Excellent match here as we put the Federation’s mightiest ship against the cunning of one the the most notorious bounty hunters. For this match, if it’s fought in a cluttered area (asteroid field for example), the edge clearly goes to the Slave-I. Fett wouldn’t directly attack the Starship head on, but would most likely use hit and run techniques.
Who wins this?
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July 11, 2010
#1
I just watch the scene in question and for the most part Obi Wan was at least 100 meters away. The closest he got was a few ship lengths away from Slave 1 and Obi Wan’s ship is well over 5 meters in length so that puts the closest distance between the two at around 25 meters minimum. And Obi Wan was hit multiple times; it wasn’t until his shields failed and Jango scored a hit on Obi Wan’s hull did Boba exclame “we got him”.
July 11, 2010
#2
@picard
I agree with originalA about both the distance and weapons fire
July 11, 2010
#3
Actually, distance was little less than length of Obi-Wan’s fighter.
July 11, 2010
#4
@picard
hmmmthis distance was only ever reached for a measely 2 seconds of the entire engagement, all the while Jango managed to hit the athersprite multiple times,
as previous people have said the shields blocked the damage and the single hit you described is the shot that penetrated the shields.
this serves as a testment to the shielding of the athersprite and now i can see how flawed some of your arguments are
July 11, 2010
#5
woops my mistake i thought you said little more than the length of obiwans fighter
but in seeing you said little less this changes my comment;
this distance is never that close, geeze why can’t you just drop this whole flawed argument? and accept the (as you put it)
boring Q win
July 11, 2010
#6
“and accept the (as you put it)
boring Q win”
Just ignore the Local Retard
Slave-1 Fo the FP award
July 11, 2010
#7
“Just ignore the Local Retard”
OK, I’ll ignore you.
July 11, 2010
#8
*ignoring Picard5789*
wow siggy this actually works…
i second slave-1 for the FP award
July 11, 2010
#9
chalk up another nomination for the Slave-1
July 11, 2010
#10
I too must support the nomination for Slave I.
July 25, 2010
#11
Slave I was scout ship (correct if I am wrong). Enterprise D is a multipurpose ship. it is warship, exploration ship, and diplomatic corps ship.
Slave I is piloted by a very devious pilot.
The Enterprise is piloted by a “super moral” commander.
Slave I would use the asteroids to cover itself. the Enterprise D would stay out in the open.
Slave I has all sorts of “hidden” surprises. Since it was designed as a pure Military ship from the beginning, it is a no bones ship. that makes a most customizable ship. If Picard (not the local Picard) were to perform the same “modifications” Fett did, he would be in a Fed Brigg. Customization can produce results the enemy may not like. A GCS comes stocked with standard items. I do not know if Picard (not the local Picard) has modified her or not. I would think not.
Slave I also has a unique stealth capability. Could a GCS sensor detect it? What would happen if Slave I sneaked up on the Enterprise? It could do much damage before the Enterprise managed to get her shields up.
What kind of shields does Slave I have? are they equal to a GCS shields?
July 25, 2010
#12
If the Pillar of Autumn and Scar’s Cylon Raider were in this battle, it would be epic.