NEW ANNIHILASER INTEL

Discussion in 'Planetary Annihilation General Discussion' started by bengeocth, September 2, 2014.

  1. bengeocth

    bengeocth Post Master General

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    Annihilasers cannot destroy orbiting planets, as it cannot rotate fast enough to catch the other planet's orbit.

    I think they should keep this in.

    It gives another reason to use hallies too.
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  2. tatsujb

    tatsujb Post Master General

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  3. adoghost

    adoghost Active Member

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    in fact the metal planet can do that, just take a while.
  4. tatsujb

    tatsujb Post Master General

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    depends.
    maybe he had a closer in orbit and that planet was going faster. too fast for it to eventually catch.
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  5. masterevar

    masterevar Active Member

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    It also seems like the metal-planet can't fire at planets right next to it(or was not working at some point atleast). There was minimal rotation during this stance between the planets.
  6. bengeocth

    bengeocth Post Master General

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    It looked like the revolution of the other planet was the same as the rotation of the metal planet, to clarify.
  7. Geers

    Geers Post Master General

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    Wait what? All planets orbit. Do you mean moons?
  8. igncom1

    igncom1 Post Master General

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    it's if the target orbits you.
  9. Geers

    Geers Post Master General

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    *The moon(s).
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