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3/18/2016 4:43:31 AM
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Who could survive a direct hit from the Death Star?
Who could survive a direct hit from the Death Star?
[b]Rules[/b]
1. No reality warpers of people who can phase through objects.
2. No gameplay mechanics allowed.
3. Please provide proof for whoever you choose.
4. Redirecting the attack does not count. They need to survive being directly hit by it.
5. Have fun debating!
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2 RepliesEdited by Hasaabitt: 3/19/2016 6:03:55 PMOk. In actual physics and whatnot, lasers are a highly condensed beam of heat and light energy. If it was grade M, it would definitely do damage, but if the death star used its method of combining the beams, it would miss me. You can't stop heat energy with more heat energy. Therefore the beams pass through each other and don't even touch me. Do I win? If you want to keep real world out of this, you'd need magnets. If you have a strong enough system of electromagnets you can just use them to disperse the laser, keep it away from you and do very little damage in general It still gets to you directly, but it disperses before because how the beam works
