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Nighthawk 06-24-2009 01:55 PM

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shapeshift FTW !!!

Ric 06-24-2009 02:05 PM

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If we need to define the shape shifters limitations then watch the episode of Red Dwarf I posted. We could base this wars shape shifter on the Polymorph. You really should watch it, it's quite funny. Should be worth a few laughs.

Angrist 06-24-2009 02:45 PM

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WoW Druids are getting new cat and bear forms in the next patch.

Typhoid 06-24-2009 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by BreakABone (Post 253482)
I also thought shapeshifters were limited in their ability to shift by what they interact with?

Or are we assuming they can do it just on sight as well?



Typically in mythology a Shapeshifter (Lycanthrope) is actually a Werewolf.
However they can change into other various animals, and as far as I know only animals - and I think each shapeshifter can only change into one, or a handful of animals. I believe.

Not to be confused with the Star Trek Changeling which can change into whatever the hell it pleases.


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Yep, just as I suspected. The contest is whatever you want it to be.
Exactly.
Angrist - it's whatever you please. It's a popularity contest, which would win, which tastes better with aside of corn, which can fly farther out of a cannon, which has more water displacement, which has a larger mass, which has better vertical jump. Vote is based on whatever.

The Germanator 06-24-2009 06:31 PM

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Is the character of Kirby considered a shapeshifter since he sucks up the powers of his enemies? If so, I my have to reconsider.

Swan 06-24-2009 08:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Typhoid (Post 253497)
which can fly farther out of a cannon

And that is what I shall base my votes on from now on!



Shapeshifter because it could shift its shape into a small heavy animal.

Angrist 06-25-2009 03:00 AM

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Actually I don't think weight has a lot to do with how far you can fly out of a cannon. Aerodynamics are way more important.

Typhoid 06-25-2009 03:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Angrist (Post 253531)
Actually I don't think weight has a lot to do with how far you can fly out of a cannon. Aerodynamics are way more important.


Inertia has a lot to do with weight, though.
Unless I'm delusional in my state.

Fire a feather and a brick out of a cannon, brick will go farther.

Angrist 06-25-2009 03:41 AM

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But it doesn't mean that the heavier your brick is, the further it flies, right? You will reach a point where adding more weight will just shorten the flight distance.

If you took the feathers weight and put it into the form of a very small ball (or a brick), it would fly pretty far. The shape of the feather is the biggest problem, not the weight.

I guess it's a balance between weight to keep momentum, and aerodynamics to minimize air resistance.

KillerGremlin 06-25-2009 02:18 PM

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If the object weighs more, you just need a more powerful cannon. I believe it's conservation of momentum.

A feather and cannonball would fall at the same speed/time in a vacuum (no atmosphere). So on Earth a cannonball would obviously be better than a feather because of drag and air resistance, but I thought mass cancels out for one of those equations. I don't remember much from physics, but I think both of you guys should be hugging not fighting.

Now let's get back to arguing about how this thread is total bullshit because the Goblin isn't winning. :p

jeepnut 06-27-2009 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Ric (Post 253439)
Here is an episode of one of my favourite t.v series Red Dwarf, just to iterate what a shape shifter can do. Worth a watch ;)

Red Dwarf is awesome!

And as far as the battle goes:

A goblin is just a goblin, but a shapeshifter could be anything! It could even be a goblin! You know how badass those things are.

Typhoid 06-27-2009 06:13 PM

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Next 3 polls will be later tonight, or tomorrow. I have work to do today and don't have time.

Fyacin 06-29-2009 10:16 AM

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Objects fall at the same speed regardless of mass. On earth diregarding air resistance it is 9.8 m/sec. I think (but I haven't done too much physics lately) the only thing that the mass of the object would effect would be the amount of force needed to overcome the amount of friction in the cannon itself. So I don't think weight matters nearly as much as aerodynamics. A heavier object will do considerably more damage though, because of momentum, which is also why the air will slow it down less.

Angrist 06-29-2009 04:36 PM

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I've had this discussion before, but on another forum, and about Legolas using 3 arrows instead of one. :D People said that 3x arrow means 3x damage. I said that if the arrow is strong enough, it would be best to bundle the momentum into one arrow. Which would go deeper than 3 separate arrows.

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Shapeshifter vs Goblin
 
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