Fissure-Class Landing Spike by Death_Silence_66

Death_Silence_66

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25th Mar 2015

11th Jun 2015

A large landing ship, the Fissure-Class drops out of orbit and hits the surface with the force of a large nuclear bomb. As it falls, it destroys enemy defensive weapons and ships near the landing site. Once landed, it deploys its fleet of 93 Revanants.

entropy spaceship lander

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  Nurgle33 10th Jan 2019
  simple problem with this, it is utterly useless. one must question the need for a machine to be a transport if said machine wipes wout everything when it hits the ground. it should also be noted that with such a delivery mechanism, deploying even a dozen of these would probably cause a nuclear winter and mostly destroy the planet you were trying to conquer anyway
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  Death_Silence_66 21st Aug 2016
  The Impactor absorbs most of the impact (no really). The Revanants are locked down by clamps but the scale is too small to show that. The Fissure is controled by AI as that is faster and more efficient and It's communition system, Stabalized Quark Pairing cannot be inturrepted unless the transceivers are destroyed.
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  rop1p 13th Aug 2016
  probably too much work to do the straps. Also, this would be all AI based, since AIs are faster
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  pepper1boy 10th Aug 2016
  in short, the landing will probably make everything not pinned down be destroyed and thrown everywhere.
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  pepper1boy 10th Aug 2016
  question: if this is intended to be launched from a ship onto the planets surface at high speeds, wouldnt the ships inside be destroyed because they are not locked to the ground? and, i know these might be AI, but wouldnt you need someone in the ship to manage things incase the ship's communications break? so.. how would HE survive the fall... have you ever been in a car and someone pulls the breaks? the landing must be like that X1000
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  Death_Silence_66 5th Feb 2016
  This is a trivial argument gone on far too long. Please stop.
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  Weretyu777 29th Aug 2015
  Tangle, it's not that I'm so stupid. It's that I've only ever known of one ENIAC. Naming a spaceship after a computer isn't very smart when you have people who KNOW computers ask about it.
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  Death_Silence_66 19th Aug 2015
  @crazysquid32 Nope. The fragments would be vaporized when they hit the cone of superheated air the Fissure-Class creates. Something with more velocity, like a railgun, would.
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  Tangle10 14th Aug 2015
  Weretyu777: Sorry about the confusion there. Then again, that would imply that when you first saw the Fissure-class, you thought a giant ravine was flying around...
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  crazysquid32 11th Aug 2015
  Would a flak battery be able to damage one on its way down?