Aralang technology

[Gaserlake]

Lolcoughchockedie!

[Orph]

This missile is a no, since I'm pretty sure you said that your element changing technology takes a while.

Time for math.

One entire shot of energy - Five.

Enough energy to kill a Fighter - Five.

If you split the shot of energy into five smaller balls of energy, all if them would need to hit the fighter to kill it, otherwise you'd be doing less amount of damage.

[Nisorin]

Uh... You are neglecting my request of increased ship sizes.

What size are they currently, and what size do you want to change them to?

[Gaserlake]

Right now, the Keeper is the size of New York, and the Dreadnought is the size of the U.S. I want the Keeper to be the size of Alaska, and the Dreadnought the size of the North American continent.

And my other tech?

[Nisorin]

Intertia tech needs a better explanation, I've already approved the ship change, self replicating technology needs more details as to how it replicates itself, missile and energy missile included.

[Gaserlake]

Nvm about the inertia tech. I thought I had sites to support me, but it's been a while.

For the self-replicating missiles, there is a Von Neumann machine that is able to replicate itself. The resources it needs is from the exhaust that is recycled. To make the proper materials to make the missile, the mother missile changes the atomic structure of the molecule or atoms, in order to get the right type of materials needed. A compressor is added so the missiles can be the same size. The mother missile collects space dust or any stray matter that is detected on the way to the target. A thin layer of armor and a small shield is also put into the missiles for a bit of protection. It takes 5-15 seconds, depending on the resources available. Each mother missile is filled with enough materials to construct 4 more missiles.

For the orbs of energy, the energy is locked onto an enemy or a group of enemies. It will split up into smaller orbs as needed. The orbs would be small enough to conserve energy, yet big enough to kill efficiently. The smallest orbs are for the smallest enemy units out there. A single orb can kill a fighter. A bit bigger orb can kill a corvette. A bigger orb can kill a frigate. The biggest orbs, the ones that are created before they split up, can cripple a capital class shield. If the target is a capital ship, the orb does not split, for maximum effect. If the target is a frigate, the orb splits up to kill said frigate. The remaining part of the orb is used to kill frigate class ships or smaller. How much an orb can kill depends on the ship class. If a Keeper shoots the orb, the orb can take out several hundred fighters. Dreadnought's would be able to kill several thousands. Sajuuk's would be able to kill several hundred thousand and possibly a million. Though, the process takes up a lot of energy, and requires a minimal charge of 1 post, if it is a big orb. Smaller orbs can be created quickly.

[Orph]

I'm gonna reject the missile, as it changes the atomic structure of practically anything in less then a minute.

As for the energy, far to powerful.

[Gaserlake]

A size of a missile in less than a minute, yes. Not entire ships.

For the energy, it takes a lot of energy away from the ships. It would even have to stop the process of the Sajuuk charging its cannons for a post. The Sajuuk uses its cannons to kill capital, super-capital, and other titans. It uses the orbs of energy for frigates, corvettes, and fighters. It can't do both at the same time. Same thing applies to the Dreadnought and the Keeper. Well, they can only do one thing at the time for the biggest orbs they can shoot.

[Orph]

A ball of energy that could kill millions of fighters could kill a capital, and that's just in a single post. AKA A no.

The only element changing technology you have takes a long time to change elements, the missile contradicts that.

[Gaserlake]

You are putting words in my mouth. I said million as a singular, not as a plural... Only the Sajuuk can kill a million from that ball of energy, and the Sajuuk can kill a TITAN in a single post, if charged long enough.

The only element-changing technology I have is for ships, and it takes several minutes, depending on the ship size. That tech is for ships, not for missiles. The element-changing technology for missiles take seconds to change the element for the ship. That way, there is no contradiction.

[Orph]

Post the actual technology, not the link and I'll review the technology.

The post count includes the charging time, saying it can kill a million fighters in one post means it charges for one post and fires in the same post.

[Gaserlake]

There is no link to this tech. Links are from CE, and this piece of tech isn't from CE.

In that case then, it takes multiple posts to kill a million fighters. I'm not sure how many posts it takes. I'm confused on how you count charge times. If I say it takes 3 posts to charge, does that count only my posts, or every IC post? Not that I'll make it 3 posts....

