Of course he wasn't. There wasn't the technology to build a 200 ton battledroid back then.JEBWrench said:
He was a 97ton battledroid as was the effective weight limit to battledroids at the time.
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He was a 97ton battledroid as was the effective weight limit to battledroids at the time.
The war would've lasted a little longer.Zomsuniux said:
What if fish evolved to the point of self awareness instead of humans?
If there was no religion, there would be war among all the atheists or something! But seriously speaking, religion is just one of the many reasons/excuses many people go to war for. The idea that 9/11 and the holocaust would never have happened is an interesting thought, though.Quiet Stranger said:
My favorite what-if... that's a tough one. Perhaps what if slavery never happened?
What do you mean; what if?RhomCo said:
If there was no politics or religion there would be no control. Without control you have anarchy, and anarchy is just non-stop war.Snowalker said:
What if there hadn't been the dark ages and we went right into the Renaissance?
What if there had never been any Greek philosophers?
What if the middle eastern conflict had ended centuries ago?
What if Marxism had worked?
What if Churchill hadn't been in charge during WW2?
What if Hitler had left Russia alone instead of fighting a two front war?
What if Stephen Hawking could walk, and thus spent more time on physical endeavors?
What if there had never been monotheism?
What if there had never been video games?
What if university was free (considering how many bright mind can't go because of funding issues)?
and most importantly...
What if there had been no internet?
What if there had never been any Greek philosophers?
What if the middle eastern conflict had ended centuries ago?
What if Marxism had worked?
What if Churchill hadn't been in charge during WW2?
What if Hitler had left Russia alone instead of fighting a two front war?
What if Stephen Hawking could walk, and thus spent more time on physical endeavors?
What if there had never been monotheism?
What if there had never been video games?
What if university was free (considering how many bright mind can't go because of funding issues)?
and most importantly...
What if there had been no internet?
It would've lasted considerably longer. Japan would've had free reign in the Pacific considering their vast aviation superiority over the British and the Russians being tied up in the west. The Russians would've had to make their own logistics train instead of getting most of the vehicles shipped to them by the Americans, lowering tank production, and the USAAF wouldn't have been keeping part of the Luftwaffe tied up over Germany (the RAF was working at night so German day fighters wouldn't have been nearly as useful and so could've been sent to Russia). Add in the unlikelihood of anything like Normandy succeeding as a pure British endeavor (almost all the landing ships were of American manufacture). But that's a moot point seeing as the British would almost assuredly have lost the Battle of the Atlantic without American production (long range Liberators, escort carriers and merchantmen). In short, the war would've been much uglier, and all bets are off whether Germany or Russia would've won (My money's on Russia because of their better industrial practice, but Germany would've had a good chance).AndyFromMonday said:
The atomic bombs didn't actually kill that many people compared to what the invasion plans would likely have done, and when you consider the breadth of the Japanese draft at the time. Also, the plan to really wrack up Japanese infrastructure to prepare for the invasion would have killed millions through starvation, most likely. So a lot more people would've died.XJ-0461 said:
What I want to know is what would've happened if Germany'd won WWI, especially if they'd done so at the Marne. What would've resulted from a quick WWI that didn't sour most of Europe on modern war? If the Europeans had been able to keep thinking that the Russo-Japanese war turned into a stalemate because of both sides' incompetence? I'm guessing a really really ugly war in the 30's with more automatic firepower and without the doctrines or gear to break a deadlock.
Zhuge wasn't anywhere near as sucessful as legend and Romance of the Three Kingdoms makes him out to be. He lost battles due to logistical problems (like his army running out of food) and severe bouts of bad luck. I'm not sure it would have made all that much difference.lilmisspotatoes said: