|
Bisse posted:
Well, all titans appear with that steam. Remember that the titans do the same regenerating thing that Eren does, which is why they need to hit that weak point. I think someone even calls it Titan Steam at one point.
|
# ¿ Jun 3, 2011 09:22 |
|
|
# ¿ Apr 29, 2024 14:25 |
|
Hugs Boson posted:They must have thought of that possibility at some point, though, otherwise it wouldn't make sense to build (or keep, whatever came first) the innermost of the concentric wall circles, including the individual bastions of the inner cities. I guess I found it just a bit odd that they would go through the tremendous effort to build these giant walls (stretching over many hundreds of kilometers according to the map), and then just kind of stop there. But yeah, I agree, it probably boils down to everybody feeling safe and not really planing for an emergency of that magnitude and going on with their normal lives after a while. I got the impression that the people planning the outer towns aren't really planning them for a defensive war, they're just planning them for, basically, bait. I believe someone mentions that their reclamation effort from 5 years ago was designed to fail and to sacrifice as many people to the titans as possible, because they needed to reduce the strain on supplies. I would bet that the king/nobles/whoever in the innermost wall are just trying to get as many people as far away from themselves as possible so that they survive the longest/are last to be eaten.
|
# ¿ Jun 4, 2011 12:24 |
|
After some (very nerdy) math, the 15m (approx 49') titans would have a weak spot about 60-80 cm tall. That isn't really the hard part about shooting them with the cannons though. The hard part is, assuming they have the same mobility as humans (they seem to, given the one sprinting for the baggage cart), that your 60cm target is moving around or running toward you at approx 150kph, or 90mph (a 15m human would have a running stride length around 20m, and assuming a strike rate of 60, or 120 steps per minute). That would be the problem with shooting them. Then again, that makes the 3d combat seem more ridiculous. But gently caress it, fighting giants like a sword-swinging, hopeless batman is way cooler than cannonading them from the top of a wall.
|
# ¿ Jun 9, 2011 11:28 |
|
Huh. While most (all?) of the other titans have humanish mouths, both Titan-Eren and the Gatecrasher have that weird angled cheek split thing going on (Eren/Gatecrasher)
|
# ¿ Jun 17, 2011 22:24 |