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Post by themikefest on Mar 26, 2022 16:37:11 GMT
Any dead bodies in orbit there is if they don't have spacesuits good chance they would burn up in the atmosphere long before they hit the ground those in spacesuits depends on the quality of the spacesuit.
I was referring to the Reaper bodies falling. They’d cause asteroid impact levels of destruction when they hit. So now you're singing a different tune. You went from them causing nuclear lever blasts to asteroid impact levels of destruction. Make up your mind. If the reapers falling causing asteroid impact levels of destruction, wouldn't that wipeout whatever life is left especially since there's x number of them on Earth and how ever many on the other planets?
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Mar 26, 2022 17:00:13 GMT
I was referring to the Reaper bodies falling. They’d cause asteroid impact levels of destruction when they hit. So now you're singing a different tune. You went from them causing nuclear lever blasts to asteroid impact levels of destruction. Make up your mind. If the reapers falling causing asteroid impact levels of destruction, wouldn't that wipeout whatever life is left especially since there's x number of them on Earth and how ever many on the other planets? Not at all. One refers to the Reapers on or near the surface and the other refers to the ones far higher up. Not all asteroid impacts are the level of the Chicxulub impact, since that asteroid was 5 times longer than a Dreadnought and far more massive. But we see many craters from asteroids that were more on scale of the Reapers size and mass. For example Meteor Crater in Arizona was caused by a 50 meter rock. And it left this: Can only imagine what an impact from a 2 kilometer Reaper can do. And with thousands of Reapers falling, while none would cause the level of destruction the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs did together they would cause an extinction level event.
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Post by themikefest on Mar 26, 2022 17:10:21 GMT
Word it however you want. I still take destroy over that green crap
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Post by Iakus on Mar 26, 2022 17:14:03 GMT
So now you're singing a different tune. You went from them causing nuclear lever blasts to asteroid impact levels of destruction. Make up your mind. If the reapers falling causing asteroid impact levels of destruction, wouldn't that wipeout whatever life is left especially since there's x number of them on Earth and how ever many on the other planets? Not at all. One refers to the Reapers on or near the surface and the other refers to the ones far higher up. Not all asteroid impacts are the level of the Chicxulub impact, since that asteroid was 5 times longer than a Dreadnought and far more massive. But we see many craters from asteroids that were more on scale of the Reapers size and mass. For example Meteor Crater in Arizona was caused by a 50 meter rock. And it left this: Can only imagine what an impact from a 2 kilometer Reaper can do. And with thousands of Reapers falling, while none would cause the level of destruction the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs did together they would cause an extinction level event. And this is why kinetic weapons are considered WMDs in the Mass Effect setting.
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Post by Iakus on Mar 26, 2022 17:14:58 GMT
Word it however you want. I still take destroy over that green crap It's ALL crap. Red, Green, and Blue.
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Post by themikefest on Mar 26, 2022 17:39:45 GMT
Word it however you want. I still take destroy over that green crap It's ALL crap. Red, Green, and Blue. It's too bad Bioware didn't use Hackett's ending. It cuts out everything from Shepard taking the magic carpet ride up to lala land onward
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Post by Son of Dorn on Mar 26, 2022 18:37:44 GMT
*sees another Reder Vs Greener battle*
It's popcorn time!
*Qué Pizza Time theme from Spiderman 2 game*
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Post by themikefest on Mar 26, 2022 19:38:28 GMT
Can only imagine what an impact from a 2 kilometer Reaper can do. And with thousands of Reapers falling, while none would cause the level of destruction the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs did together they would cause an extinction level event. The same can said about the one's in the green ending, right? There are a few dead reapers when the crucible fires the green. Won't those reapers cause damage? How long would it be before those dead reapers fall into Earth's atmosphere? While the cleanup/rebuild is happening, some ships are attaching whatever to the reapers to drag them out of Earth's orbit. Later, teams cut up the reapers into smaller pieces to deliver to factories to be melted down to be used to make parts to help with the rebuilding.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Mar 26, 2022 19:43:04 GMT
Can only imagine what an impact from a 2 kilometer Reaper can do. And with thousands of Reapers falling, while none would cause the level of destruction the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs did together they would cause an extinction level event. The same can said about the one's in the green ending, right? There are a few dead reapers when the crucible fires the green. Won't those reapers cause damage? How long would it be before those dead reapers fall into Earth's atmosphere? While the cleanup/rebuild is happening, some ships are attaching whatever to the reapers to drag them out of Earth's orbit. Later, teams cut up the reapers into smaller pieces to deliver to factories to be melted down to be used to make parts to help with the rebuilding. If not cleaned up, absolutely. However, at least that way you have a couple extra massive fleets to help clean up. Especially since those extra helpers don’t need things like rest. So less of a chance for such disasters to occur.
