In Amber Clad | Most Detailed Breakdown

[@Lewis-xd4bm]

when will the most detailed halo rings release?

[@Installation00]

It will be released on [REDACTED]. //--... KEYWORD DETECTED... COMPARTMENTALIZATION PROTOCOLS ACTIVATED CLASSIFIED INFORMATION FORCIBLY REDACTED... MONITORING FOR FUTURE INFRACTIONS... ..--//

[@CovfefeDotard]

Installation00 😱😱

[@Stratonetic]

"This data is classified most secret and shall not be activated by unauthorized personnel. Shockingly excessive force is the best deterrent."

[@cleanserofnoobs4162]

@@Installation00 Big smart words... hurt brain...

[@Noone-jn3jp]

Holy crap. I just realized I’ve never seen it! Like how was that not the first? He’s got a hell of a channel if missing the center piece of the franchise and i never noticed.

[@wallamazoo01]

"we'll be analyzing her from stem to stern" sounds hot.

[@thebandoffice53]

Walter white "You're Goddamn Right".

[@For_The_Horde]

The Stalwart class light frigate has 16 centimeters of Grade A titanium armor. In other words nerd porn!

[@maxthibodeau3627]

she THICC

[@MikMoen]

*60 centimeters of armor.

[@wallamazoo01]

@@MikMoen Oh laud

[@TheRastawookie]

i love how human ships in halo look like and kinda are giant guns that someone decided should probably fly

[@BeKindToBirds]

And that's literally what they are too lol, a flying gun. I love it's not just for show.

[@Zyo117]

Standard specification is for the ship to be designed around the MAC, for the most part, with the barrel running half to two-thirds the way through the ship (on anything larger than a frigate), and the firing control center located aft of the bridge. This gives the most space for the acceleration coils in the MAC.

[@amirhaikal6672]

@@Zyo117 it's kinda sad that the UNSC is slowly phasing out the iconic MAC guns

[@thestoryteller9140]

It like the future a10 a big flying gun

[@leewright1]

No doubt inspired by Cameron's Sulaco, a "pulse rifle in space".

[@808INFantry11X]

Hell yes I love the Frigate classes they seem like very flexible ships capable of ship combat but also ground support.

[@11jerans]

When fighting the covenant, ground support is about all they’re good for

[@808INFantry11X]

@@11jerans not really they can be used to take on ships because ultimately the disadvantage for the UNSC in terms of space combat was shielding if there ships had whirled I think the covenant would still have an advantage but it would be a relatively fair fight because the problem with UNSC ships was lack shielding which was protection from energy weapons they just couldn't take a hit unless they were extremely armored. If they had shields it would be a different story.

[@enzo-gg2sr]

Still unsc has best chance in ground combat as they are outgunned and outnumbered so for that role they are perfect

[@joshua-nw5hl]

Cool

[@rushpatriot2866]

The design is so badass..I wish I could own one :(

[@Duke_of_Petchington]

So, when’s the Paris class.

[@theAverageJoe25]

Duke of Petchington or the strident

[@Duke_of_Petchington]

JBear Antonicic *urges to Vomit Intensifies*

[@Bernoris]

To be honest, the Strident class does not fit the UNSC aesthetic at all, it looks like something from Star Wars or something, even the Halberd class destroyer have better look than it. The worst thing that it is the replacement of one of the most iconic class of ship ever, the Paris class heavy frigate. Sure it's for the lore but they could have done so much better

[@Duke_of_Petchington]

Loaded Loris 343 took the Octagonal shape of the Cruisers and put it in the Frigates, which completely ruins the Aesthetic of the The older one. The reason why is because they were lazy, instead of think of new designs.