[Gaserlake]

Nevermind about the missiles. They won't be any use to me. Though, I still want the energy balls to be approved.

Energy Conversion Shields.

This is upgraded to the shields of all types. It increases shield mitigation. It works by converting part of the energy from incoming fire, typically kinetic energy, into itself. The more the shield is hit, the stronger it gets. Since the majority of the energy is not converted, the shield would ultimately fail, if it keeps experiencing overwhelming attacks. The conversion of the energy from attacks would be able to help the shields hold up for significantly longer amount of time. The stronger the shields get, the more it converts. By the time it converts around 35%-45% of the incoming fire, the shields would fail. The shields start at 10%.

Shield Penetration

This is upgraded to the Saraton Energy beams. Since shields are created by waves of energy using a certain frequency, the Saraton Energy beams can match the frequency of enemy shields. The result would have the beams go through the shield and directly hitting the armor, or another layer of shield, depending on which is the first obstacle. The change in frequency does not affect the amount of damage the Saraton Energy beams produce, except for the damage on enemy shields. The ships would go through a wide variety of frequencies. If a significant decrease in shield damage is detected, the Saraton Energy beams would narrow down the frequency range until the beam get through the shields. Basically, it's like the process of elimination. It will take 5 posts on average to figure out the frequency of the shields by doing this process.

[Queen Bright]

1. Why request technology, if you're not going to RP? Kinda useless don't you think? Announce yourself back, then I'll approve. Till then, it's pointless to approve anything.

2.The Energy Conversion Shield sounds a lot like Orph's Energy Absorber thingy, I forgot the name of.

[Gaserlake]

I will RP. It's not like I'll never leave. If I don't, it would be even more useless, as when I come back, I wouldn't have to do this, as I have already did it.

And I don't know. I wasn't on here for a while, and I didn't check much of his tech. All I know was the shield being the portal was his idea, and that was ruled out as godmodding, and this type of shields aren't like that. I didn't copy off of it, whatever it was.

[Nisorin]

Absorbtion approved. I won't say either way for the piercing bit, as it seems rather godmody to me.

[Orph]

Actually Gaser, if beam was the same frequency as the energy it would add to the power, not pass through it.

Does the shield absorb all attacks or just kinetic?

[Gaserlake]

It would pass through it. If they are the same frequency, they would be part of the shield, and that would allow it to go through the shield.

The shield would absorb any kind of energy that damages the shield.

[Orph]

A part of the shield yes, but not immune to the energy. Just because air is the same as air doesn't mean it never collides. If anything it would increase it's strength.

[Gaserlake]

It's basically the Saraton Energy and the shield energy having the same refractive index. Air and water have the same refractive index. That's why if you put a glass in a water tank, and look through the glass window of the water tank, you would hardly be able to see the glass. The reason is because light goes through the two the same way. Light would react to the glass as if it was water.

[Nisorin]

Air and water do not allow light to move through it the same way. That's why things aren't where they are when you look at something in the water. Light moves through water differently,it gets bent as it enters.

[Gaserlake]

That's if you look through the air. I mean, if there was a glass window covering the water tank, with glass in the water tank, you wouldn't be able to see it. If there was an opening in the glass, and you look through it, you would see the glass. Two experiments were done at a college. One with a glass container, and one with two light bulbs to compare with each other. They prove it. That's how one type of cloaking works. If you make light go through an object the same way it does through air, then it would appear invisible. You would probably see the object, but not as well. A more effective way is to have light go through an object the same way it goes through a void. Then you wouldn't see it.

[Orph]

Despite the SCIENCE!!! behind all this, it's a god modding weapon. You get the frequency of one Relorian ship and you got em all.

[Nisorin]

Relorian shields, between different ship types, have differing frequencies because they're different shield types. Particularly the Directari type. But I see what you mean, taking that into consideration it is indeed godmodding.

[Gaserlake]

You can have different layers of shields. Once this tech has been revealed, you would be able to research why it's happening, and when you get it, you know that you would just need to change the frequency just a tiny bit, and it blocks it.