Earth 6.0 - Vothus

[HerpaDerp]

I said that I never had togo through any security.

Yet on your map your truck went straight through a checkpoint and you act like nothing was there.
Like seriously that's bullstuff

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[blazerblock2]

I said I, as in real life loving me you idiot.  The trucks ran the checkpoint, they didn't wait to be searched.

[HerpaDerp]

I said I, as in real life loving me you idiot.  The trucks ran the checkpoint, they didn't wait to be searched.

So again bullstuff, you expet a checkpoint to be like "Oh we'll, it's just a truck." after a truck flies by a chckpoint at DEFCON 2? forget no.

[blazerblock2]

Of course they're going to open fire that's common loving sense, I even detailed that in an above post.

[SWAT One]

Of course they're going to open fire that's common loving sense, I even detailed that in the diagram I believe.

So again bullstuff, you expet a checkpoint to be like "Oh we'll, it's just a truck." after a truck flies by a chckpoint at DEFCON 2? forget no.

Um, what about the other (minimum of) two series of checkpoints ithat it would have to go through first before entering the city and entering the political and economic districts?

If they ran that, they'd meet Humvees and the military at the next one, and several roadblocks.

If they ran THAT, they'd meet Abrams tanks and an Apache.

No.

[Mikoyan]

If they ran THAT, they'd meet Abrams tanks and an Apache.

No.

[blazerblock2]

Um, what about the other (minimum of) two series of checkpoints ithat it would have to go through first before entering the city and entering the political and economic districts?

If they ran that, they'd meet Humvees and the military at the next one, and several roadblocks.

If they ran THAT, they'd meet Abrams tanks and an Apache.

There you go again trying to run other's countries again.

[SWAT One]

There you go again trying to run other's countries again.

Hypocrite.

You're assuming then that there were no checkpoints that would've moderated this, in DEFCON 2.

Hm, let's see who has the more reasonable explanation.

No.

This is USC you're talking about.  A copy of America.  What do you think America would do?

[Mikoyan]

This is USC you're talking about.  A copy of America.  What do you think America would do?

They wouldn't have loving Abrams tanks and Apaches there in a matter of 3 maybe 4 minutes?!?!?

[blazerblock2]

Hypocrite.

Can you get any more stupid?

You're assuming then that there were no checkpoints that would've moderated this, in DEFCON 2.

The trucks took off from within the city, I don't see why any more checkpoints would be needed other than some at the city limit and protecting the White House.

[SWAT One]

They wouldn't have loving Abrams tanks and Apaches there in a matter of 3 maybe 4 minutes?!?!?

Envision this:
You're driving in a slow-ass truck in downtown Washington D.C., the capitol of a nation under attack.  There is traffic present in the street, including numerous taxis and red lights.  There are likely military units stationed there anyways.  You then hear that a suspicious truck runs the first checkpoint, and military forces within the city have been scrambled.  As the truck tries to navigate through the city, which is now on high alert, military personel start to scramble.  By the time it takes to get the truck to the center of the city, the tanks and chopper would've already been there.

Can you get any more stupid?
I like how your criticisms don't reflect how it was done, and just how stupid you really are, since you can't seem to account for common sense.

The trucks took off from within the city, I don't see why any more checkpoints would be needed other than some at the city limit and protecting the White House.

Can you get any more stupid?

[blazerblock2]

A truck heads toward the White House from within the city, then, presuming that no one really has any business near the White House because no one can really get in unless they are military personnel, the streets would likely be mostly clear, giving the trucks more than enough space and time to get up to at least 60+ MPH.  How do you stop three semi-trucks going 60MPH heading straight for you, regardless of whether you think it's suspicious or not.

Adding to that, your average attack helicopter takes 30+ minutes to fuel up, start up, and take off.  If the trucks only ran one checkpoint, then why the forget would the chopper have been in the air 30 minutes before hand.  It's not like the frontlines are that close to the capital that you can send in chopper support from that loving distance.

[HerpaDerp]

A truck heads toward the White House from within the city, then, presuming that no one really has any business near the White House because no one can really get in unless they are military personnel, the streets would likely be mostly clear, giving the trucks more than enough space and time to get up to at least 60+ MPH.  How do you stop three semi-trucks going 60MPH heading straight for you, regardless of whether you think it's suspicious or not.

Adding to that, your average attack helicopter takes 30+ minutes to fuel up, start up, and take off.  If the trucks only ran one checkpoint, then why the forget would the chopper have been in the air 30 minutes before hand.  It's not like the frontlines are that close to the capital that you can send in chopper support from that loving distance.

Heavy military personnel at checkpoint
And a lot more at the white house, easily taking out the trucks
I mean again, DEFCON 2

[SWAT One]

Heavy military personnel at checkpoint
And a lot more at the white house, easily taking out the trucks
I mean again, DEFCON 2

A truck heads toward the White House from within the city, And enemy weaponry and non-citizens of the enemy are smuggled past the checkpoints too?  Hell no.
then, presuming* that no one really has any business* near the White House because no one can really get in unless they are military personnel, the streets would likely be mostly clear*, giving the trucks more than enough space and time to get up to at least 60+ MPH.  And then be fired upon through the windshield when they see restricted vehicles barreling down the road straight for them.  Firing into the windshields would kill the drivers.  How do you stop three semi-trucks going 60MPH heading straight for you, regardless of whether you think it's suspicious or not.   See last reasoning.

Adding to that, your average attack helicopter takes 30+ minutes to fuel up, start up, and take off.  Who said that they weren't already fueled up?

*You're assuming these.  If anything, military patrols might, and by a small chance, might be there.

[blazerblock2]

1.  They're called tunnels.   We Aribissians are pretty good at building them.  That, and sewers aren't patrolled by military personnel 24/7 last I checked
2. Semi-trucks are illegal?
3. Regardless, it still takes a while for weapon systems check, rotor and engine checks, for the rotors to spin up, for the helicopter to take off, then reach its destination.