From: "Travis Edmunds" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Anyway, seeing as how I've made my mind up about the Jem'Hadar, would anyone > care to move on? I still think Scarans are superior. They may be a bit slow, but they are stronger and practically bullet-proof. > Lets take a look at starships. I'll just throw a couple into the mix to > start things off. > > -A Borg cube (standard) > vs > -A Goauld mothership (Stargate) > > Discuss...... Assuming that the G'ould mothership had the latest (in the SG-1 series) in shield and weapon technology, I would say it would win the battle against the Borg Cube unless the Borg Cube was actually piloted by Borg. Star Trek: TNG early Borg episodes demonstrated that the power of the Borg ship in regeneration and defenses/adaptability relies on the actions of the Borg crew working as a coordinated unit. If the Borg are piloting the Borg Cube, the G'ould Mothership wouldn't stand a chance IMO. Personally though, I would choose a Leviathan gunship equiped with a peacekeeper defence field. High weapon power, self-repairing (as long as damage isn't too extensive), and can escape quickly if the situation calls for it. If I had to pick from Star Trek though, I would pick Tinman. Now *that* was a powerful ship. If you think Tinman and a Leviathan gunship are too outlandish, how about the Scimitar from Star Trek: Nemesis? It took two Romulan Warbirds and the Enterprise E just to cripple the ship (and the battle resulted in the Romulan Warbirds and the Enterprise E being even more crippled than the Scimitar, only an internal attack on the Scimitar resulted in its destruction). Michael Harney [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