[@navb0tactual]

@@Duke_of_Petchington sure they are externally technically octagonal, but internally it is all hexagonal, see 00's Autumn class heavy Cruiser video Also the Paris class still lives on, there is a new class built off the Paris with thicker denser armour and has shield capabilities as well as a slightly larger armament. I forget the name but you can see them in Infinity's intro in Halo 4. While I don't like the change (it just doesn't look as iconic, the paint should be darker as well) the Strident is a great ship, insanely good survivability, heavy shields and armour. An insane armament. The Catch here? Supplies, this thing is known to run out of supplies, and its lighter cousin is heheh... Bad (you see them in Halo 5's menu) Personally for aesthetics, I love the classic design, it looks bulky, rugged, military and modular (similar to how ships are built today) Another thing to note, Strident and Paris are insanely maneuverable for their class. Charon is not too far behind and stalwart is not far behind Charon. I should go do my homework :P

[@InfamousSirHellfire]

As one of those Aussie's that been dealing with the fires for the better part of 6 months now. Thanks so much for the linking to the relief effort, and raising awareness of the situation, the scale of these fires is really hard to grasp without looking at maps and numbers, but at the moment, the fires have burnt enough ground that you could wipe the Netherlands off the map, and it's almost 6 times the size of the amazon fires. You've done us a great service by informing more people about this disaster, from the bottom of my heart. Thank you.

[@JMObyx]

Is there any further report on the arsonists?

[@InfamousSirHellfire]

@@JMObyx there's been a few false reports floating around saying that there's over 200 arrest being made, but it's closer to 24 in NSW (a state) and about 46 in Victoria (also a state), over the last 5~ months there would've been about 170 maybe, but not at the rate some outlets are claiming.

[@TruePacifist201]

@@InfamousSirHellfire This whole situation only got so bad because the greenies wouldn't stop whining about fuel-reduction burns being "bad for the environment" this lead to poor land management, thus peoples homes, have been destroyed and their livelihoods, and their lives, ruined. F**king politicians!

[@InfamousSirHellfire]

@@TruePacifist201 Maybe if the PM didn't scrap the plan to build a water bomber fleet and reduce the budget for back burning, we be in a better situation. Doesn't matter now though does it? Time to bust ass and do all we can, while pretty much every member of every party across the spectrum sips tea, and bitches about inconsequential shit.

[@Maniac3020]

I saw a satellite map of Australia attached to a petition for Canada to sent it's fleet of water bombers to Australia. The memory of that image still gives me the chills. I would describe what I saw as "apocalyptic".

[@joshuadarrow]

“Is the _Dawn_ rated for atmosphere?” “Guess we’re gonna find out.”

[@MonkeyMakerMakesThings]

"Hey! Take Cover!"

[@walruss7364]

you’re such an underated channel, you should be on the same level as channels like HiddenXperia

[@oneoneseven3772]

Not on the same level, higher.

[@thearchives1094]

You glorious son of a grunt, now I have to decide between watching this or sleep

[@generalfred9426]

His dad is Yapyap

[@Beavereaver]

Fantastic comment 😂

[@thedoormatt8810]

Same

[@thedoormatt8810]

I’m choosing this

[@fbiagentblack3090]

Carries a lot less infantry than I expected. Amazing breakdown of my favourite ship in SciFi. Thank you and well done!

[@VainerCactus0]

If you need more infantry, bring a carrier or a Charon.

[@patton3rd1]

The Charon carries more. Though the three frigate classes had multirole capability, the Charon was more specialized to planetary assult, the Stalwart to escort and screening, and the Paris to ship-to-ship combat.

[@戴振威-m2c]

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[@TCRP117]

Great video once again! Looking forward to the Charon class with special emphasis on that line's ability to completely change its size, shape, layout and inventory if left unattended for 4 years.

[@Installation00]

LOL 😂

[@a.morphous66]

Ah, that’s got nothing on the Pillar of Autumn’s ability to change everything about it if left unattended for just four days!

[@Zyo117]

"I leave home for a few days, and look what happens..."

[@fipler1987]

Alright Buckoo you got me there. 100$ To the Aussie Red Cross you get.

[@qualitylawncare819]

Last time I was this early, the Precursors hadn't powdered themselves yet.

[@navb0tactual]

MOM THERE ARE WORMS IN THE FLOUR... OH JESUS GOD WHAT IS THA-

[@harrisonlucero74]

Hehe, Halo Dad joke, I love it

[@deusexaethera]

Last time I was this late, this stupid meme had already existed for years.

