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I just realized that the %99.99 fatality chance of the Rookie's drop, as recorded by the Superintendent is probably inaccurate. The Superintendent is a city AI, and so his calculations would have been based on normal car physics. He would have only taken into account the structuring and collision study of everyday consumer motor vehicles. When the pod actually crashes, the AI refers to the incident as a "Motor Vehicle Crash". It has absolutely no data on SOEIVs and when scanning the pod, it comes up with "Vehicle Unkown". But we know that ODST drop pods are purpose built for outrageous crash landings. Of course if you dropped an "automobile" from such orbit the occupants would certainly be killed, an the Superintendent probably thought this was the case, having no knowledge of SOEIVs. Given the drop pod's design and function, I believe that fatality chance would actually be <%99.99. Now we don't know what it actually is, but we can't say %99.99 in the article or that would be false... unless of course we mention this. The article ''kinda'' makes this point, but not directly or clearly.--[[User:Ender the Xenocide|<font color="Green">Ender the Xenocide]]</font> 21:20, 17 October 2012 (EDT)
I just realized that the %99.99 fatality chance of the Rookie's drop, as recorded by the Superintendent is probably inaccurate. The Superintendent is a city AI, and so his calculations would have been based on normal car physics. He would have only taken into account the structuring and collision study of everyday consumer motor vehicles. When the pod actually crashes, the AI refers to the incident as a "Motor Vehicle Crash". It has absolutely no data on SOEIVs and when scanning the pod, it comes up with "Vehicle Unkown". But we know that ODST drop pods are purpose built for outrageous crash landings. Of course if you dropped an "automobile" from such orbit the occupants would certainly be killed, an the Superintendent probably thought this was the case, having no knowledge of SOEIVs. Given the drop pod's design and function, I believe that fatality chance would actually be <%99.99. Now we don't know what it actually is, but we can't say %99.99 in the article or that would be false... unless of course we mention this. The article ''kinda'' makes this point, but not directly or clearly.--[[File:1221751884 I-animated-this-for-you.gif|20px]][[User:Ender the Xenocide|<font color="Green">Ender the Xenocide]]</font>[[File:1221751884 I-animated-this-for-you.gif|20px]] 21:20, 17 October 2012 (EDT)


:Good point, it had to be a significant percentage though, seeing as the crash knocked the Rookie out for 6 hours. [[User:Spartansniper450/IRC Quotes|<span style="color:#000000">''Col.''</span>]] [[User:Spartansniper450|<span style="color:#00416A">Snipes</span>]][[User talk:Spartansniper450|<span style="color:gold">4</span>]][[Special:Contributions/Spartansniper450|<span style="color:silver">50</span>]] 23:41, 17 October 2012 (EDT)
:Good point, it had to be a significant percentage though, seeing as the crash knocked the Rookie out for 6 hours. [[User:Spartansniper450/IRC Quotes|<span style="color:#000000">''Col.''</span>]] [[User:Spartansniper450|<span style="color:#00416A">Snipes</span>]][[User talk:Spartansniper450|<span style="color:gold">4</span>]][[Special:Contributions/Spartansniper450|<span style="color:silver">50</span>]] 23:41, 17 October 2012 (EDT)

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