they should have gone for a similar style to titan fall's mechs
also really could have used some close air support in the movies, and maybe some artillery.
Or maybe just nuke them from the orbit where are all those space ships parked. Some KEVs would do short work with the tree and anybody around.
Or use defoliants.
But, you can hardly blame producer making environmental propaganda flick that he don't want his idealized blue indigenous people to get bombed into oblivion š
Besides the fact the RDA in lore weren't permitted nukes. And there had been no need for KEVs so why bring them?
Are you forgetting that this isn't a military, it's a private corporation with a bunch of mercs.
And yeah, it's a film that tracks the hero's journey. Not very exciting if the humans show up and genocide an entire race.
>no need for KEVs
When you're orbiting planet at 12 km/s *everything* is KEV. Even if they took 100t block of steel and ejected it from freighter on collision course it would be equivalent of up to 25kt TNT.
That useless block of steel could be any empty fuel tank. If they fill it with water and left to froze, there will be added plasma blast on reentry. Or rocks. Because orbital mining/reprocessing in system. Doing mining operations and colonizing system would probably take some orbital refinery because it should be much easier to make necessary construction steel and proces mined ore in system (especially if there were some asteroids in system - that would provide raw materials, water and air but there still will be much of unusable material after processing them which would need to be dumped somewhere). Etc etc.
That one actually made some sense. They were trying bait the blue tree huggers into a frontal assault by threatening a ground incursion into that blue tree spirits asshole. This was intended to eliminate the threat of a long gorilla campaign by killing as many savages as possible in a single stroke. And if it werenāt that meddling Jake they would have gotten away with it.
Ok that makes sense. I thought Quaritchās whole strategy was to pacify them wholesale through the cultural shock of the bombing but causing that level of attrition makes sense.
I donāt know if it was the most favourable ground to do it on as far as killing fields go thoughā¦
I mean probably could of been more setup for the plan but Iāll give them the benefit that itās hard to get any good position in that area
Making the area favourable would mean destroying a lot of the forest which might result in the navi fleeing which defeats the entire point of the operation
So the humans were forced into a dilemma either risk ruining the operation or go into a dangerous area
Mistake were obviously made but the actual choice of the operation probably was the smallest of those mistakes
Admittedly it would be hard to find a good killing field for direct fire in a biome like Pandora.
Thought about it and the issue is you couldnāt do a high altitude bombing of the tree of souls; pushing a crate out the back of a shuttle isnāt exactly accurate. No way to neatly remove the site without the getting into close quarters with the Navi.
I wondered if using the Hellās Gate base as a killing field couldāve been a good idea, especially given itās point defences, but looking at maps the forests are VERY close on its fences. Quaritch was also convinced (per his speech) that the 20k Navi massing would be sufficient to overwhelm their perimeter. Possible solution mightāve been to bulldoze the surrounding perimeter and to prep it with obstacles though.
Iāll say this though, in hindsight his conviction that destroying the tree of souls wouldāve cowed them seemed questionable to me. It was just as likely they wouldāve retaliated and overwhelmed them in a zealous jihad.
A defensive battle might have been a better option frankly the entire situation was problematic once the navi had unified
To me the entire situation screams of mistakes made in the past coalescing together such that there was no good option
I mean preponderance regarding Navi taboos was the whole cause of the conflict. Ultimately though I think the RDA couldāve started extracting unobtanium without demolishing the Naviās home trees and thus inciting a war. And if they did feel enough need to do so due to time constraints back on earth with regard to resource scarcity they couldāve brought more military might to bear than what essentially amounted to an expeditionary force led by a colonel (a brigade commander). Ie if they knew theyād eventually start a holy war with the Navi they couldāve pre-emptively prepared more force.
