Everything I heard or read about it says it was fully shielded even when cloaked, or else those shots that hit from the E-E and the Norexians would have been a lot more damaging...Nickswitz wrote:IIRC, it doesn't have shields when its cloaked.
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Aye, probably shielded.
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Looked like it to me.
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In the battle it was shown to have shields. The weapons fire never made contact with the hull.
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Except maybe for that salvo of QT's near the end of the battle.Deepcrush wrote:...The weapons fire never made contact with the hull.
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True but those seems to bypass shields so they wouldn't give us a good showing.
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That might actually be another example of that ability. They did a hell of a lot of damage also; that's what brought down the cloak.Deepcrush wrote:True but those seems to bypass shields so they wouldn't give us a good showing.
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I'm pretty sure somewhere in the movie someone said the shields weren't up. I don't remember where.
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The Scimitar's shields were at 70% total... with most of the damage being to the forward.
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That's the logical assumption, for sure.Deepcrush wrote:...with most of the damage being to the forward.
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Agreed, however with proof it remains just that, an assumption. Though we also have no reason too doubt it either.
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