[@thedefenestrator2994]

Top Ten strangest defense mechanisms used in nature.

[@sam8742]

Like cheeto dust or something

[@Birbucifer]

One of the most elegant and practical ship designs in Sci-Fi I have ever seen.

[@dennisthemenace8825]

And probably the most realistic too, I could fit in with the expanse universe very well.

[@dennisthemenace8825]

And probably the most realistic too, I could fit in with the expanse universe very well.

[@Abyscuit]

12:24 I just realised the front of the frigates look alot like 2 big magnum slides

[@Prizz419]

BarredBiscuit76 halo 1 pistol is a MAC

[@punctuationman334]

dallin prisbrey 2 MACS for shields, 1 Mac for the final shot.

[@501ststormtrooper9]

Simply have your anti-tank weapon to be a very small handheld Super MAC...

[@randomlyentertaining8287]

@@Prizz419 Umm, no. The M6D, the magnum from Halo 1, is not a MAC. It uses 12.7x40mm M225 Semi-Armor-Piercing High-Explosive rounds. It's just a normal gun.

[@NotKameron]

@@randomlyentertaining8287 that joke flew over your head faster than the speed of slipspace

[@tristanbackup2536]

As an Aussie here & just an hour drive away from the bushfires. Thanks for the help raising awareness.

[@bengazzard7998]

I love how calm, collected, and knowledgeable he sounds, and yet he shows how awesome of a person he is and how much he cares in moments like when he points out the fires. And to installation 00; I hope you read this. Keep up the great work, you are truly one of the best of us

[@jb-xs8bo]

he just reads from the wiki

[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

I have a suggestion for a future episode of most detailed. A "Textbook" ODST mission and its equipment. First wave goes in via drop pod, secures LZ, reinforced by either additional drop pod wave or by Pelicans, after which the marines begin to land heavy equipment via Albatross at secure LZ.

[@WingsaberE3]

I was always confused by how the Forward onto Dawn's lower section seemed to be filled with vehicles during the landing scene in The Ark level, but the earlier cutscene, along with the war fleet book show it as a loading/launch bay for pelicans.

[@osedebame3522]

This is just a theory but maybe as the war went on and the UNSC lost ships they modified some to carry out different roles, sort of like how despite it's shortcomings the Germans forced the Panzer III to be the main battle tank of the Wehrmacht.

[@Stratonetic]

Isn't the Dawn a Paris Class? Paris Class Heavy Frigates are the largest frigate the UNSC had to offer during the Human Covenant War if I'm not mistaken and the Paris is a later design from the Stalwart and Charon classes, perhaps with that extra space inside the ship they found new availabilities for more hangar room and launch bay room. The scenes during the level The Ark are so iconic, especially the Forward Unto Dawn scene where she comes down from orbit and the air just rushes past, pushing everything not taking cover or pinned to the ground.

[@corinthianimperialstudios704]

@@Stratonetic The Dawn is a Charon class light frigate, the Paris class first appeared in Halo Reach.

[@corinthianimperialstudios704]

@@Stratonetic Everything else you mention I'm mostly sure is right.

[@Modelstl063]

Einstien And Enfield was the pz3 really the mbt of Germany? Would have thought it was the pz4 75mm

[@Rookie-2552]

Thank you for supporting our firefighters it's quite scary and it's awesome to see a content creator like yourself doing something like you did

[@jellybean3552]

I really thank you for telling everyone about the Australian bushfires

[@LuoSon312_G8]

Will there be a Phoenix class wartime refit breakdown? I'd like to hear more about those behemoth ships. Also. With earth's current resources. Would it be possible to build a serviceable fleet of UNSC style frigates for colonization or travel in the sol system?

[@vridiantoast7096]

Kou Her well, our big hurtle would be the present lack of a FTL drive of any sort. Apart from that, it’d be a space race version 2(or 3, depending on how the race for Mars goes) as nations build up to the ability to colonize planets, as I personally don’t see a single earth government happening until much later. This would mean that the amount of money a single nation would need to put into this would make it impossible in the terms of politics as no politician in their right mind would probably go for it unless they realized Earth’s need to have us leave in order to let it recover from our destruction.