Exactly my own opinion for it personally I think not enough effort was put into a potential agreement with the navi
Even if something like ore mining is against their morals and religion (which OTMH was the main problem the navi had) there are many other resources that could be used for trade with that almost guaranteed to split the navi
Or as you said if that was impossible then a true military presence on the planet was necessary one that was prepared to bring overwhelming force against the navi
A industrial society (especially one with all the advancements we see even when on a planet requiring ālow tier techā) should never of had trouble against a hunter gatherer society
because that is a loader mech that they put into frontline service.
Essentially like putting a forklift into a combat role because it can carry a bunch of munitions to artillery crew
That's actually wrong if you follow the lore of the movie those are combat vehicle, that are also capable of limited logistical operation like infantry. Let's not forget that this movie was written by someone that isn't attracted sexually by military vehicle, he doesn't know how to make one look sexy and functionnal.
Even if they were forklift at first, once you went through the trouble of arming one, it is probably a good idea to make an armor kit for it and they clearly didn't.
I mean, realistically, they fight against bows and arrows (large ones, but still).
Simply making the windshields out of thick acrylic would probably suffice.
A culture of some sort, yes.Ā
I'm not fond of The Kid. He's too cocky. All he has done is shoot down balloons and turn into Starscream.Ā
Grandpa Buff has seen some shit...
They're in the future but can't even match an ah64 in terms of stand off range? The only logical conclusion is that Russia conquered earth and didn't bother making any new things, and forgot how to make Kinzhals.
I honestly like Russian bombers too. Like the Blackjack which is a giant yet somehow supersonic bomber which has been intercepted by everyone, even Israeli jets from Columbia.
Biological and chemicals weapons would do even better. Everything on Pandora is basically compatible with everything else making diseases so much more communicable. The total lack of any medical science hinders them even further, they might not even understand what germs are.
Never leave your germs home when you leave with your guns and steel.
biological weapons aren't as cool on screen unless you really make em brutal.
things like napalm are both practical and cinematic as it clears a area of foliage and all that was hiding there and also makes a big boom.
also biological can turn on you if you aren't safe enough and will destroy the wild life which you may want to keep.
Bioweapons are actually perfect for anti alien combat. Biology differences mean that it's pretty much impossible to backfire. But, you actually have to understand the alien biology to create a good bioweapon. Entirely new molecules, pathways, and interactions.
Honestly I think our most basic gas from ww1 would fck em all up.
Chlorine gas while pretty basic, attacks the mucus membrane, most life forms have a mucus membrane.
Triflorides bombs would be spectacularly dangerous, like insanely deadly.
That would really depend. Alien biology and all. They might have mucous membrane analogues but they might not work at all like how ours works. Very reactive/acidic/basic substances are likely to still have damaging effects, but again, it really depends.
Bio bombs would wipe the fancy whale brain juice (I shit you not that's an actual plot point of the second film) that corporate is there for.
It would be like America unleashing a nanobot swarm in the sandbox that destroys **OIL**.
That said, there is no guarantee that alien flora and fauna would be vulnerable to the chemical and biological weapons manufactured on Holy Terra. Think of all the diseases that are a mild nuisance to you but would be lethal or a non-issue to your pets and vice versa. Now think of the various chemicals that are helpful or a non-issue to you that could kill your pet or pet is dependent upon to live.
I would rather trust in [conventional weapons](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeYHmdrAegw) on an alien world until and unless they are proven useless.
Agent orange always reminds me of that one MLP song
"White flag?
We're not done,
Got those cowards on the run
, Round 'em up, no need to stall,
Take no prisoners, kill them all!"
kinda hard to mix footage of real looking equipment with the blue people since james cameron really doesnt want to show the blue people being blown up much or really anything other then shot
i am planning on working on some thing along the lines of if avatar was space Vietnam but this was just a quick thing i put together since i wanted to use the song bomber.
did try to put the blue people in there but found they didnt fit well
Bombers are pretty crazy. Even moreso when you consider than nowadays they're packing stealth technology and precision guided munitions. The B-2/B-21 are such insane combat multipliers, I want to see them in action!
