The enterprise is way to big to fit in the trench. The defensive turbolasers would probably annhialate all the ships with ease with their 200+ gigaton firepower, the ion cannons would stun anything that got by the turbolasers to be annhialated. And the superlaser would fire on the enterprise blowing it to pieces. And to note the federation fleet is so small they count fighters and capital ships in their fleet. That's not that big if you ask me. And the quantum torpedoe is a bit larger than 2 meters so I don't think it's going to fit through the exhuast port.
"been done several times...there's even youtube video's about it...Enterprise stays out of the way and fires a Quantum Torpedo at the Death Starjob doneM"
LOL, so nonchalant. Picard: Excellent, Numba wan... Engage.
Which Enterprise and from what time period is the federation fleet? If it's 22nd centuty Enterprise from the op picture and the fleet is from the same time period, then they lose big time. On the other end of the spectrum, if its the Enterprise J and its fleet, then I'd think they would win pretty easily. Or, if it was an Enterprise and fleet from sometime in between those I just mentioned, the results would vary.
does it matter? enterprise is big and cant get to the vent nor the core whatsoever "
Why fit in the vents when 1 torpedo can fly in there. Need I remind you, that in spite of the Death able to destroy planets with one full powered blast which takes a long time to charge; One 24th century Enterprise-D was able to blow up a star with just 20 torpedoes.
"According to EaW: Forces of Corruption (which shouldn't be canon but that's my opinion) the Death Star's main gun can. PS: Video games are C-Canon in the Star Wars Universe. Books and comics are also C-Canon. So it's a reliable source. "
I know about those canons, and it is possible for a main gun to hit a Federation ship in close proximity; however, rated highly unlikely. The Deathstar's main gun is pointed in one direction in one side of its hemisphere. Meaning, the entire battle base would have to swivel on its axis at tremendous speeds to keep pointed at a single battleship. The problem with with this, is that the Deathstar would have to turn each direction at sub light speed to keep up with those ships, and it can't. It doesn't even turn faster than how our eyes move its pupils up, down, left, right. So saying that it could do a compete 360 turn in a matter of a second is not possible. The Federation ships use thrusters, impulse, and warp as tactical maneuverability. Thrusters alone can move a federation ship at 100's of miles per second. Impulse maneuverability is sub light speed. So they would basically be flying around the Deathstar so fast that it would be impossible to aim at them with the main gun. They're only chance it to blindly fire (like they always do in the movies) at all directions with their 10,000s of lightguns and turbolasers.
Why fit in the vents when 1 torpedo can fly in there. Need I remind you, that in spite of the Death able to destroy planets with one full powered blast which takes a long time to charge; One 24th century Enterprise-D was able to blow up a star with just 20 torpedoes.
LOL i had no idea about this :P Where does it happen ?
Why fit in the vents when 1 torpedo can fly in there. Need I remind you, that in spite of the Death able to destroy planets with one full powered blast which takes a long time to charge; One 24th century Enterprise-D was able to blow up a star with just 20 torpedoes. LOL i had no idea about this :P Where does it happen ? "
Let me find you a better video. This is just a trailer. "Half Life"
@-Data-: Hmm. You make a good point. Anything in front of the Death Star is screwed (the laser doesn't just aim forward. It aims at sharp angles, but if the ship is past the area where the dish is...). The Death Star isn't exactly known for its speed. So I see your point here. I do question whether a Federation ship is capable of damaging the Death Star, though. The only weakness shown was hitting the reactor, which the Federation wouldn't know to do.
PS: I'm very glad you understand Star Wars canon. It's irritating when people ignore things done in the games, even though they're C-Canon (the same level as all the books). Not all the games are C-Canon (like the movie games, which aren't canon and a few older games), but most are and should be considered. After all, they're referenced in books (Kyle Katarn is a video game character, Revan is a video game character. Both of which are important in the books. The Dark Forces games spawned novels)
does it matter? enterprise is big and cant get to the vent nor the core whatsoever "
Why fit in the vents when 1 torpedo can fly in there. Need I remind you, that in spite of the Death able to destroy planets with one full powered blast which takes a long time to charge; One 24th century Enterprise-D was able to blow up a star with just 20 torpedoes. "
yes what you say is true but when i said that i didnt mean to state that the death star can destroy the fleet what i meant was if the two stars have the same defense system what difference does it make
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