[@LuoSon312_G8]

@@vridiantoast7096This is a concept I could imagine.1 ship per nation? Maybe. FTL not mandatory, impulse or burst engines ok for now. Just imagining anything for extraplanetary travel that can conventionally defend itself. That humanity can reasonably build/upkeep and crew with our current tech and resources.

[@VainerCactus0]

What do you mean by resources? If you mean pure metal, yes. There are better designs for colonisation though. Another thing to consider, you don't want to be shipping stuff into space. Everything you need apart from crew can be found in space, much easier to access than on Earth. The asteroid belt and assorted comets contains many quadrillion tons of material. As for extra-solar colonisation, I think we'll see all the little rocks colonised before any people try to leave the solar system. That might take thousands of years.

[@vridiantoast7096]

VainerCactus 0 agreed. If we can get those resources from the belt it would be great, but I see the main hurtle with that as the propulsion system that we use now, apart from our very basic ion engines, are not efficient enough for the long missions that mining entails. I could always be wrong, as I am no expert in any way. As for the ion engines, if we could scale up the size of the engines without losing the efficiency that would be ideal until we can get a better system. I don’t see the ion engines of Star Wars;that being the TIE, and not the Y-Wing or ETA-2 or V-wing;being around any time soon.

[@VainerCactus0]

@@vridiantoast7096 Ion engines are very efficient. They just don't have much thrust. They can be powered with solar panels, but if you're far from the sun, you'll want something else to power your ship. Basically, Ion engines are super efficient, but they will take months to produce the same change in speed as a chemical engine. Fine for automated mining I guess. I do think some kind of nuclear fusion engine would be a big improvement though. As for the Star Wars ion engines, that is just a scifi technobabble name. Those engines bear no resemblance to an actual ion engine. Another thing we could do in the short term is mine the moon. There is no atmosphere to stop us using railguns to fire packets of refined materials in the general direction of some kid of magnetic tether near Earth. We could also build a space elevator on the moon right now, just in case you're worried about having a railgun on the moon pointing near Earth. I highly recommend checking out Isaac Arthur on KZbin. Specifically his Upward Bound series. kzbin.info/door/ZFipeZtQM5CKUjx6grh54g He does a lot of Awesome "science and Futurism" type content.

[@MrSarge-nw5jy]

I’ve always wanted to be given visual insight on what a UNSC planetary airbase would be/look like. It’s likely that they have them because of the military still having a “Wet Navy” and military bases with landing fields like Halo 3’s multiplayer map, The Pit. (in Halo: Reach’s/Halo 2 Anniversary’s art style and in the 2552 timeline)I can see a massive aerial landing field that spreads for miles holding rows and rows of spaced out landed shortswords, longswords, pelicans, darters, hornets, hawks, and falcons spreading along the massive airfield in sections with wide open runways not for taking off, but for vehicle and personnel transportation, and including towing pathways. There would probably be a central command building accompanied by sections of barracks and large hangars spread out along the airfield, including an air traffic control tower that would also be around its area. In some other areas of the airfield along the runways would probably be elevator pads to accessibly transport aircraft and landcraft from within underground hangars and garages below the airbase to the surface and from the surface back underground. A bit a ways away from the central section of the airbase might probably be a radar station that is surrounded by transport runways and garages to house surface supplies not stored underground within the airbase and outposts that would have elevators for personnel and small supply vehicles to use for surface-subsurface access. Along the far perimeters of the expansive airfield and airbase altogether would be Scythe AA and Lance GMWS battery platforms jointed with small airview outposts positioned near them for perimeter visual observation. I also assume that the base would be outfitted with multiple air raid sirens that would sound if invading Covenant cruisers deployed seraphs, banshees, phantoms, and spirits onto the airbase’s position. If the base were under attack, I also assume that such an event would have Covenant aircraft bomb as many stored UNSC aircraft as possible while also aiming to knock out its AA platforms, and its radar and communications array(s) so that contact with an orbiting Human fleet is lost and a deployment of invading infantry forces could be sent in from dropships to gain control of the airfield’s location for strategic battle positions.

