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Trillian Dent
Infinite Improbability Inc
Dusk and Dawn
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Posted - 2007.01.03 10:11:00 -
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This is probably the most crappiest vid ever made.
People please stop saying it's a good vid.
No story, just a fly around with some film music?
At least give some background info.
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Tibi
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Posted - 2007.01.04 09:07:00 -
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Nice vid :) doesnt tell a lot, but well shot, shows some lag :P but leaves me wanting more :)
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Chronus26
Gallente
Dark Blood Contracts
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Posted - 2007.01.04 10:06:00 -
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Edited by: Chronus26 on 04/01/2007 10:06:47
 Originally by: Trillian Dent
This is probably the most crappiest vid ever made.
People please stop saying it's a good vid.
No story, just a fly around with some film music?
At least give some background info.
Err... this is a Vid from quite a while back when Titans were a very new thing - nobody knew what they looked like or what the doomsday effect was like. I'm 99% sure the footage is from Sisi and that there is no 'story' to go along with it, it's purley just for show.
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Aegis Celestis
Gallente
Phoenix Wing
Electus Matari
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Posted - 2007.01.05 10:09:00 -
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Originally by: Daniel Jackson
Edited by: Daniel Jackson on 15/12/2005 16:47:47
Edited by: Daniel Jackson on 15/12/2005 16:46:55
Originally by: Malthros Zenobia
Originally by: shakaZ XV
Looks cool
But, CCP needs to stop the missile-impact-rocking effect... makes it seem as if the ship weighs nothing.
Space has no gravity, so in a way, they don't have any weight to them. 
actualy dude. things do have weight in space. you try moving a giantic space station with your bear hands in space hehe. id be like trying to move a planet.
and dude, lol if things didernt have wight then umm, wouldent when we land on the moon, wouldent the space podf or any thing that tuch it will make the moon like float away in space more off course
actually, weight would refer to mass being affected by gravity. so in space, where there is no gravity, mass w ould be the correct term. in space things have mass, not weight. things are conversly easier to move because of a lack of friction. but not easy enough to move a station with the push of a finger.
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LoxyRider
Body Count Inc.
Mercenary Coalition
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Posted - 2007.01.05 13:42:00 -
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Originally by: Trillian Dent
This is probably the most crappiest vid ever made.
People please stop saying it's a good vid.
No story, just a fly around with some film music?
At least give some background info.
Ouch, Trillian we haven't talked for aggggges but damn that wasn't very nice :P.
No it doesnt have any story or background info. The hint is in the title (quick video), it was made over a year ago if you check the date, from the test server and is just some quick nice shots of the caldari titan which was still hot news and not many people have seen. Simple stuff.
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Trillian Dent
Infinite Improbability Inc
Dusk and Dawn
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Posted - 2007.01.09 00:03:00 -
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Originally by: LoxyRider
Originally by: Trillian Dent
This is probably the most crappiest vid ever made.
People please stop saying it's a good vid.
No story, just a fly around with some film music?
At least give some background info.
Ouch, Trillian we haven't talked for aggggges but damn that wasn't very nice :P.
No it doesnt have any story or background info. The hint is in the title (quick video), it was made over a year ago if you check the date, from the test server and is just some quick nice shots of the caldari titan which was still hot news and not many people have seen. Simple stuff.
sorry mate if it came to harsh over - wasn't ment for you, just for your groupies ;)
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Yukiko Kanezaki
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Posted - 2007.01.09 03:08:00 -
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Originally by: Daniel Jackson
Edited by: Daniel Jackson on 15/12/2005 16:47:47
Edited by: Daniel Jackson on 15/12/2005 16:46:55
Originally by: Malthros Zenobia
Originally by: shakaZ XV
Looks cool
But, CCP needs to stop the missile-impact-rocking effect... makes it seem as if the ship weighs nothing.
Space has no gravity, so in a way, they don't have any weight to them.
actualy dude. things do have weight in space. you try moving a giantic space station with your bear hands in space hehe. id be like trying to move a planet.
and dude, lol if things didernt have wight then umm, wouldent when we land on the moon, wouldent the space podf or any thing that tuch it will make the moon like float away in space more off course
He's right, objects don't weigh anything in space. They do have mass however, which is what you must have been refering to.
Also, assuming you have something to brace yourself against, you could move a space station. It wouldn't move very much, as a space station probably has alot of intertia, but you could move it.
And missles will rock a big ship, but the amount of "rocking" that occurs to a titan being hit with missles is just plain stupid and immersion breaking. It should REALLY be toned down.
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Jane Spondogolo
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Posted - 2007.01.09 10:32:00 -
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Yup. I tried to argue once that a velator could bowl over a dreadnaut (In a discussion about bumping ships out of docking) in real life, until I was shot down by someone of better schooling than I.
As it pans out, if we take this idea that theres no 'reference' point , we can argue in terms of forces the titan is smacking into the missile as hard as the missile is smacking into the titan. Now assuming they both hit each other, which ones going to 'preserve its vector' more (ie not move a damn inch) and which is going to cop a crushing change of plan (Ie be ripped to shreds or bounced off the side). Its the missile. Its infact the reason a bullet WONT cause you to be blown over if your shot but instead fall to the ground when your body stops working due to its new ventilation.
Of course if we where being 'realistic' , those antimatter bullets you might hit things with , even ones the size of a fist , would probably rip a hole the size of a moon crater in the side of the titan. Of course its just a video game so hey.
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Riho
Red Wrath
Exquisite Malevolence
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Posted - 2007.01.09 20:31:00 -
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looks cool... must get one of those to do missions now :P
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Riho
Red Wrath
Exquisite Malevolence
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Posted - 2007.01.09 20:31:00 -
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looks cool... must get one of those to do missions now :P
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Superbus Maximus
Gallente
Sniggerdly
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Posted - 2007.01.09 21:47:00 -
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Edited by: Superbus Maximus on 09/01/2007 21:48:40
Originally by: Zarks
Originally by: shakaZ XV
Looks cool
But, CCP needs to stop the missile-impact-rocking effect... makes it seem as if the ship weighs nothing.
agreed, missiles should not be able to rock these babies around at all.
You do realise in space a titan weighs nothing, thus the force of a nuclear missle impact would send it flying, but eve doesnt operate on real physics does it 
And I seem to rember seeing that same video on youtube acouple months ago mabey Im wrong but thats not your titan 
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Superbus Maximus
Gallente
Sniggerdly
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Posted - 2007.01.09 21:47:00 -
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Edited by: Superbus Maximus on 09/01/2007 21:44:02
Double post oops.
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Klavayne
Pack Of Shadows
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Posted - 2007.01.10 20:52:00 -
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I love how because we all play a sc-fi game, everyone is good at physics.
"Nothing has weight in space": Correct to a degree. But weight doesnt mean anything with this. Weight is the force of gravity acting on something. The force is dependant on the object's MASS(mass being important here) but since there is no earth to pull it, it has no weight. So the force has gone, the 'weight' has gone, but its mass still remains.
Mass doesnt want to move, it resists change. This is inertia. And this is why the titan wouldnt move much when the missiles hit, it has a lot of mass and therefore takes a lot to move it, wherever it is in the universe. Listen to the people quoting newtons laws, they are right. Therefore the game physics are wrong. But anyway, what does it matter?
Nice Video.
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