u/SamaratSheppard

Dose anyone else think the Jaffa would do well against the wraith in ground combat?
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Dose anyone else think the Jaffa would do well against the wraith in ground combat?

It feels like there staff weapons could do good damage to the Wraith and there Armour would block life sucking and maybe they would be somewhat resistant to stunning.

u/SamaratSheppard — 1 day ago
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If the Wraith invaded the milkway how do you think it would go for them?

Do you think most of the Wraith would leave pegasus for the milkway?

What do you think the logistics of war would be like for the Wraith with their supply line being intergalactic?

The milkway has more Ancient and diverse threats hiding with in it, how do you think the Wraith would handle over coming them?

u/SamaratSheppard — 4 days ago
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Do you think many Goa'uld are surviving in hiding?

There's a drug that can hid you from naquadah sensing ability and the Goa'uld can pass for human in a pinch. Do you think there are many out there hiding in the galaxy.

How do organisations like the lucian alliance stop Goa'uld infestation?

Do you think there are a lot of backwater world were some Goa'uld still rules?

Can the Goa'uld adapted to a Galaxy were they are not in charge?

u/SamaratSheppard — 5 days ago
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Was Merlin a hypocrite?

When he was the leader of Atlantis he was all for following the rules and stopping Janus rogue experiments. But after he Ascended he started to buck at the authority of the others.

What do you think made him feel he was the only one that could oppose the the Ori?

u/SamaratSheppard — 6 days ago
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Was anyone else disappointed that they abandoned the gate bridge?

So many gates just left floating in Deep space.

u/SamaratSheppard — 7 days ago
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What world or system would you like to re-explore with the BC-304?

With the full power and Utility of the Odyssey you would be nearly untouchable and have crazy capabilities to Explore. (And interfere)

What would be the first world you would Re-Explore?

u/SamaratSheppard — 8 days ago

Do you think the Wraith would cure human plagues?

In the episode Tabula Rasa the Atlantis crew is Exposed to a fatal disease that has little to no effect on the pegasus natives

Maybe the Wraith had altered the peoples of Pegasus to be resistant to the disease Not for us, But just to keep our numbers growing quicker.

As the Wraith are seemingly entirely dependent on us for food what lengths do you think they would go through to protect us?

u/SamaratSheppard — 10 days ago

What other countries know About the Stargate?

In disclosure the United Kingdom, France and China learn about the stargate and Russia had known for Years.

We see a year or two later that a large and diverse group was sent to Atlantis. This doesn't mean every nation with representation on the Expedition was told about the Stargate, it just makes it harder to hide.

What other countries do you think were also told About the Stargate?

u/SamaratSheppard — 11 days ago
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Do you think the Others were hiding Destiny's stargates from the Ori?

The others (the Ancients who had Ascended) had been hiding the milkway and probably pegasus from the Ori's view, do you think they also hid Destiny's Stargates so that it didn't lead the Ori back to them.

Do you think the Others were obscuring a large part of the universe from Ori?

u/SamaratSheppard — 18 days ago
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Is it crazy they took the odyssey into battle after getting the Asgard core?

The most valuable piece of technology in human hands with all the knowledge Asgard, and they risk it on mission to find a fancy brainwashing box.

u/SamaratSheppard — 19 days ago
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Do you think the Asgard are the youngest of the alliance of four great races?

The asgard only consider thier civilisation to be a hundred thousand years old and have only been exploring other Galaxies for thirty thousand years.

While we have no known ages for the Nox or the furling, we definitely know the Ancients civilisation is much older. (Even the ancient civilisation in pegasus is millions of years older then the Asgards)

What do you think

Were the Ancients the senior partners to all the other races?

Were there a bunch of older races and the Asgard youngster?

How do you think the Alliance may of worked?

u/SamaratSheppard — 26 days ago
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Do you think Teal'c relationships got weird after he lived fifty years no one else experienced?

Hank Landery: Teal'c spent years with Landery getting to know him only to watch him die, then be revived years later.

Bra'tac: Teal'c former master saw his students turn into a man older then him in what seems like the blink of an eye.

These are some examples but unless Jaffa's memory are much Greater then our own he would have trouble remembering the finer details of his life. can you Imagine trying to remember the names of everyone you worked with fifty years ago.

u/SamaratSheppard — 1 month ago
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Do you think the Wraith are fomenting rebellion on purpose?

The Wraith love the taste of defiance maybe they go out of their way to be extra horrible on purpose so people will feel they have no choice but to resist.

u/SamaratSheppard — 1 month ago
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Are there materials that are to weak to be made into replicators?

The Replicators are what they eat, and we have seen they lose capability when they are made of less advanced materials.

I'm just wondering if there could be a bunch of weak replicator out there you could stomp to death, because their made of Gallium or some other weak material.

u/SamaratSheppard — 1 month ago