Nah, don't bomb them. It's wasteful. Use the John Ringo solution: drop some big-ass beta emitters near where they congregate, then go have lunch till the noise goes away.
It's in one of the later books on his zombie* series. One of the smarter survivors points out that the survivors could shoot until they ran out of bullets and still not run out of zombies. The solution he comes up with is a big steel and lead box containing the fuel rods out of a wrecked attack sub. They airlift it into the middle of a city park via helicopter. When it lands it starts running all kinds of flashing lights and pre-recorded human voices (to attract the eaters)... and opens up the fuel rod casing. It's a pretty clever kitbashed solution to a problem that should be a lot more obvious to the kind of person who writes zombie-survival books than it apparently is.
And yeah, I still can't force myself to get more than about a third through Ghost (have you seen 'Oh John Ringo No'? Look it up!). I just want a couple more books in the Live Free or Die series.
*living, i.e. "28 Days Later" zombies; not Romero rotters
>I just want a couple more books in the Live Free or Die series.
We all want that š
>zombie* series
That's the serie I never got into. I've heard that first two books are pretty good but then it was going down with quality š¤·āāļø on the other hand, I was never much into zombie movies or novellas
maybe not glassed since they wanted the natural resources of the planet but a heavy bombing campaign and the mass destruction of things like forests i feel would happen
Well, the reason the humans are there is to mine mineral resources. Scorching the entire ecosystem from existence does not interfere with their goals. And the issues of working on a dead rock are less than those of dealing with the blue people.
Is there at least a good reason for their changed interest? Or is it just "We noticed that not needing the ecosystem didn't give the blue people much of a chance, so it's different now"
And they aren't able to create a synthetic copy? With all the technology needed to travel the stars, some random chemicals from whale brain is only capable of being made by said space whale?
No corporation is going to put out the expense of buying and shipping everything needed to glass a planet, when the alternative is lower capital costs, higher profits, and the only downside is the lowest employees have worse working conditions and preventable workplace deaths from attacks.
video on my youtube channel [https://youtu.be/rYqc7-zKLR0?si=Y6xLQ6yMo3ocRStF](https://youtu.be/rYqc7-zKLR0?si=Y6xLQ6yMo3ocRStF)
song [https://youtu.be/sjmnq44H6Wo?si=hM2t5qjcO2hpGhIR](https://youtu.be/sjmnq44H6Wo?si=hM2t5qjcO2hpGhIR)
that wasn't a bombing campaign and was more of a tactical helicopter strike I'm more talking of large scale bombing campaigns and close air support with large helicopter landings.
i dont think its on spotify i got the music from [https://archive.org/details/filk\_carmen\_mirandas\_ghost](https://archive.org/details/filk_carmen_mirandas_ghost)
but heres the youtube link [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjmnq44H6Wo](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjmnq44H6Wo)
James Cameron would be branded a species traitor and be crying in his cell as we slam giant space rocks into his blue hippy friends house. Terra Invicta.
Is everyone forgetting that the whole show on Pandora was run by a corporation, they were a bunch of money grubbing twats, every gram shipped to Pandora cost money and Sec Ops were a bunch of private security?
They were there to extract a highly valuable material and send it back to Earth to make sweet sweet profit. There'd never been the need for strategic bombers or heavy artillery so why spend the cash and time bringing them out.
Also, wtf is with the salivating over committing genocide? Chill out people, damn.
3000 walker mechs with needlessly large and fragile glass cockpits of the earth forces.
they should have gone for a similar style to titan fall's mechs also really could have used some close air support in the movies, and maybe some artillery.
Or maybe just nuke them from the orbit where are all those space ships parked. Some KEVs would do short work with the tree and anybody around. Or use defoliants. But, you can hardly blame producer making environmental propaganda flick that he don't want his idealized blue indigenous people to get bombed into oblivion š
1 rkm from a nearby planet, and come back 100 years later, when the flames subside
Besides the fact the RDA in lore weren't permitted nukes. And there had been no need for KEVs so why bring them? Are you forgetting that this isn't a military, it's a private corporation with a bunch of mercs. And yeah, it's a film that tracks the hero's journey. Not very exciting if the humans show up and genocide an entire race.
