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You might be interested in the following message titled, "Terminator Timeline" written by JAMES RINK on NOVEMBER 5, 2018 There’s some combination alternate dimensions and alternate timelines out there. Referred to as “Terminator Scenarios”. They’re basically timelines where A.I. and robots have taken over everything. There’s a few of them where Humans won and are rebuilding. Some went luddite. Others where they are currently at war. Yet more where the robots won.
There’s concern that the alternate timelines where the machines won may try to expand over here. They don’t have time travel or interdimensional tech that we know of, but it’s something that probably needs to have an eye kept on. There’s a branch of them that exterminated all life on Earth and then just stopped. Power is still being generated, but they’re not moving or anything.
This alternate dimension/timeline has been contained. The computer system with the A.I. isn’t actually all that sophisticated. It was easily reprogrammed. The dimension now exists as a tourist attraction with actors and they get to play “Terminator Apocalypse”. All the equipment and infrastructure is already built and the machines rebuild themselves on their own so you can destroy them.
The robots actually looked a lot like the Terminators from the movie with the skull faces, glowing red eyes and everything, but there were some slight differences. Not many though, and if you were to look at one the first thing you would think was “hey, that’s a Terminator”. When people from that timeline see the movies in the present day they tend to say they kind of look like cheap rip offs from back home.
Estimated at well over 1000 lbs. or more. Could be 1500+ to a ton with all the equipment. They’d be dressed in all kinds of tactical gear and whatnot. Probably about 7 feet tall. They don’t measure them, they just kill them. They’re basically walking tanks, and they referred to them as such.
There weren’t any fancy infiltrator cyborgs though. The most advanced they got was like the T-600s with the rubber skin. It was just enough to make you think it was a Human so it could get closer and be more accurate with its fire.
There were flying “Hunter-Killer” type craft. They had two movable cylindrical “jet” engines on the side, but looked a bit different overall. They didn’t look like they were large enough to carry enough fuel for what they were capable of. They would deploy from a larger craft they just called the “Mothership”.
The A.I.’s bases could be seen from a distance. You could see what looked like spires that would come up with an almost diamond shape at the top. There were towers visible from far away. They’d still have the lights for planes on them and they’re not sure why. BIG satellite dishes, usually a few. There would be a big building at the center. It was rectangular and looked like a gloss black monolith. Almost like obsidian.
They’d be surrounded by regular looking chain link fence with razor wire on them. You could see “motherships” coming in and out. There were what looks like cargo carrier craft. No wings or visible cockpit. It would carry a huge rectangular box.
There were robot drone “tanks”. Looked kind of like a cross between an APC and a F-117 Nighthawk with weapons on top. It had hard straight edges with angles. No paint or camouflage, just bare metal. They had 6 wheeled and tank treaded ones. They were kind of cool looking, but growing up in that environment, you learn to hate them.
There were fast little drone dune buggies. They were wheeled and were also equipped with anti-gravity. They’re not sure why. Also armed with conventional guns, and an automated turret on top. There was little scout craft they called “Eye in the Sky”. Maybe 2 feet across and “spherical”. Kind of looked like ED-E from Fallout. No visible wings or jets. There were also these type of small swarm drones that were a little bigger than a dragonfly that had plastic explosive charges on them. No wings on them either. They’d just try to get as near as possible then detonate.
The Human Resistance used lasers and plasma rifles. They were pretty hefty, about 20-25 lbs. They used a “power pack” like a battery kind of like a magazine. The maintenance consisted mostly of keeping connections clean. There was two “points”, positive and negative, that connects to the gun.
The lasers were a sustained beam and ate up more juice, but could cut the robots apart. There was a technique to use them and you had to get good with them so you don’t waste power. It was like wielding a super long light saber. The plasma rifles were for the less trained soldiers which were easier to use and fired more like a big “projectile”.
They still used conventional arms. They used something like a Barrett .50 caliber, but they didn’t call it a Barrett. It looked pretty much the same though. They used depleted uranium, but not often because it took at lot of resources to manufacture. They were used more as a backup.
There were drone helicopters too. Looked like Hueys and Apaches that were retrofitted. The A.I. had been going through old blueprints. There were jets too. Probably just spy planes, because they were always at high altitude and never attacked the ground. The Human Resistance didn’t fly much. They pretty much knew better because whenever they tried they just got shot down.
Some of the propulsion seems nonsensical though. The helicopters had the spinning blades, and the jets would leave the long contrails. Yet the dune buggies, “eye scouts”, and little explosive drones seemed to have anti gravity.
Other things didn’t make sense either. Like the T-600s had the skull faces. Not all of them had skin either and were just bundled in the clothing. The weird thing about them though was they had movable jaws and some kind of voice box or speaker, but they hadn’t been talking to anyone. They would just get to a certain distance and start firing.
Weapons were lasers, plasma, and railguns. There were conventional weapons too. “T-600” types carried the heavy stuff like Gatling guns and the Railguns. From a distance, they definitely pass as Human, but as they get closer you can tell something’s off. They’re heavier than a man for sure. You can see the dust, rocks, and debris, getting kicked up with each step and as they get closer you can feel the vibrations.
Training for the Human residents of this timeline was super harsh. Hard punishments for screw ups. If you ever dropped your weapon, may god have mercy on your soul. Some of them describe the modern U.S. Army training as soft, and Marines as getting close. They were like elite Special forces equivalent, and that was standard for everyone. They pushed them all hard without concern for long term damage to their bodies since they probably wouldn’t live that long anyway.Message continues here: [ link to supersoldiertalk.com (secure)]
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