where are they was method of propulsion of the alien vehicles...

Posted by steven mckenzie on
URL: https://www.shado-forum.com/the-method-of-propulsion-of-the-alien-vehicles-tp1509396p1509423.html

Good points all, however, since they are basically
human and using our organs to upshore their systems,
adaptation would a less problem, they are even ahead
of our organ transplant systems now
also if a large group of them were here, they would
better serve themselves with all out attack, heck even
using a piece a debris to wipe the majority of pop and
bring us down to a more primitive tech system(we know
they do have quislings among us,)
in fact why even use earth at all except for organs
with what little we have seen of their tech, stay on
Mars or someoether planet and terraform,

their weapons tech for large systems are
different(maybe using the grav drive?) but they are
using projectile weapons for conflict resolution

I agree they are desparate but if they were all here
in a big setup, using a large raider fleet to wipe out
the pesky earthers' defense structure would be better,
wipeout moonbase and SID and take potshots at us from
out of the grav well, safe and secure,and keep
harvesting us

why just these small units?
because that is all they can transport at a time,

these being are smart but basically human
therefore my reason not a large force in our system
if the are all here even if after cannabalizing a
home/mothership, they able to keep producing the
raiders, doesnt make sense, if they are mining the
asteroids or something, would be easy to drop rocks,
lol
(in our XCOM BRP RPG, we evolved this after awhile and
retconned it alot)

if they have brought only a limited number of raiders
then a swift strike would still be best, let's face it
they are way ahead of our lunar base force, and
droping rocks or even shooting debris at moon would
make life easier, but they dont probably because they
cant
they don't have a appreciable force here
they are desparate but not stupid
so here is how I see it, we know the turna round is
at most a decade, from the first episode they were
able to determine an organ belonged to a
maincharcaters sister that disappeared a decade ago,
do they do surgury on the raiders, hmmm that is an
idea
no, I think they go back home or too a small setup
somehwere between home and here, but to guarantee
survival they would be somewhere safe, nowhere close
to us pesky earthers
we know that from the same episode not all of the
aliens are in the liquid the same amount of time,
are they searching elsewhere, maybe, but as strongly
as they are here, we are a great resource
they can produce only a limited amount of raiders and
are tossing them at us as they can, for resource
collection
they can't wipe us out as they dont have the
capability, they ae not here, not yet
>

hey this is fun, thank for the ideas, might see if the
group would like to remake the xcom game,lol
>
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> Not really. You have the biological factor to factor
> in. They come here with their ship on it's last
> legs. They settle on the most convenient world they
> can utilize. Earth is farther in, and indeed
> enticing, and they DO plan on settling there
> eventually.
>
> But here's the problem...earth is already inhabited,
> and the big problem is not necessarily the more
> primitive humans living there, it's all the other
> bacteria, germs, & diseases, & possibly the higher
> levels of solar radiation that close to the sun.
> They have a long way to go of research and genetic
> adaptation to immunize their population against all
> these alien bacterias and other environmental
> hazards on our earth.
>
> Possibly, that is why they're sending all these
> small raiding parties here, to get live tissue
> samples, harvest organs & living organisms for
> research, and test out methods they've so far
> developed to immunize a few special landing crews.
> But the problem is a sticky one to solve for their
> entire race population. So I see no holes in my
> story theme, at least none that can't be dealt with
> thru normal literary license.
>
> So maybe they could have defeated us military at
> first, but then the earth itself would have killed
> them, what good would that have done?
>
> I believe when they can here, they didn't have all
> those little raider ships, just the big lumbering
> starship, which was already creaking from age &
> probably just adapted to long range transport & not
> warfare. They settled on Pluto, or whatever,
> scavaged the ship for all it's resources &
> technology, and used it to start building their
> underground homeworld & start their industrial base.
> Only then did they start making the smaller raiding
> party ships with their quite limited laser weaponry.
> I see them not as a huge unstoppable military force,
> but as a more advanced, but desperate race of beings
> working with a limited arsenal of, admitted higher
> technology, but of limited volume & capacity.
>
> They are following a complete and methodical program
> of establishing themselves in the solar system,
> building up they're resources, researching their
> intended final homeworld, and then working the
> problem of how to adapt their entire race to it and
> then move in.
>
> Dave H.
>
>
>
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: steven mckenzie
> To: [hidden email]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 5:07 PM
> Subject: Re: [SHADO] the method of propulsion of
> the alien vehicles...
>
>
> nice theory but I gotta blow holes in it,
> depending on
> how long ago they came to sol system they could
> have
> wiped us out long ago, if even in the 40's their
> tech
> would have made mincemeat out of us,
> my theory still is they picked up on us in the
> 1920's
> when hilter did his broadcast or radio started,
> discovered some minor means of ftl, throwing small
> groups of ships as a vanguard,
> they may have a base in sol system, to shoot the
> ships
> back, but retconing it needs a little more
> believability, i am sorry, not downing on you
> there are small numbers of the invaders, maybe, we
> know that though they are sterile they do have
> different ages to them
> trying to stay in the "theme" of the series is
> hard
> so here is my take
> and please point out errors
> somehow a group of humans were taken off earth and
> settles on centaurii, becuase there are few
> diseases
> they blossom, using up all the natural resources
> they
> can, and wasting probably their solar system
> they begin to degenerate, unable to reproduce,
> they
> work on longevity
> then in the 1920's, or a little earlier,they pick
> up
> radio or tv and discover this lost branch of man,
> they
> crank up there tech and discover a way of
> "shooting"
> small ships up to and past ftl, if einstein is
> right
> there are still loopholes
> as they enter the stronger influence of the sun
> they
> need to bleed off the speed, maybe using a grav
> drive
> they then take their biosamples and after leaving
> earth and maybe just past the grav well of earth
> they
> are able to jump up to speed, or have a "shooter
> somewhere in the sol system,
> the probe, which I dont remember the episode might
> be
> using the same tech able to shoot small materials
> up
> to past light speed
>
> caverns, etc. A complete
> > homeworld burrowed underground. They've
> literally
> > taken over Pluto or one of the satellites of one
> of
> > the gas giants, and from there they look inward
> at
> > us on our warm fertile world with envy....
> >
> > I've always wanted to write a story about that,
> but
> > somehow I never get the time and motivation.
> >
> > I know it goes against what's written in the
> > scripts, but it makes it more believable in my
> own
> > mind.
> >
> > Dave H
> >
> >
> >
>
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> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: Pamela McCaughey
> > To: [hidden email]
> > Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2007 9:54 PM
> > Subject: Re: [SHADO] the method of propulsion of
> > the alien vehicles...
> >
> >
> > In regards to the propulsion of the alien craft,
> > I've always felt they had a
> > base ops in our solar system from which the
> little
> > ships we've come to know
> > and hate arrived. A mother ship probably comes
> > from their own system - which
> > is likely yes, light years away!
> >
> > Pam the Canuck
> >
> >
> >
> >
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> >
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