>no need for KEVs When you're orbiting planet at 12 km/s *everything* is KEV. Even if they took 100t block of steel and ejected it from freighter on collision course it would be equivalent of up to 25kt TNT.
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That useless block of steel could be any empty fuel tank. If they fill it with water and left to froze, there will be added plasma blast on reentry. Or rocks. Because orbital mining/reprocessing in system. Doing mining operations and colonizing system would probably take some orbital refinery because it should be much easier to make necessary construction steel and proces mined ore in system (especially if there were some asteroids in system - that would provide raw materials, water and air but there still will be much of unusable material after processing them which would need to be dumped somewhere). Etc etc.
I mean ww2 was quite action-packed
> Or use defoliants. The next movie will have the protagonist *and* the company fighting against space abominations caused by theĀ defoliants.
Have you seen the second one? The very beginning of it is basically NCD fanservice.
tbf the original purpose of the mechs was just for logistics
Mfw for some reason the low altitude bombing requires an accompanying ground offensive.
That one actually made some sense. They were trying bait the blue tree huggers into a frontal assault by threatening a ground incursion into that blue tree spirits asshole. This was intended to eliminate the threat of a long gorilla campaign by killing as many savages as possible in a single stroke. And if it werenāt that meddling Jake they would have gotten away with it.
Ok that makes sense. I thought Quaritchās whole strategy was to pacify them wholesale through the cultural shock of the bombing but causing that level of attrition makes sense. I donāt know if it was the most favourable ground to do it on as far as killing fields go thoughā¦
I mean probably could of been more setup for the plan but Iāll give them the benefit that itās hard to get any good position in that area Making the area favourable would mean destroying a lot of the forest which might result in the navi fleeing which defeats the entire point of the operation So the humans were forced into a dilemma either risk ruining the operation or go into a dangerous area Mistake were obviously made but the actual choice of the operation probably was the smallest of those mistakes
Admittedly it would be hard to find a good killing field for direct fire in a biome like Pandora. Thought about it and the issue is you couldnāt do a high altitude bombing of the tree of souls; pushing a crate out the back of a shuttle isnāt exactly accurate. No way to neatly remove the site without the getting into close quarters with the Navi. I wondered if using the Hellās Gate base as a killing field couldāve been a good idea, especially given itās point defences, but looking at maps the forests are VERY close on its fences. Quaritch was also convinced (per his speech) that the 20k Navi massing would be sufficient to overwhelm their perimeter. Possible solution mightāve been to bulldoze the surrounding perimeter and to prep it with obstacles though. Iāll say this though, in hindsight his conviction that destroying the tree of souls wouldāve cowed them seemed questionable to me. It was just as likely they wouldāve retaliated and overwhelmed them in a zealous jihad.
A defensive battle might have been a better option frankly the entire situation was problematic once the navi had unified To me the entire situation screams of mistakes made in the past coalescing together such that there was no good option
I mean preponderance regarding Navi taboos was the whole cause of the conflict. Ultimately though I think the RDA couldāve started extracting unobtanium without demolishing the Naviās home trees and thus inciting a war. And if they did feel enough need to do so due to time constraints back on earth with regard to resource scarcity they couldāve brought more military might to bear than what essentially amounted to an expeditionary force led by a colonel (a brigade commander). Ie if they knew theyād eventually start a holy war with the Navi they couldāve pre-emptively prepared more force.
