Choose a weapon/vehicle etc from Science Fiction to aid a war effort.

[stabhappy]

Liberty Prime + Archimedes II = TOTAL ANNIHILATION.
Happy thoughts.

 

[laol1999]

tardis
stop the war from happening

 

[Gahars]

The USS Enterprise D, definitely.

The Death Star or Dr. Device (Ender's Game) are runner ups, except fort the fact that they would most definitely kill every single living being on the planet. At least the enemy would be taken care of...

 

[OneOfTheMichael's]

from halo, a covenant mothership or battle cruiser.

 

[the clockmaker]

M-36 lasgun. Not very flashy, but so rugged it makes an AK47 look like a faberge egg. Also, it has a 150-shot self-replenishing magazine.

Yeah, i'm gonna go with this, even if it is supposedly easy to manufacture and can be used by any infantry. Remember, nutcases talk of wunderwaffen, idiots talk of strategy, generals talk of logistics.

 

[Master Kuja]

I'll be borrowing this off the Vasari fleet from Sins of a Solar Empire.

Spoiler

Big ass ground army heading your way? Excuse me while I fire up the planetary bombardment lasers and glass them.

And if that's not enough, I'll take two of these backing it up.

Spoiler

One loaded with a couple squadrons of bombers and the other loaded with fighters.

Army? What army?

 

[Raykuza]

I choose Metal Gear. Which one? All of them! D, REX, RAY, hell even the Shagohod can join the fight.

 

[Jake0fTrades]

The Hammer of Dawn from Gears of War.

 

[zatzie zombie num666]

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Forge
the star forge is unstopable

 

[Mikoi]

Borg Cube, with a full crew of drones...

Could make for a very interesting experiance.

 

[Legendsmith]

Armoured Command Unit from Supreme Commander.
Whoever has it wins.

 

[Iron Glorfindel]

I'll borrow this from the Elites

I would much rather have this.

Especially since that tiny blue-white dot is about as big as the corvette seen above. You mustn't be afraid to dream a little bigger, darling.

 

[gabe12301]

The death star. What war?
What planet, for that matter.

Read first post, present day. I know it may be boring but a battalion of Storm Troopers running in a modern battlefield is cool right? Right?

Storm troopers are weak, they can't shoot anything and their armor might as well be made of paper.

 

[Nouw]

The death star. What war?
What planet, for that matter.

Read first post, present day. I know it may be boring but a battalion of Storm Troopers running in a modern battlefield is cool right? Right?

Storm troopers are weak, they can't shoot anything and their armor might as well be made of paper.

Do we both know the scientific reason why Stormtroopers would fail? Or are you assuming that they're just plain bad at shooting?
But thanks for reminding me, I guess against humans they'd be terrible.

 

[bl4ckh4wk64]

This:

 

[Tsunimo]

Blood Control!
We make them them do [sub][sub][sub][sub][sub][sub]almost[/sub][/sub][/sub][/sub][/sub][/sub] anything we want them to.
We just have to make sure they don't hit the big button...

 

[Athol]

The "Zeus" orbital cannon from Final Fantasy: Spirits Within. Blast a couple of the enemy's stratigic locations to molten slag, then demang thier uncondtional surrender.

I think dotTech from Stone (a sci-fi novel by Adam Roberts, fantastic read) would be infinitely useful. For those who don't know, dotTech is nanotechnology, and it's essentially sentient nanobots that live in the blood stream of a human and repair/'upgrade' the body. For example, it can heal all wounds - even decapitation, ingeniously - and solves any problem it's faced with. It can also directly morph and change the physiology and anatomy of the creature it inhabits, giving anything from longer hair to extra limbs or heads, and much more than I couldn never list here. For obvious reasons, that would be useful in a modern war.

Yeah, there's nothing like fighting an army that...WONT...FUCKING...DIE!