[@richardwarner4350]

Hi mate, thanks for the great content you provide. More importantly, thank you for thinking of us here in Australia. your support means a hell of a lot to us

[@Stonewall5101]

I thought “Hell’s waiting room” had more to do with the motto of the ODSTs: “Feet first into hell” which was both bravado and a reference to the (proportionally) high failure rate of the drop pods.

[@agentoy6065]

The ship just looks like a bloody gun with bridge being the scope

[@Clarisaxx22]

that's a lot of the UNSC ships lol. they look like a gun since the ship is basically a MAC Cannon with engines built around it.

[@pogwog5309]

it is a huge gun

[@generalfred9426]

It's literally a coil gun

[@corinthianimperialstudios704]

Most UNSC ships are like the A-10 Thunderbolt II, or Warthog: a plane, or in this case ship, designed around a giant cannon.

[@lilsammich8252]

Humans have always first made the biggest weapon they can out of something then other people learn how to farm with it.

[@andrewdduvall1]

1 hour and no dislikes so far I see this as an absolute win... and you've pleased the community

[@m7th1c24]

I thank you as no one really in other countries address this issue that we experience in south east Australia... this shouldn't go unnoticed and the fact that someone who doesn't even feel our struggles is helping .. thank you and all who have donated!

[@WolfeSaber]

Say, how would scale the weapons for the ships with your 2.65 times size increase video? The size inconsistencies video?

[@alluringming]

This one my favorite ships, i wish we had more interior shots of it from hanger pay, engine room, to crew quarters, and mess hall. The stalwart always been my favorite ship, i still like others but this one always hold a special place in my heart.

[@gamingwithmythic1435]

i love you dude. i am an a Aussie, haven't been directly affected by the fires. but i know many of my fellow Aussies have been. Thankyou so much. our firefighters and those affected would be grateful. your a good man. (also your series is bloody awesome, your channel the same) Keep this up mate!

[@jai4085]

As always, excellent video and thank you for the shout out to the bushfire fund raisers. Much love from down under ❤️🇦🇺

[@jakobwilson3852]

I've always liked your vids, but when you mentioned the Aussie fires you struck a cord home for me. As an Aussie witnessing his own home burn down, my heart is shattered. However I am glad that you and many others are willing to help support us, whether that is donation or sharing where people can donate. On behalf of all Australians, Thank you 00. You've definitely earned my absolute respect

[@DeltaWolf1000]

I'm Australian, it's not just the south-east, it's the entire country. Fires are all around. You've just done more than our government. Thank You!

[@crabLT]

I love these in depth ship breakdowns. It just speaks to the lore freak that I am. Also the bit about fusion reactors using a reverse particle accelerator for energy conversion is fascinating. On a related note I really hope that ITER finally breaks the dreaded Q = 1.

[@ethanworner864]

Could you do a most detailed video on the Infinity and SPARTAN-IV augmentations?

[@naverilllang]

That video would be infinitely long

[@jakeverbakel204]

Cheers for the shout out about the fires mate. Unfortunately we really do need the word out there to get the help 😢 Keep up the good work, top bloke 👍

[@sagesheahan6732]

More of these. The ships. Do more of these detailed videos on the various ships. This kind of stuff is great. And it's not something you'll see on Spacedock, a half hour to an hour long video on one ship. This is truly appreciated. 👍💯

[@tavianarmstrong974]

It's finally here! Thank you so much for the vid

[@ryanberryyearu6435]

Very cool for spreading awareness of bush fires!

[@24icedog]

As an engineer working in metal stamping with a background in materials. Your explanations of material science and metal alloys is much appreciated!

[@nihilityjoey]

This was a great video. I love the schematic pics you used for the breakdown. It was new to think of the hull as being like a sort of bullet proof vest for the ship, and it gave me a slightly more appreciative view of the ship and its capabilities. Love the look of her, much like ships from stargate she looks very......human artistic but straight to the point. Agree on the size, the remasters gave a really solid starting point at which to gauge better senses of size and scale of ships and other object's in halo. Again, this was beast.