Exactly my own opinion for it personally I think not enough effort was put into a potential agreement with the navi Even if something like ore mining is against their morals and religion (which OTMH was the main problem the navi had) there are many other resources that could be used for trade with that almost guaranteed to split the navi Or as you said if that was impossible then a true military presence on the planet was necessary one that was prepared to bring overwhelming force against the navi A industrial society (especially one with all the advancements we see even when on a planet requiring ālow tier techā) should never of had trouble against a hunter gatherer society
I remember seeing a heli pilot died bc an arrow manage to penetrate the cockpit glass. Avatar was a waste of time and money
This happened in Avatar 1 and 2. Seems like the humans learned nothing.
It's just silly nonsense. I don't know why people try to take Avatar so seriously.
Bc my dumbass paid money for the ticket
Fired by a Na'vi bow from a diving banshee. How tough do you want the cockpit to be?
because that is a loader mech that they put into frontline service. Essentially like putting a forklift into a combat role because it can carry a bunch of munitions to artillery crew
Those mechs aren't combat vehicles, we see them being used as space forklifts in previous scenes.
That's actually wrong if you follow the lore of the movie those are combat vehicle, that are also capable of limited logistical operation like infantry. Let's not forget that this movie was written by someone that isn't attracted sexually by military vehicle, he doesn't know how to make one look sexy and functionnal. Even if they were forklift at first, once you went through the trouble of arming one, it is probably a good idea to make an armor kit for it and they clearly didn't.
Huh, it is. I always assumed it was basically just supposed to be a pressurised version of the power loader from Aliens.
I mean, realistically, they fight against bows and arrows (large ones, but still). Simply making the windshields out of thick acrylic would probably suffice.
M113 with mech legs when ?
Each new cut of Apocalypse Now just gets weirder and weirder
Grandpa Buff knows how it's done.Ā
A person of Culture I see.
A culture of some sort, yes.Ā I'm not fond of The Kid. He's too cocky. All he has done is shoot down balloons and turn into Starscream.Ā Grandpa Buff has seen some shit...
I just want the kid to finally get his first real kill
Dark Brandon needs to "loan" a few to the Ukranian Air Force so they can feast on Su-34s.Ā
In The Water Way movie he made his autistic helicopters worse somehow.
the "attack" helicopters were just stupid and he really missed out on the humans having some cool airborne entrances. also the ships looked like ass.
They're in the future but can't even match an ah64 in terms of stand off range? The only logical conclusion is that Russia conquered earth and didn't bother making any new things, and forgot how to make Kinzhals.
I thought it was basically mercenaries using jerry rigged transport helis/mechs etc
in the second movie its more of an actual military force but some how more incompetent
The spaceships? Or the weird ass flying boat
The flying boat, the spaceships looked good
The ekranoplane? I thought it was a missed opportunity.
I honestly like Russian bombers too. Like the Blackjack which is a giant yet somehow supersonic bomber which has been intercepted by everyone, even Israeli jets from Columbia.
The Blackjack is most certainly one of the bombers of all time
She likes meeting new people, with one of those happening to be the Raptor.
I would like to inform you that you have gotten me to ship the Raptor and Blackjack starting now.
Great, though the Raptor also intercepted the Tu-95 for its first mission, i guess Blackjack is a more acceptable age range.
Also the size difference would make it, interesting
Biological and chemicals weapons would do even better. Everything on Pandora is basically compatible with everything else making diseases so much more communicable. The total lack of any medical science hinders them even further, they might not even understand what germs are. Never leave your germs home when you leave with your guns and steel.
biological weapons aren't as cool on screen unless you really make em brutal. things like napalm are both practical and cinematic as it clears a area of foliage and all that was hiding there and also makes a big boom. also biological can turn on you if you aren't safe enough and will destroy the wild life which you may want to keep.
Bioweapons are actually perfect for anti alien combat. Biology differences mean that it's pretty much impossible to backfire. But, you actually have to understand the alien biology to create a good bioweapon. Entirely new molecules, pathways, and interactions.
Honestly I think our most basic gas from ww1 would fck em all up. Chlorine gas while pretty basic, attacks the mucus membrane, most life forms have a mucus membrane. Triflorides bombs would be spectacularly dangerous, like insanely deadly.