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Post by Son of Dorn on Mar 26, 2022 20:07:57 GMT
Can only imagine what an impact from a 2 kilometer Reaper can do. And with thousands of Reapers falling, while none would cause the level of destruction the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs did together they would cause an extinction level event. The same can said about the one's in the green ending, right? There are a few dead reapers when the crucible fires the green. Won't those reapers cause damage? How long would it be before those dead reapers fall into Earth's atmosphere? While the cleanup/rebuild is happening, some ships are attaching whatever to the reapers to drag them out of Earth's orbit. Later, teams cut up the reapers into smaller pieces to deliver to factories to be melted down to be used to make parts to help with the rebuilding. Speaking of dead Reapers in orbit... A dead Reaper falling from orbit would generate a shockwave similar to a nuke. While a dead Reaper falling planetside wouldn't (it would likely generate the exploding force of an V2 or a V1 rocket).
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Post by ahglock on Mar 26, 2022 23:00:03 GMT
Any dead bodies in orbit there is if they don't have spacesuits good chance they would burn up in the atmosphere long before they hit the ground those in spacesuits depends on the quality of the spacesuit.
I was referring to the Reaper bodies falling. They’d cause asteroid impact levels of destruction when they hit. Not likely, they are falling, not hurtling 77,000kph into the ground. If one died at the exact moment it was accelerating at the earth then maybe. Otherwise the damage would be fairly minor.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Mar 26, 2022 23:02:31 GMT
The same can said about the one's in the green ending, right? There are a few dead reapers when the crucible fires the green. Won't those reapers cause damage? How long would it be before those dead reapers fall into Earth's atmosphere? While the cleanup/rebuild is happening, some ships are attaching whatever to the reapers to drag them out of Earth's orbit. Later, teams cut up the reapers into smaller pieces to deliver to factories to be melted down to be used to make parts to help with the rebuilding. Speaking of dead Reapers in orbit... A dead Reaper falling from orbit would generate a shockwave similar to a nuke. While a dead Reaper falling planetside wouldn't (it would likely generate the exploding force of an V2 or a V1 rocket). A Reaper taking a footstep causes more damage than those, so that’s laughably in accurate. Again, even modern skyscrapers falling cause more damage.
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Post by ahglock on Mar 26, 2022 23:04:46 GMT
The same can said about the one's in the green ending, right? There are a few dead reapers when the crucible fires the green. Won't those reapers cause damage? How long would it be before those dead reapers fall into Earth's atmosphere? While the cleanup/rebuild is happening, some ships are attaching whatever to the reapers to drag them out of Earth's orbit. Later, teams cut up the reapers into smaller pieces to deliver to factories to be melted down to be used to make parts to help with the rebuilding. Speaking of dead Reapers in orbit... A dead Reaper falling from orbit would generate a shockwave similar to a nuke. While a dead Reaper falling planetside wouldn't (it would likely generate the exploding force of an V2 or a V1 rocket). If the orbit destabilized before people could deal with it and its mass reducing properties were completely off line. The ones flying may cause a large impact with a large shockwave depending on a few factors. But it wouldn't be the burning inferno, radiation, etc from a nuke, just a shock wave so no where near planetary destruction levels some have been implying.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Mar 26, 2022 23:06:14 GMT
I was referring to the Reaper bodies falling. They’d cause asteroid impact levels of destruction when they hit. Not likely, they are falling, not hurtling 77,000kph into the ground. If one died at the exact moment it was accelerating at the earth then maybe. Otherwise the damage would be fairly minor. Neither was the asteroid I referred to. Meteor Crater is believed to have been caused at only a third that speed (around 29,000 mph so only slightly faster than what sentry speeds are for spacecraft), and again it was just 50 meters across not 150 and definitely not 2000.
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Post by Son of Dorn on Mar 26, 2022 23:11:58 GMT
Speaking of dead Reapers in orbit... A dead Reaper falling from orbit would generate a shockwave similar to a nuke. While a dead Reaper falling planetside wouldn't (it would likely generate the exploding force of an V2 or a V1 rocket). If the orbit destabilized before people could deal with it and its mass reducing properties were completely off line. The ones flying may cause a large impact with a large shockwave depending on a few factors. But it wouldn't be the burning inferno, radiation, etc from a nuke, just a shock wave so no where near planetary destruction levels some have been implying. Pretty much yeah. Even if their drive cores detonated it still wouldn't be on same level as a nuke.
