SuperSyrias
SuperSyrias t1_j730jf7 wrote
Reply to comment by aggasalk in How could a high-altitude surveillance balloon be captured? by aggasalk
ah.. didnt know it was that high. k... leaves the "make a hole" bit, then.
SuperSyrias t1_j72zks0 wrote
honestly, just have drones attach weights with magnets and glue. at some point the thing cant keep floating and will sink.
or have a helicopter put a net over it thats has weights.
or simply puncture the balloon. it wont explode and it wont immediately drop like dead weight.
SuperSyrias t1_j6cpy3l wrote
are you telling us your opinion on the book or your opinion on the reading habits of other people?
SuperSyrias t1_j5y775b wrote
Reply to comment by mattswritingaccount in [WP] Yeah yeah, common Isekai plot from a nation in dire straits. However when they asked for a 'Warrior clad in steel', they didn't expect this strange, enclosed chariot to appear with people inside. These men call their beast a 'tank'. by 28th_Stab_Wound
yep.
SuperSyrias t1_j5x8j0c wrote
Reply to comment by mattswritingaccount in [WP] Yeah yeah, common Isekai plot from a nation in dire straits. However when they asked for a 'Warrior clad in steel', they didn't expect this strange, enclosed chariot to appear with people inside. These men call their beast a 'tank'. by 28th_Stab_Wound
what would it take to convince you to turn this into a 50 ebook series i can buy for 3 dollars each on amazon?
in other words, please dont leave it at that, continue!
SuperSyrias t1_j4ioktz wrote
Reply to What do y'all think will be the future of American animation given the recent cancelations and flops? by bakerspice24
i just hope they stop "reinventing" popular characters around low effort "diversity" ideas.
make original stuff that has diversity, dont reboot a show thats was popular a decade ago for specific reasons and then take out those reasons in an effort to modernize them.
SuperSyrias t1_iyevz86 wrote
Reply to You’re a fearsome eighteenth century pirate, what is the name of your ship? by TittySquirtles
the Dickcutter
SuperSyrias t1_itohre3 wrote
Reply to how do we feel ab powerwolf by _seraphin
i like the songs of them that i like, i dont care about them as a band or people any further than "made a few songs i like". just like with most bands.
SuperSyrias t1_it8nqzh wrote
what does inappropriate mean here?
are we talking "sexy pics nobody but SIL and Brother were to ever see" or full on "family dog AND underage neighbour are in on the fun at the same time"?
because as long as nothing truly actually awful is on there, i dont think private pics on a private device is something to get bent out of shape over.
SuperSyrias t1_j9yzifq wrote
Reply to The military in the MCU by [deleted]
The problem is that once you make ordinary people competent in dealing with super people, you quickly reach "deconstruction of the genre" levels.
Not all supers are bulletproof. Nowhere near enough actually take that into account and it gets handwaved away for the plot.
Realistically, most good and badguys in marvel could actually be defeated by a wellarmed military unit or two. But of course if that gets teased, they suddenly pull out personal force fields or LMDs or whatever.
In the MCU specifically, how does the US Military not yet have a full unit of Pseudo-Iron Men by this phase? Whiplash and Hammer showed that people CAN reverse engineer Starks tech, with varying success. The military sure as shit collected every piece of armor scrap they could find from the big battle against "Mr. Extremis". No way they didnt piece at least one generally functiong suit together from that. Next, the Ultron units EACH had at least one arc reactor. No chance ALL of those got crushed beyond use.
All the drones Mysterio used? Very unlikely they didnt use arc reactors, very unlikely all of them get fully destroyed.
And so on.
Sure, Tony was a genius far ahead of his time. Sure, its Super Science. But thats the thing. It IS plausible Science in the MCU, not inexplicable magic. Science people mad at Tony managed to "fake" city destroying monsters that actively could destroy cities, seemingly with relative ease. Dont try to tell me the military could not get scientists intelligent enough to whip up pseudo AI to help run the refurbished Stark suits.
So, aside from "it would be horribly boring to have armies of Iron Men round up and defeat all super human threats" there really is no reason why the US military wouldnt already have functioning ArmorSoldiers on par with at least Iron Man 1 Tony.