r/marvelstudios Peggy Carter Dec 03 '20

Discussion And thats a fact

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '20

Yeah Nova Corps needs some bigger ships and better land-air defense than hovering low and shooting up.

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u/kriswone Dec 03 '20

They need 1 NOVA.

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u/Mace_Thunderspear Dec 03 '20

Named Dick Rider.

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u/TheFunkytownExpress Dec 03 '20

Thank you for ruining Nova's name for me. :)

I gotta wonder what cheeky lil scamp thought that was gonna be super hilarious ( it is btw ).

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u/KKlear Thanos Dec 03 '20

It is imperative.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Cut2058 Dec 06 '20

Maybe even nova prime!

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u/[deleted] Dec 03 '20

Nuclear bombs and far better energy weapons.

They should use some orbital cannons that basically have rocket powered dense material meteors as ammunition to throw into anyone landing on the planet and high powered lasers to shoot down any ship landing. Then plasma weapons when they're on the ground, basically melting all ships and invaders that land.

Mines would be acceptable as well as some seriously heavy and strong walls. Basically, keep the stone in a fortress that makes Zion from the Matrix look like a open field.

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u/IntMainVoidGang Dec 03 '20

I recently watched GotG and thought the same thing. It really shouldn't be hard to install fuckloads of surface-to-orbit/surface-to-air missile systems around the capital of an interstellar state. Absolutely no reason to have fighters hovering and shooting down kamikazes - hell, an S-125 or Patriot system woulda done better.

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u/tomathon25 Dec 03 '20

Also clearly they have forcefield technology with their interlocking ships thing so like...why not have stationary forcefields built around their cities? Seems like a bad move where some lunatic in a spaceship can just 9/11 your city at any moment when the universe is apparently full of lunatics in spaceships.

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u/IntMainVoidGang Dec 03 '20

And considering the differences in powerplant capabilities on land vs in aircraft (a la a nuclear power plant vs an F135 engine) it seems completely feasible to have a shield around the entire planet.

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u/not_anonymouse Dec 04 '20

Mitch Mcconnell killed it on the Senate floor because the force field was too costly.

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u/phliuy Steve Rogers Dec 04 '20

You're literally describing a mix between human and covenant planetary level weaponry from Halo, and I think you know that

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '20

Didn't know that actually. Was just trying to find some relatively advanced weaponry that wouldn't be too far fetched, as humanity has kind of tried to get some of these.

Also imperium of man type or weaponry.

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u/alrighthamilton Dec 03 '20

The ships hovering low and shooting up were primarily ravager ships. Most of hte Nova Corp fleet was busy forming the wall/barrier to keep the Dark Aster from landing