Where do the lasers come out of metal planets?

10/10 top kek.

I don't know what to say.

"Top kek"?

Damn you people stop making me search for things.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=topkek : ( I am not impressed.

I'm not impressed too.

Paha, it actually originated in WoW, if an enemy says "lol" in the chat it came out as "kek" to you. Top lol, top kek, get it?

Urban dictionary is not right. Damn you Google.

less and less impressed

I as well.

Implying it is a constant beem? It could shoot one little pulse and be over with.

I was trying to make a reference to the particle beam cannons in UC universe of Gundam. Was trying to figure out a way to put a reference to colony lasers but couldn't. Although there beam weapons have an interesting characteristic blocks out all forms of normal communication except for point to point laser communication or direct contact. So the solution to this was to build giant robots that have also compact fusion reactors in them as the power plant. This is the obvious solution to the problem.

Just saying lasers aren't the answer to everything. There can be different kinds of weapons and they can have different effects. Providing a little more depth to PA I think.

I'm just going to put out there that I hope it's not a death star like superweapon, but a tier 2 unit cannon. You set up control modules on the metal planet to activate it and allow you to choose a destination. One of the poles acts as the entrance for units, who get accelerated through the planet and fired from the other pole at immense speed.

I'm sure that @BradNicholson would be perfectly willing to give us a little hint about this

there are metal planets in planetary annihilation?

They come out of the giant holes, don't they?

But... NORTH OR SOUTH?

I believe this is relevant.

It only works on the weak-minded.

...So he'll probably give us an answer soon .

Ouch. Brad, you just going to take that? You're at least 100x more buff, go beat down some Geers. :>

well, let's be fair, i'm not exactly known for my brains.