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Post by themikefest on Jun 29, 2017 16:12:49 GMT
I like to know how much of the construction was done before benefactor got involved.
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Post by ozzie on Jun 29, 2017 17:06:13 GMT
I think a lot of the timeline will make more sense when we actually know who the benfactor/s is/are. I still want to know why ODSY drives weren't a thing in the Milky Way. It would revolutionize space travel and render the Reaper trap a complete waste of time. ODSY drive only seems to have one benefit over the traditional Ezo FTL drives. Standard FTL will go about 12Ly a Day, or 4380Ly per year... 600 years will get you 2.6M Ly, a little further than the Andromeda galaxy. The only thing stopping a tradition FTL drive making this trip is the static charge that builds up in the hull eventually killing the occupants. Within the confines of a Galaxy, either MW or A, this doesn't present a problem as you can discharge it into a large bodies magnetosphere, any planet with an atmosphere should suffice, might even work with a large gas clouds or nebula. I never saw an overview of how the ODSY drive works, first think I could think of would be to use capacitors to store the charge and eject them into my wake... so it's probably not a complicated solution or even a revolutionary design, just a technology that would take up a good chunk of space and weight to fix a problem that already has an easy work around.
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Post by Iakus on Jun 29, 2017 17:17:46 GMT
I still want to know why ODSY drives weren't a thing in the Milky Way. It would revolutionize space travel and render the Reaper trap a complete waste of time. ODSY drive only seems to have one benefit over the traditional Ezo FTL drives. Standard FTL will go about 12Ly a Day, or 4380Ly per year... 600 years will get you 2.6M Ly, a little further than the Andromeda galaxy. The only thing stopping a tradition FTL drive making this trip is the static charge that builds up in the hull eventually killing the occupants. Within the confines of a Galaxy, either MW or A, this doesn't present a problem as you can discharge it into a large bodies magnetosphere, any planet with an atmosphere should suffice, might even work with a large gas clouds or nebula. I never saw an overview of how the ODSY drive works, first think I could think of would be to use capacitors to store the charge and eject them into my wake... so it's probably not a complicated solution or even a revolutionary design, just a technology that would take up a good chunk of space and weight to fix a problem that already has an easy work around. Then why isn't the MW far more thoroughly explored? In the trilogy all we had were some densely populated systems along the relay network, and races fighting over those rare garden worlds. Where was the exploration of the galaxy as a whole? Why weren't the quarians using it to find a dextro-friendly homeworld? Why was humanity settling the dangerous Attican traverse, risking batarian slavers and pirates when they could find their own worlds? Why aren't explorers thumbing their noses at Council authority and setting themselves up "off the grid"? Ships with effectively limitless range would have, should have, revolutionized the galaxy. Redefined borders. Cause a new age of exploration.
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Post by ozzie on Jun 29, 2017 17:53:07 GMT
Then why isn't the MW far more thoroughly explored? In the trilogy all we had were some densely populated systems along the relay network, and races fighting over those rare garden worlds. Where was the exploration of the galaxy as a whole? Why weren't the quarians using it to find a dextro-friendly homeworld? Why was humanity settling the dangerous Attican traverse, risking batarian slavers and pirates when they could find their own worlds? Why aren't explorers thumbing their noses at Council authority and setting themselves up "off the grid"? Ships with effectively limitless range would have, should have, revolutionized the galaxy. Redefined borders. Cause a new age of exploration. Not sure why the Attican traverse specifically, trade, strategic positioning perhaps, but those would certainly explain high density around the relay systems. I would assume that the Quarian were using FTL to search for Dextro-Amino planets, we just never see them and most of the Terran colonies are just not marked on the Galaxy map. Note that the only system we ever see marked in the local cluster is Sol and there 12 systems within 10Ly of earth. Thing is, the ships already have unlimited range while within the Galaxy, a 14Ly per day drive will allow you to traverse most the galaxy, albeit slowly in a meandering path with the exception probably of the spaces between the spiral arms where you are going to run into trouble venting your static, the Mass Relays skip you right over these impediments. Bear in mind, getting to the Citadel in this fashion from from Sol would probably take in the region of 5-6 years, hence why civilisation clusters around the relays.
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Post by Atemporal Vanguardian-Debugger on Jun 30, 2017 0:56:55 GMT
Right... And the Keepers created the Leviathans' and thus the Reapers... Thank you. Now I want to go back into ME1 find that one Keeper and kill it again.... at least I think you can... maybe I wrong been a long time since then. is it confirmed that the keepers are an indoctrinated remnant race like the collectors, programmed to make the citadel trap more appealing? Not that I am aware of. Was being sarcastic.
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Post by bshep on Jun 30, 2017 1:11:58 GMT
is it confirmed that the keepers are an indoctrinated remnant race like the collectors, programmed to make the citadel trap more appealing? Not that I am aware of. Was being sarcastic. That was, according to Vigil, one theory made by the last protheans alive on Ilos but they never had any evidence to back it.
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Post by Atemporal Vanguardian-Debugger on Jun 30, 2017 3:22:29 GMT
Not that I am aware of. Was being sarcastic. That was, according to Vigil, one theory made by the last protheans alive on Ilos but they never had any evidence to back it. Turian Councillor will have a field day...
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