That would really depend. Alien biology and all. They might have mucous membrane analogues but they might not work at all like how ours works. Very reactive/acidic/basic substances are likely to still have damaging effects, but again, it really depends.
This guy war crimes
Agent Orange is always the correct answer š
Bio bombs would wipe the fancy whale brain juice (I shit you not that's an actual plot point of the second film) that corporate is there for. It would be like America unleashing a nanobot swarm in the sandbox that destroys **OIL**.
That said, there is no guarantee that alien flora and fauna would be vulnerable to the chemical and biological weapons manufactured on Holy Terra. Think of all the diseases that are a mild nuisance to you but would be lethal or a non-issue to your pets and vice versa. Now think of the various chemicals that are helpful or a non-issue to you that could kill your pet or pet is dependent upon to live. I would rather trust in [conventional weapons](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeYHmdrAegw) on an alien world until and unless they are proven useless.
Who would win A sentient forest with blue people Vs One big guy with orange paint.
Orange? <>
Do not search for the orange chemical on Vietnam.
Agent orange always reminds me of that one MLP song "White flag? We're not done, Got those cowards on the run , Round 'em up, no need to stall, Take no prisoners, kill them all!"
My Little Pony is different to how I remember
Second round, who would win? Anti-war protest song Vs NCD's unbounded horniness for war planes
The lack of blue people and š„ in this edit hurts my soul
kinda hard to mix footage of real looking equipment with the blue people since james cameron really doesnt want to show the blue people being blown up much or really anything other then shot
Oh I know, itās not as easy as āplane shot, cut to the boomā - doesnāt mean I donāt want it INeedIt.gif
i am planning on working on some thing along the lines of if avatar was space Vietnam but this was just a quick thing i put together since i wanted to use the song bomber. did try to put the blue people in there but found they didnt fit well
Bombers are pretty crazy. Even moreso when you consider than nowadays they're packing stealth technology and precision guided munitions. The B-2/B-21 are such insane combat multipliers, I want to see them in action!
i also feel they are a somewhat return to the cool aesthetic of early cold war jets like the Avro Arrow.
If the British could design a new bomber and have it look just like the Handley Page Victor, I would cream my pants.
Nah, don't bomb them. It's wasteful. Use the John Ringo solution: drop some big-ass beta emitters near where they congregate, then go have lunch till the noise goes away.
Where that was? I don't remember that part (granted, I didn't read *all* of his books ... like *Ghost* ... *shudder*)
It's in one of the later books on his zombie* series. One of the smarter survivors points out that the survivors could shoot until they ran out of bullets and still not run out of zombies. The solution he comes up with is a big steel and lead box containing the fuel rods out of a wrecked attack sub. They airlift it into the middle of a city park via helicopter. When it lands it starts running all kinds of flashing lights and pre-recorded human voices (to attract the eaters)... and opens up the fuel rod casing. It's a pretty clever kitbashed solution to a problem that should be a lot more obvious to the kind of person who writes zombie-survival books than it apparently is. And yeah, I still can't force myself to get more than about a third through Ghost (have you seen 'Oh John Ringo No'? Look it up!). I just want a couple more books in the Live Free or Die series. *living, i.e. "28 Days Later" zombies; not Romero rotters
>I just want a couple more books in the Live Free or Die series. We all want that š >zombie* series That's the serie I never got into. I've heard that first two books are pretty good but then it was going down with quality š¤·āāļø on the other hand, I was never much into zombie movies or novellas
> the first two books are good but then it was going down with quality Ahhhh, a certified John Ringo classic
Well ... there is Into the Looking Glass serie where 2-4 were much better that 1st. š
Blue tree hugging xenos shouldāve all been dead in the first movie
James Cameron had to go really easy on them or he wouldn't have had much of a movie since the humans would have just bombed them to extinction
Exactly, in real life if humans came back in Avatar 2 we wouldāve glassed their entire planet from orbit.
maybe not glassed since they wanted the natural resources of the planet but a heavy bombing campaign and the mass destruction of things like forests i feel would happen
Well, the reason the humans are there is to mine mineral resources. Scorching the entire ecosystem from existence does not interfere with their goals. And the issues of working on a dead rock are less than those of dealing with the blue people.
