The ones with the one oneupmanship one who had the most guns and more bang for his buck, from pistols to BFG9000s?
well here is where it all happens...
Post an Image of a gun slightly bigger than the last, ill start...

Offtopic: Oh, and someone go and buy Ragdollmaster a copy of OG... he deserves it.
I missed the point were we were talking about singular events. This is the arms race, and a weapon is not a singular event. It's an object.Ragdollmaster wrote:A quasar is indeed a galaxy, and nothing more than that. It's not a singular event, unlike novae explosions.
Ragdollmaster wrote:Obviously, the energy in an entire galaxy is pretty high; one in a super-dense galaxy is obviously super high; but how do you utilize it? A giant black hole in the process of accretion can't be begun by human means, nor controlled, nor stopped. It's like claiming the entire universe as a weapon due to all the energy present in it.
Given the infinite resources, it is indeed possible to create and control an stellar black hole, and thereby the entire quasar it forms.Ragdollmaster wrote:Actually, you could use a star as a weapon. Pretty simple; I'm assuming the game allows infinite resources; obviously, not many people have access to tanks or nuclear warheads or Death Stars or Unicrons; and as I explain later in this rant, it is possible to, with the correct equipment, blow up a star.
In theory, this also applies to the quasar. The only difference that I have to do just a little more then blowing up a star.Ragdollmaster wrote:Meanwhile, hypernovae are just the result of hypergiant stars dying out; in theory, anything that could break through to a star's core before disintegrating could detonate a star, like say, a series of giant thermonuclear warheads launched via equally giant railgun into the center of the star.
Theoretically, creating a black hole also isn't hard at all. Due to the fact that galaxies already have a sufficient amount of energy, it's not like trying to implode a solid mass of rock. It's like throwing a photonic crystal laser beam into a compressor filled with near-to-singular plasmoids.Ragdollmaster wrote:Theoretically, not at all hard to do. Due to the fact that hypergiant stars, being among the biggest stars, are usually unstable and relatively short-lived anyways, it's not like trying to blow up a solid mass of rock. It's like throwing a hand-grenade on top of a wooden box filled with dynamite.
The way this thread went, I don't think arm type classification is a requirement anyway. And it would be just as easy to classify as your hypernova.Ragdollmaster wrote:But an entire galaxy cannot, sir, be utilized as a weapon; while true that a supermassive stellar black hole in the process of accretion could gobble up a decent portion of the universe over a long time, there's no way to create, control, or end it, and in turn, impossible to classify as a type of arms. Ergo, due to this technicality, your quasar is disqualified as a potential weapon. Good day to you, sir.
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