[@Povsa_]

I'd love to see and in depth view of the Prowler classes or an in depth on the 'Point of No Return' which was a stealth cruiser one of a kind.

[@miriamprieto8529]

Please do one of these about the cas assault carrier or any other type of covenant ship

[@Giblet12]

You should do the Halberd-class destroyer next. Despite being around the same length of the Stalwart it was twice as massive. Sporting oversized arcade missile pods and a lot more armor

[@alphachad4631]

Thanks for the shout out for the fires here in Australia you do great work mate appreciate it

[@Patriarch.Chadimus]

I just want to say, I absolutely love your content. I've always wanted someone to go insanely into detail about things in the Halo lore like some do in the lore of franchises like Star Wars and Star Trek. I also love how these detailed breakdowns give a sense of realism to the setting, making it more immersive. Videos like this take the concepts presented to us and help them seem so much more tangible and believable. And as someone who has been vocal about their distaste for how much of the Halo lore has been handled in recent years, content like yours helps keep the passion I have for Halo positive, rather than me just being frustrated about say, Halo 5 or how Halsey was treated in the Karen Traviss books lol

[@IBMobius]

Anyone else ever notice how the upper half of section 1 is very similar to the magnum in design

[@sorrenblitz805]

I love that the UNSC's ships are just giant guns with engines.

[@basketcase289]

Man I love these videos that talk about sci-fi ships in great detail no matter the universe they come from

[@unscsniperjun6417]

Honestly Thanks mate and to everyone who’s helping support us with the fires, and bloody scot Morrison “Sco-Mo” taking a couple millions away from the firefighters pay and not even been on Australian ground..

[@thorshammer7883]

Could the Silentium Flood create large pure forms that operate and move in space as large ships and also graveminds to lead the Flood forces like the Tyranids can?

[@kaelanirevyruun1676]

Thor's Hammer doubt that; there is only ever one grave mind at a time in each galaxy, which slowly approaches the status of key mind

[@thorshammer7883]

@@kaelanirevyruun1676 During Silentium weren't there dozens of Keyminds already because the Flood had infected millions of planets? Would they have been able to make massive pure forms that traveled through space?

[@MarcusWolfWanders]

single crystal superalloys are utilized in the hot section of jet engines, for example, where the blades and vanes withstand temperatures hotter than their melting points. the way they're cast and engineered ensures that they don't melt, and that they stay a viable alternative to ceramics in this area of aerospace. it also gives me job security.

[@thomasgodridge5945]

I think ship breakdowns are my favourite thing you do. I really love these. You're the best! I know making these must be a strain on your sanity, but if you were ever to make another, I'd be over the moon if you did a prowler, or any kind of stealth ship.

[@cripticgamer2063]

as a Man from Australia here i thank you for your shoutout-like comment for Australian firefighters, i'm based more in the southern region of Australia myself, so i don't have it nearly as bad as they do but still i thank you.

[@tristanbackup2536]

How far you from it? I'm in Wodonga & one of the fronts is over the Hume Weir. If the wind changes east, we're screwed.

[@cripticgamer2063]

@@tristanbackup2536 in victoria myself, think east of Melbourne? haven't checked the map lately cause i never needed to *only recently finished highschool*

[@dazooej5785]

man I just wanna say thanks for talking about the bushfires. Been doing a bit a volunteering and it's pretty devastating to watch all the people come out

[@gargamel3278]

Just recently found your channel. I appreciate these immensely. Love this channel brother keep the good work going!

[@MyGoozer]

Just got back from work and i get blessed with a new 00 in depth video gonna be a good night.

[@SR71ABCD]

Can you explain the Frigates that deploy from the UNSC Infinity?

[@MrBones-cu1vi]

bruh instant fucking sub this video is god tier, just the starting segment about the material the ship is made out of was somehow super informative and still entertaining.

[@Codaaaa1187]

I don't go into lore videos expecting to learn actual science. A surprise, but a welcome one to be sure. Good job!

