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8/20/2014 12:48:30 AM
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I may not harm you, but the force of the impact will move your body 10-13 feet though the air. So I will continue to push you out with force. And for the record... [i]I AM A SPARTAN[/i] *blasts again with 10 gauge*
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Your a total badass
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You are most ludicrous, Titan. The Spartans of Greece died out centuries ago. As for your pre-Golden Age grasp of kinetic physics, I'm afraid they are rendered irrelevant when in the Light of The Traveler. How else should The Traveler hang so silently watchful over our city?
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you really need an explanation? ok then its called grav-lev, same stuff was used in the 31st century when mechs first hit inter-galactic battle fields. this tech allows objects of immense size to "float" in the air as if by magic. Due to the size of the object a large amount of power is required right? Yes, but you can harness the power of static friction from the metal plates that are the surface of the said object and power the grav-lev device indefinitely.
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Than what powers prevent me from harnessing this technology and fixating my willful position upon the ground?
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A lack of understanding of how it works, or the AI that you call "The Traveler"is unable to fully activate a transporter due to massive internal damage suffered from battle.
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Ion thrusters?
