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Originally posted by morrismike View Postnon lethal? That slug that missed the commander plowed a pretty deep hole in that post. That round would have penetrated bone and flesh.
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Originally posted by Coco Pops View PostHuh? I thought the show said all the ammo was non lethal.... Or are the 6ers exempt from that?
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Originally posted by morrismike View PostI can guarentee those slashers with bodies full of lead crawled off into the brush to die. That is real life ammo in those automatic weapons. Dinos are dieing, trust me.
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Originally posted by Coco Pops View PostNot going to happen.
Stupid Spielberg has said there will be NO dino killing on Terra Nova but they can kill the humans... He's gone nuts.
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Originally posted by Steam View PostI thought they were Solar powered?
If they are solar powered they would be alot more efficient than what we have now, due to the fact in there original time the sky was pretty much blotted out so they would have had to counter that some how? maybe? Possibly? lol
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Originally posted by KEK View PostTaylor said in the pilot that when he stepped through his team didn't make it through for 100 days (or something like that) despite being right behind him, so how come Jim comes through right after Shannon? Also the moon thing at the end was nonsense. It has moved, but in the grand scheme of things it's so little you'd never notice.
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Taylor said in the pilot that when he stepped through his team didn't make it through for 100 days (or something like that) despite being right behind him, so how come Jim comes through right after Shannon? Also the moon thing at the end was nonsense. It has moved, but in the grand scheme of things it's so little you'd never notice.
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Originally posted by Coco Pops View PostNot going to happen.
Stupid Spielberg has said there will be NO dino killing on Terra Nova but they can kill the humans... He's gone nuts.
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Originally posted by morrismike View PostPichlorom or a Grazeon PD (agent white) would keep the fence clear of weeds. I would agree with the points on the fence.
There should also be a XM307 on those dune buggies instead of what they are using. One shot kills of anything on that planet.Originally posted by morrismike View PostThe buggies should have a XM307 as the gun on top instead of what they have. This would one shot kill a Trex.
Stupid Spielberg has said there will be NO dino killing on Terra Nova but they can kill the humans... He's gone nuts.
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Originally posted by senilegreen View PostOne of the things I really didn't like about the story, and I think can be thought of as a great "inconsistency", was the vehicles running on batteries. The problem here is generating the electricity in the first place to charge the batteries. The writers/producers did throw in a few windmills... but as other people have pointed out the windmills are placed in a valley between two high mountains in a region that appears to not be too windy (notice the brief image of the windmills if you view the pilot again.)
The second issue is with electric vehicles is the capacity of the batteries vs. the weight. Now, you might claim that in 2149 that humans have developed much better batteries than we have now, but if that is a case then why is the environment so screwed up in 2149?
Thirdly, and this is common with so much of the new colony's design, is that the colony isn't large enough to support the expertise and industry to ever repair and then replace these machines. Are they expecting continual deliveries from the future forever?
I suppose there will be many sorts of these things in the show, but these kind of internal logical gaps in stories weakens them, I believe.
If they are solar powered they would be alot more efficient than what we have now, due to the fact in there original time the sky was pretty much blotted out so they would have had to counter that some how? maybe? Possibly? lol
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The buggies should have a XM307 as the gun on top instead of what they have. This would one shot kill a Trex.
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Originally posted by Gollumpus View PostI suppose this is more of a gripe than an inconsistency: the fence.
1.) They are so concerned about dinosaurs getting near the encampment. We hear about sonic mines and we've seen the various big guns used to scare away dinosaurs, and yet several sauropods are able to freely feed right outside the fence. Yes, the fence is strong, and it has those pointy things along the top rail to keep things away. This being said, I'd say that dinosaurs that size would butt up against that fence often, just blundering about in the process of feeding. And even if they were injured they'd eventually knock it down. And what about their neck reach? Those things could do a significant amount of damage to anything too close to the fence.
Of course, if they were scared off by the sonic cannon then they couldn't do that seen with Zoe.
2.) Easy access for small stuff. Just as Skye and Josh can crawl through the fence to go out, other things could crawl through the fence to come in. I'm surprised that there isn't some sort of tighter blocking mechanism for the lower half of the fence.
3.) Weeding. Yes, without it the writers wouldn't have had a moment for Jim Shannon to hack at big vines with much amusement had by all...
I'd say the they would have done more to prevent those kinds of vines from taking such an extensive hold on the fence. Whether they did something when the fence was first put in, which would hinder plant growth in that strip along the fence, or to schedule a regular shift where a group patrolled the entire perimeter looking for growth before it got too large, something should have been done differently. They could even do it as a responsibility of the local area to maintain the fence near their homes.
Alternatively, they could find a use for those vines in some manufacturing sense...
regards,
G.
There should also be a XM307 on those dune buggies instead of what they are using. One shot kills of anything on that planet.Last edited by morrismike; 05 October 2011, 03:23 AM.
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I suppose this is more of a gripe than an inconsistency: the fence.
1.) They are so concerned about dinosaurs getting near the encampment. We hear about sonic mines and we've seen the various big guns used to scare away dinosaurs, and yet several sauropods are able to freely feed right outside the fence. Yes, the fence is strong, and it has those pointy things along the top rail to keep things away. This being said, I'd say that dinosaurs that size would butt up against that fence often, just blundering about in the process of feeding. And even if they were injured they'd eventually knock it down. And what about their neck reach? Those things could do a significant amount of damage to anything too close to the fence.
Of course, if they were scared off by the sonic cannon then they couldn't do that seen with Zoe.
2.) Easy access for small stuff. Just as Skye and Josh can crawl through the fence to go out, other things could crawl through the fence to come in. I'm surprised that there isn't some sort of tighter blocking mechanism for the lower half of the fence.
3.) Weeding. Yes, without it the writers wouldn't have had a moment for Jim Shannon to hack at big vines with much amusement had by all...
I'd say the they would have done more to prevent those kinds of vines from taking such an extensive hold on the fence. Whether they did something when the fence was first put in, which would hinder plant growth in that strip along the fence, or to schedule a regular shift where a group patrolled the entire perimeter looking for growth before it got too large, something should have been done differently. They could even do it as a responsibility of the local area to maintain the fence near their homes.
Alternatively, they could find a use for those vines in some manufacturing sense...
regards,
G.
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