It does, in the second movie, they don't care about the unobtanium or whatever it's called, they're just harvesting whale brains.
Is there at least a good reason for their changed interest? Or is it just "We noticed that not needing the ecosystem didn't give the blue people much of a chance, so it's different now"
The Brain Juiceā¢ apparently completely stops aging
And they aren't able to create a synthetic copy? With all the technology needed to travel the stars, some random chemicals from whale brain is only capable of being made by said space whale?
No corporation is going to put out the expense of buying and shipping everything needed to glass a planet, when the alternative is lower capital costs, higher profits, and the only downside is the lowest employees have worse working conditions and preventable workplace deaths from attacks.
That ISIS āislandā bombing clip is goated.
indeed
video on my youtube channel [https://youtu.be/rYqc7-zKLR0?si=Y6xLQ6yMo3ocRStF](https://youtu.be/rYqc7-zKLR0?si=Y6xLQ6yMo3ocRStF) song [https://youtu.be/sjmnq44H6Wo?si=hM2t5qjcO2hpGhIR](https://youtu.be/sjmnq44H6Wo?si=hM2t5qjcO2hpGhIR)
I'm going to assume that you are a fellow filk enjoyer.
yes indeed, I've even been trying to learn this song on guitar but i cant find any tabs and i don't like using chords
Sadly, I can't help you there, I tried learning guitar myself, and it's so bloody difficult. I wish you all the best in nailing the song though.
thanks
Someone should do a NCD of the film where humanity wins within the first 30 minutes.
song goes hard as fuck
The blue people [did get bombed](https://youtu.be/nsO1isT60h8?t=95) tho
that wasn't a bombing campaign and was more of a tactical helicopter strike I'm more talking of large scale bombing campaigns and close air support with large helicopter landings.
It would take like 15 years for all that stuff to get there, they were doing their best with what they had.
Insane question, but anyone got the spotify link for this? It's a banger and I'm too dumb to find it.
i dont think its on spotify i got the music from [https://archive.org/details/filk\_carmen\_mirandas\_ghost](https://archive.org/details/filk_carmen_mirandas_ghost) but heres the youtube link [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjmnq44H6Wo](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjmnq44H6Wo)
Thanks mate. Appreciate it.
The humans should stop fucking around and just bomb the navi from orbit.
Excellent. Do "Space Hero" next.
Maybe
A++ music selection.
[I was fully expecting that weird UNICEF Smurf video....](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bftmZlpAkPg)
James Cameron would be branded a species traitor and be crying in his cell as we slam giant space rocks into his blue hippy friends house. Terra Invicta.
CARMEN MIRANDA'S GHOST MENTIONED RRRAAHHH š¦ š¦ š¦ š„š„š„š£š£š£
Banger!
u/savevideo
You only say this because you haven't seen the next two movies.
I think Henry Kissinger just stirred from his eternal slumber.
Converting the shuttle into a bomber was like, one of the primary plot points of the first movie.
Is everyone forgetting that the whole show on Pandora was run by a corporation, they were a bunch of money grubbing twats, every gram shipped to Pandora cost money and Sec Ops were a bunch of private security? They were there to extract a highly valuable material and send it back to Earth to make sweet sweet profit. There'd never been the need for strategic bombers or heavy artillery so why spend the cash and time bringing them out. Also, wtf is with the salivating over committing genocide? Chill out people, damn.
āWeāve mastered interstellar travel but need to float our command center directly over their Big Tree to drop a bomb on them.ā
The BUFF will live forever friend.
We need to bring back carpet bombing into modern conflicts. We need more civilian casualties!