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1/13/2014 12:48:34 AM
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FTL or what?
So, I am writing a fan fic of Destiny and there is a part were one of the characters travels between a few different planets. Now, I've looked through wiki, these forums, watched videos on youtube and I have yet to come across how exactly the player's ship travels through space.(my guess is FTL rather than wrap drives) A link to a page or even a fellow "I have no clue" would be helpful. I just don't want to be inaccurate.
Thanks a bunch
-Ghost
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Edited by Ghost 0f Dawn2: 1/14/2014 2:15:35 AM[quote](my guess is FTL rather than [u][b]wrap[/b][/u] drives)[/quote]
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You could use the go to alcubierre style drive. Or maybe use premade wormholee.
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Edited by BannedArcoloid: 1/13/2014 1:10:17 AMWe've seen Fallen dropships enter a planet's atmosphere via wormhole/warpgate, so I suppose it's safe to assume we use the same type of technology. Also, warp-drives are a type of FTL travel.
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4 RepliesWhat does FLT
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I would say that the cabal, fallen, and the traveler almost all certainly have some form of FTL travel. I would venture a guess that its generally out of use with the Fallen, but the Cabal I am sure are not based in this solar system. I think FTL travel is an inevitability in the Destiny universe... the human ships might not have them yet, but I am sure they will in time...
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13 Replies[quote]my guess is FTL rather than wrap drives[/quote]Aren't warp drives a form of FTL travel?
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3 RepliesThe only way to travel FTL is with a warp drive or to tunnel through space.
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Judging from the ships I'd say FTL is right.
