Agreed. Badger hit it right on the head, it's the technology difference. Star Wars tech is centuries behind that of Star Trek.BusyBadger wrote:
Not exactly, but this singular tactic is close enough to cite - Picard Manuever. There's just a huge technological disparity and Star Wars just happens to be on the lower tech end. The sensors and ingress/egrees speeds available in the Trek universe alone really make this outcome very one-sided and obvious to all but the most strident fanboys.
Example: The Trek ships are scanning objects parsecs (3 ly) away and the Imperials can't even tell that the Millenium Falcon is stuck to them like a tick on dog.
Actually, the Borg don't even need to use the weapons on the Cube. Just transport a few clones through the DS shields and start assimilating stormtroopers. Sure the Borg would lose a few (say three or four) clones before they adapted to the blasters wielded by the troopers but they don't care - they're relentless. It'd be over without the Borg firing any shots. A Borg Death Star, now that's a thought.
Funny you say this, that's just what the Imperials thought in the first Star Wars movie and look how well that turned out for them.
Oh yeah, it happened again the the third, it was just a bigger ant.
Maybe the Borg just need to assault the Death Star with a shuttlecraft.
Droids cant be assimilated, this is true. On the flip side of this, how many droids in Star Wars are even worth anything in combat? Even the ones that are decent are a worlds less sophisticated than a Borg soldier.MinisterofDOOM wrote:Droids can't be assimilated. R2D2 > borg.
I seem to remember they did pretty good with Data for a while... He was way more advanced than r2 tho.MinisterofDOOM wrote:Droids can't be assimilated. R2D2 > borg.
Except at the very beginning, when the Queen was using fear against him, Data was just going along with them. He took advantage of the Queen's trust in him as an artificial life form and used it to betray her.Dattebayo wrote:
I seem to remember they did pretty good with Data for a while... He was way more advanced than r2 tho.
Yea, Locutus. That was one of my more favorite of the NG arcs.Dasoupdude wrote:Yee. I've been seeing a few crap on youtube. Apparently there's a Borg version of Picard.
Anywhoo, while going through a bunch of vids I ran into this. It made me lulz.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1eFdUSnaQM
And this for kicks lmao
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIt0VY7Yg2w
I s*** you not...that is EXACTLY what I thought as well.93coupe wrote:I have no idea what either of these were. I was coming in with hopes of a Borg Warner turbo Cube and some crazy Starion.
f*** YES!!!! "Im a Mog. Half man half dog, Im my own best friend."marlin29311 wrote:THIS.
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Uh...battle droids with frickin force fields and this mofo.flohtingPoint wrote:
Droids cant be assimilated, this is true. On the flip side of this, how many droids in Star Wars are even worth anything in combat? Even the ones that are decent are a worlds less sophisticated than a Borg soldier.
The borg are professional planet destroyers. Its what they do. The death star would be just another bump in the road.ScorchedNX2K wrote:
My vote goes to the Death Star. Because don't forget it's a f***ing floating city with platoons of clones, squadrons of Tie Fighters, and other defensive weaponry than just the Mega Laser.And versus one cube? I don't know much about their ability to assimilate energy weapons...I've only seen it versus phazers and laser rifles...but I'm pretty sure the cube would not be able to hold out against a million tie fighters.
I focking love Star Trek and Star Wars! Actually, Q only helped the Enteprise survive their first encounter with the Borg. Picard and crew were getting thoroughly raped by the Borg and Picard had to BEG Q to get them the fock out of there...Chaotic_Warlord wrote:The borg FTMFW, hands down. Their tech is waaaay more advanced... Didn't the Enterprise also win against them with the help of Q?
oradrians_s13 wrote:both are still no match for Unicron!
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