible because these subspace tunnels do not extend that far out by themselves so you're stuck at ordinary relativistic speeds.

Strala wrote:

And the size. Also probably the number of bombers, fighters, and assault craft. I also got rid of torpedoes since I was lazy, Oh I also got rid of warp drive

So, basically, you have the equivalent of Xyston-class Star Destroyers -- everything scaled up, so you have bridge windows that look cathedral sized and cavernous rooms that are not supposed to be cavernous. Which, arguably, fits the Imperium... but wow.

Jar Wattinree wrote:

Oh that, I handwaved that a long time ago. There's two modes of superluminal travel:

1): an ancient network of hyperspace gates that link to a subspace tunnel network that links to every single star in the Milky Way galaxy and to a quadrillion more locations with no stars in them because this is a Milky Way galaxy reduced down to one Galactic arm due to... an accident of invasion. Oh, yeah, they can be reverse-engineered, but it's difficult to do.

1a); Also know what's rad? You can potentially use these gates to fire literal Death Star-blasts at planets using the gate-network, so hook up a gate to a Dyson sphere designed to weaponize solar output and wherever your gate network extends you have unlimited control over the galaxy.

2): ships that can use the aforementioned subspace network to travel by themselves, usually a lot less precise than if using a gate, but can take weeks to months. The power requirements are so large that fleets have to use carrier ships to go anywhere and justifies using the naval analogue and, of course, fighter ships for other reason.

3): intergalactic travel is basically impossible because these subspace tunnels do not extend that far out by themselves so you're stuck at ordinary relativistic speeds.

So, basically, you have the equivalent of Xyston-class Star Destroyers -- everything scaled up, so you have bridge windows that look cathedral sized and cavernous rooms that are not supposed to be cavernous. Which, arguably, fits the Imperium... but wow.

I guess, so is that a good or bad wow? Personally I felt like the Warhammer 40k ships, especially the capital ships were far too small.

Cohuila Y Tejas wrote:

I actually based it off of the Shkval

Except slower.

Strala wrote:

I guess, so is that a good or bad wow? Personally I felt like the Warhammer 40k ships, especially the capital ships were far too small.

It's a neutral wow considering how ridiculous WH40K ships are in general.

Jar Wattinree wrote:

It's a neutral wow considering how ridiculous WH40K ships are in general.

Oh, thank goodness. I mean I'll take a neutral over bad any day.

Jar Wattinree wrote:

Oh that, I handwaved that a long time ago. There's two modes of superluminal travel:

1): an ancient network of hyperspace gates that link to a subspace tunnel network that links to every single star in the Milky Way galaxy and to a quadrillion more locations with no stars in them because this is a Milky Way galaxy reduced down to one Galactic arm due to... an accident of invasion. Oh, yeah, they can be reverse-engineered, but it's difficult to do.

1a); Also know what's rad? You can potentially use these gates to fire literal Death Star-blasts at planets using the gate-network, so hook up a gate to a Dyson sphere designed to weaponize solar output and wherever your gate network extends you have unlimited control over the galaxy.

2): ships that can use the aforementioned subspace network to travel by themselves, usually a lot less precise than if using a gate, but can take weeks to months. The power requirements are so large that fleets have to use carrier ships to go anywhere and justifies using the naval analogue and, of course, fighter ships for other reason.

3): intergalactic travel is basically impossible because these subspace tunnels do not extend that far out by themselves so you're stuck at ordinary relativistic speeds.

So, basically, you have the equivalent of Xyston-class Star Destroyers -- everything scaled up, so you have bridge windows that look cathedral sized and cavernous rooms that are not supposed to be cavernous. Which, arguably, fits the Imperium... but wow.

We dont talk of xystons here

Mestovakia wrote:

Imperium: Cease that heresy, Guardsman.

You have sullied your hands with that filthy piece of parchment, Guardsman. How do you plead?! Too late HERETIC! *Insert bolter pistol shot sound here*

Argh!

What do you call these in english? I only know the german word and can't get a proper translation...

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EDIT: I found it, nevermind...

Jar Wattinree wrote:

It's a neutral wow considering how ridiculous WH40K ships are in general.

laughs in the rock

Anyone here watch space force?