Originally posted by Lestov16
Again, LA is 469 square miles wide
why do you keep bringing up diameter? its a 469 square mile area. fix your math brah.
Originally posted by Lestov16
Actually the US lost because they couldn't retake the city.
ok so now i suppose the troops are not allowed to take and defend a point after making the wizards retreat?
you are picturing planes or gunboats just hovering and playing wack-a-mole while no ground troops are deployed. what silliness goes on in your needy imagination.
They can take and defend a point, but they'll just get telefragged with fiendfyres when the wizards come back.
Again, any ground forces stand no chance against the teleporting flying wizards. Wizards don't even have to be on the ground. They can spam attack from above. It going to be somewhat difficult for the Army to take aim at them when they must defend themselves from a 40 foot sentient fire monster.
Originally posted by focus4chumps
good, so no javelin missiles. phew that was a close one for broom-flying sissies. may the u.s. military use spitballs?
I'm sorry. Does the troll who just reached the 11th page of his retarded spite thread (which for a few days he even altered his sig around) actually have a relevant opinion here? Nope? Okay then. 🙂
Wizards win or stalemate, as proven /thread
Originally posted by Lestov16
I'm sorry. Does the troll who just reached the 11th page of his retarded spite thread (which for a few days he even altered his sig around) actually have a relevant opinion here? Nope? Okay then. 🙂Wizards win or stalemate, as proven /thread
nice dodge.
oh right. my bad. javelin missiles dont exist, since you are ignorant of them. proceed with your ad hominem attacks and unwarranted self importance.
Originally posted by Lestov16
You are giving the US their most powerful weapon ever (which they only used twice 68 years ago and never again) but are not allowing the wizards access to theirs. That's pretty damn unfair and is basically gimping the wizards.
Yeah i'm not giving anyone anything. I'm simply explaining the differences. The US has nukes at the ready at all times. Wizards do not have these things ready at all times and would need some prep to go in with these. A closer comparison would be taking away the wizards' most powerful spell. Even tho it isn't "nuke" level in destruction capabilities it's something ridiculously powerful and something they can pull outta nowhere instantly.
Originally posted by Lestov16
Pretty much. What else can happen? US can't enter the shield, and any ground forces that manage to will be telefragged with fiendfyres. LA is one of the largest cities on Earth.Without nukes (and even with nukes), there's nothing to stop them from teleporting 100 miles away safe from harm. Whatever airstrike the US is deploying, even if it breaks the shield, certainly will not have a 100 mile range. Even if we took the most powerful US nuke of all time, the B53, it only has a maximum radius of 40 miles. That's not nearly enough to cover the 469 sq mile area of LA. That being stated, I'm unaware of how the shield deals with blinding EMR, so the nuke has that advantage.
Well according to the OP the wizards would lose since they need to lay seige to LA and sitting around in a shield then running away if the shield is broken just to sit in a new one is not laying seige. The US would have effectively ended the "seige" just by trying to break the shield.
What you need to do is have the wizards mount some sort of offensive or something or else inactivity loses the match for them
But can the US prevent the siege? Going to be hard with a mega-shield and teleporting wizards. This is why I initially said they won. The US can do nothing to stop them. They'd first have to penetrate the shield, and once they do, the wizards can just teleport to another part of the city to avoid an airstrike, or telefrag grounds forces with fiendfyre. The fact that wizards can also fly in smoke form with enough speed to collapse a bridge also gives them an advantage here. The US lose because they have no way of dispelling the wizards from the city.