would the replicators whoop the Ori?

[hxclespaulplayer]

We've seen that unless the Dakara superweapon was used, the replicators would have whooped the Gou'ald, but what about the Ori? It's a shame we never saw one of their motherships infested by them in ark of truth.

 

[Meredith]

I'll bet breaking the bonds of the replicator cells would be a trivial task for the priors and their ascended masters.

 

[Nedersong]

Now that the Ori have been neutered probably. But it's hard to say.

 

[Hermiod]

I'd say the Replicators would have no trouble against the Ori's human servants. They typically take over a ship and enhance it beyond the understanding of the people who built it. The Asurans figured out the ARGs and I have no doubt the other Replicators would too.

That's why the IOA's plan was so completely crazy.

 

[Kemaiku]

I'd say the Replicators would have no trouble against the Ori's human servants. They typically take over a ship and enhance it beyond the understanding of the people who built it. The Asurans figured out the ARGs and I have no doubt the other Replicators would too.

That's why the IOA's plan was so completely crazy.

Priors yes, Ori no. The Ori are ascended beings and as such out of the reach of the Replicators.

But they are an effective weapon to unleash on their still corporeal followers and the Priors, their ships and technology.

But since the new breed were created without the susceptibility to having their bonds broken, there would have been no way to stop them without the inbuilt destruct code. If that had failed, or the Odyssey had been taken out without activating the kill code then the Replicators would have taken over that galaxy, Gated to the Milky Way and eventually Pegasus and taken those over.

Heh, that would actually have been cool to see, the new 'block' Replicator breed making it to Pegasus and taking on their Asuran cousins.

 

[Hermiod]

^The Ori are nothing without their followers, however.

 

[DWF]

^The Ori are nothing without their followers, however.

No, they're just equal to the Ancients not superior.

 

[Hermiod]

^No, otherwise they would have acted to support their human followers in the Milky Way and they would not have allowed the Ancients to stop them.

 

[DWF]

^No, otherwise they would have acted to support their human followers in the Milky Way and they would not have allowed the Ancients to stop them.

No, that's how Morgan was able to take on Adria, once the extra power from her followers was taken away by the Ark Of Truth, Morgan could face her one on one. The Ancients could stop them but that would mean breaking their non interference code.

 

[Hermiod]

^If the Ori had taken any action inside the Milky Way the Ancients would have stopped them and there would be nothing the Ori could do about it because the Ancients were too powerful for them. They needed to invade the Milky Way first and add to their strength.

With no followers at all, the Ori are no match for the Ancients.

 

[Meredith]

The Ori could work any magic from within their own galaxy whitch is why the IOA plan was so asleep at the wheel.

I am sure as soon as the Replicators turned on the Ori Adria would have just wiped them out with a wave of her hand.

 

[Hermiod]

^The IOA plan was executed before they knew that Adria had inherited the Ori's power.