The Borg VS The Empire

Originally posted by Tattoos N Scars
An assimilated Palpatine would be interesting to see though..lol.

The medichlorians would be an unknown factor, as the Borg do assimilate and utilize DNA, so could there be force-using Drones? Possible, but pure speculation.

The Borg win by taking over their tech and assimilating the crews.

Originally posted by The Nuul
The Borg win by taking over their tech and assimilating the crews.

What is it with you people thinking that the borg can automatically assimilate anything?

Does being able to assimilate 15 billion gigawatt power tech equate to being able to assimilate 200 trillion gigawatt power tech?

Originally posted by The Nuul
The Borg win by taking over their tech and assimilating the crews.

Word.

The Borg now have their own 200 trillion gigawatt power tech. Heh.

Originally posted by The Nuul
The Borg now have their own 200 trillion gigawatt power tech. Heh.

Borg don't assimilate everything into the collective, so there are some things they wouldn't assimilate from Star Wars, like those cannons that require a gunner to aim and fire.

Though I do understand why Lucas took this look, he likes mixing hi-tech with old themes.

Originally posted by Hewhoknowsall
What is it with you people thinking that the borg can automatically assimilate anything?

Does being able to assimilate 15 billion gigawatt power tech equate to being able to assimilate 200 trillion gigawatt power tech?

all they have to do is assimilate one engineer who understand said tech.

i can't believe you're still trying to portray those numbers as canon.

Originally posted by -Pr-

i can't believe you're still trying to portray those numbers as canon.

How are they not canon?

One was from a canon reference guide from Star Wars.
Another was stated on screen.

Originally posted by Hewhoknowsall
How are they not canon?

One was from a canon reference guide from Star Wars.
Another was stated on screen.

and they've both been contradicted by more numerous events on screen.

Originally posted by Robtard
Borg don't assimilate everything into the collective, so there are some things they wouldn't assimilate from Star Wars, like those cannons that require a gunner to aim and fire.

Though I do understand why Lucas took this look, he likes mixing hi-tech with old themes.

Arent the Borg smart enough to man that gun once assimilated?

Originally posted by The Nuul
Arent the Borg smart enough to man that gun once assimilated?

Human targeting would considering low-tech, compared to computer targeting. But the mental picture of a Borg in said cannon looks awesome.

Originally posted by -Pr-
and they've both been contradicted by more numerous events on screen.

Name one source that contradicts the 2.4 million megaton figure.

Originally posted by Hewhoknowsall
Name one source that contradicts the 2.4 million megaton figure.

which one is that?

Originally posted by -Pr-
which one is that?

The one for Star Wars.

Originally posted by Robtard
Human targeting would considering low-tech, compared to computer targeting. But the mental picture of a Borg in said cannon looks awesome.

If they Borg assess the tech and finds out its worth adding to their own, why not go for it?

Originally posted by The Nuul
If they Borg assess the tech and finds out its worth adding to their own, why not go for it?

Well yes, anything deemed of technological or biological value would.

I was just saying in the broader term, that not everything would be.

Originally posted by Hewhoknowsall
The one for Star Wars.

i was asking the context.

Originally posted by Robtard
Well yes, anything deemed of technological or biological value would.

I was just saying in the broader term, that not everything would be.

No problemo.

Originally posted by -Pr-
i was asking the context.

The figure was from a canon Star Wars reference book.

Originally posted by Hewhoknowsall
The figure was from a canon Star Wars reference book.

good lord.

2.4 million megatons of what? an explosion? a blast from a turbo laser? what?