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Post by Son of Dorn on Mar 26, 2022 23:14:05 GMT
Speaking of dead Reapers in orbit... A dead Reaper falling from orbit would generate a shockwave similar to a nuke. While a dead Reaper falling planetside wouldn't (it would likely generate the exploding force of an V2 or a V1 rocket). A Reaper taking a footstep causes more damage than those, so that’s laughably in accurate. Again, even modern skyscrapers falling cause more damage. In that case Shep and Co should have died when fighting those brutes when they were underneath that Reaper.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Mar 26, 2022 23:17:04 GMT
A Reaper taking a footstep causes more damage than those, so that’s laughably in accurate. Again, even modern skyscrapers falling cause more damage. In that case Shep and Co should have died when fighting those brutes when they were underneath that Reaper. Yes, yes they should have.
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Post by Son of Dorn on Mar 26, 2022 23:19:33 GMT
In that case Shep and Co should have died when fighting those brutes when they were underneath that Reaper. Yes, yes they should have. But really this is more about shaming the Destroy ending, right?
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Post by themikefest on Mar 26, 2022 23:21:18 GMT
A Reaper taking a footstep causes more damage than those, so that’s laughably in accurate. Again, even modern skyscrapers falling cause more damage. In that case Shep and Co should have died when fighting those brutes when they were underneath that Reaper. And as close as Shepard and others were to that reaper on Thessia, they should have had problems keeping their balance as they moved forward. Even when Harbinger landed near the beam, the impact would have knocked everyone on their butt possibly killing them. You want to know what's laughable? Seeing the destroyer moving down main street during the green epilogue while the organics are rebuilding. it's hard to build anything with the ground shaking.
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Post by Son of Dorn on Mar 26, 2022 23:22:50 GMT
In that case Shep and Co should have died when fighting those brutes when they were underneath that Reaper. And as close as Shepard and others were to that reaper on Thessia, they should have had problems keeping their balance as they moved forward. Even when Harbinger landed near the beam, the impact would have knocked everyone on their butt possibly killing them. You want to know what's laughable? Seeing the destroyer moving down main street during the green epilogue while the organics are rebuilding. it's hard to build anything with the ground shaking. Aye, it doesn't add up.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Mar 26, 2022 23:22:57 GMT
Yes, yes they should have. But really this is more about shaming the Destroy ending, right? Nope. This is just discussing errors with the endings in general. BioWare ignored basic physics when making it, from stuff like this to even the Reapers falling faster than Earth’s gravity by a factor of 10. Here, I’ll use a different ending error. The Reaper Destroyer we see repairing London in Synthesis would be causing more damage than it repairs with each step it takes. But you honestly think Sovereign falling would only create a crater 10 meters across? Because that’s what V2s did.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Mar 26, 2022 23:24:03 GMT
In that case Shep and Co should have died when fighting those brutes when they were underneath that Reaper. And as close as Shepard and others were to that reaper on Thessia, they should have had problems keeping their balance as they moved forward. Even when Harbinger landed near the beam, the impact would have knocked everyone on their butt possibly killing them. You want to know what's laughable? Seeing the destroyer moving down main street during the green epilogue while the organics are rebuilding. it's hard to build anything with the ground shaking. Agree with all of this.
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Post by Son of Dorn on Mar 26, 2022 23:27:32 GMT
But really this is more about shaming the Destroy ending, right? Nope. This is just discussing errors with the endings in general. BioWare ignored basic physics when making it, from stuff like this to even the Reapers falling faster than Earth’s gravity by a factor of 10. Here, I’ll use a different ending error. The Reaper Destroyer we see repairing London in Synthesis would be causing more damage than it repairs with each step it takes. But you honestly think Sovereign falling would only create a crater 10 meters across? Because that’s what V2s did. Strange how you mention that after Mike did, and never mentioned it beforehand.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Mar 26, 2022 23:30:20 GMT
Nope. This is just discussing errors with the endings in general. BioWare ignored basic physics when making it, from stuff like this to even the Reapers falling faster than Earth’s gravity by a factor of 10. Here, I’ll use a different ending error. The Reaper Destroyer we see repairing London in Synthesis would be causing more damage than it repairs with each step it takes. But you honestly think Sovereign falling would only create a crater 10 meters across? Because that’s what V2s did. Strange how you mention that after Mike did, and never mentioned it beforehand. It is funny how we were typing it at the same time, but the reason I never mentioned it yet was because the discussion was focused on the one example. Also noticed you didn’t answer my question.
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Post by Son of Dorn on Mar 26, 2022 23:40:45 GMT
Strange how you mention that after Mike did, and never mentioned it beforehand. It is funny how we were typing it at the same time, but the reason I never mentioned it yet was because the discussion was focused on the one example. Also noticed you didn’t answer my question. Riiiight. 😒 A Reaper falling planetside would definitely not generate a nuke sized shockwave. And since Bio was never clear on the devastation that a Reaper causes when it falls down in a urban area, it's only guesswork as to the effects that it would cause. But it definitely would not be like a nuke. Does that answer your question?
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