[@ThatOneMan830]

God, I hope to see more of this for every ship from both the UNSC and Covenant. Halo ship lore is so damn awesome and it deserves this kind of love

[@SwiftGundam]

I wish someone would take your breakdown and put animation so we can see exactly what you are saying step by step. Show AND tell.

[@Phorak0231]

Awesome video as usual. Thank you for mentioning the fires down here in Aus, for raising awareness.

[@urfork1]

I suspect the stalwart class has its Mac mounted in the upper boom due to it likely being incredibly heavy compared to the rest of the ship, thus putting the center of mass in line with the thrusters. If the center of mass is out of line, the ship would flip over, due to thrust being applied at the top in this case, and if the Mac was mounted lower, the center of mass would be lower, causing it to flip rear over front.

[@dangerboy544]

I was wondering also.

[@lsixty30]

This is amazing, reminds me of so many other topics I enjoy and gives the depth the lore needs to keep my interest as an adult

[@PeachDragon_]

They are just so well designed and realistic.

[@averyconfusedtaco4726]

You are a Saint, thank you for bringing awareness to the destruction of my country

[@CovfefeDotard]

I love your videos man good work

[@titannub1]

you earned a sub off your support to the fire department alone sir. well done.... well done.

[@deusexaethera]

Fascinating info about the armor plating. Single-crystal 4Al2.5V1.5Fe titanium sounds crazy-strong, and I already have experience with 6Al4V titanium, which is pretty damn strong already.

[@crushdrummer11]

I love the material science aspects of this, just recently took some courses and I just love seeing applied sciences as an engineer

[@BigHeadClan]

God I love these in-depth analysis videos, I can and have listened to them for hours. lol

[@ChrisTian-ed8ol]

Catching it within the first min!😁 Thank you for the vid.

[@brendanmelody1075]

Awesome video! Ive been waiting anxiously for your detailed breakdown. I would love to see one on the Halberd class destroyer!

[@nicholascruse2041]

Thankyou for the mention about fires man!

[@legomaker10]

As always, an enjoyable video. Well done 00, well done.

[@matchesburn]

This channel is leaps and bounds better than HiddenXperia. Subscribed. Look, when a dude analyzes a ship and starts going into the molecular and metallurgical properties of the armor full Drachinifel-style, you know it's good content and not just a guy re-reading wikia articles to you and offering his own dubious conclusions intermixed with them. Subscribing. I should've done so earlier. As a knife guy, I appreciate how much you went in depth on this. I don't know much about titanium other than "definitely not a good knife material except for dive knives maybe" but vanadium is definitely a huge thing in the knife industry/market because vanadium carbides are so damn ridiculously hard and resist deforming. IN THEORY this will give you a knife edge that could withstand use and wear a lot more than any tool/stainless/carbon/spring steel that doesn't have it. In practice, the grain structure ends up being an issue and often the carbides can be torn out of the actual matrix during the sharpening process if not done carefully or properly and you're definitely not guaranteed to have vanadium carbides on the actual cutting edge. Still, steels like S30V/S35VN and the like that use them are good steels that do see a slight improvement over many other steels. And with diamond sharpening becoming more and more standard and consistent in quality, sharpening isn't an issue.

[@Harry50cal]

Finally with this knowledge... I’m going to build one

[@T--cm9el]

Amazing man worth every minute

[@brian13anker1]

Bro you are one amazing guy getting all this complex info in this video! So glad I subscribed when I saw you collab with Eckhartsladder. Love the content bro keep it up👍👍👍

[@Aziraal-Starhammer]

This was very interesting to watch. Good job with the video.

[@stangundam01]

thanks for thinking of Australia

[@inuboy867]

You are unbelievably amazing, can't wait to see when you do a video on Forerunner and Ancient Human ships.

[@cleanserofnoobs4162]

Will you be making a video for the Charon-class frigate? There doesn't seem to be that much of a difference aside from the rear hanger.

[@evileraxis2625]

Thanks, this’ll be great reference for my next space engineers build.

[@deusexaethera]

8:09 - I just noticed the Stalwart Class frigate design looks suspiciously like an assault rifle with a pistol-style foregrip and a scope on top, with some random boxy shit stuck around the butt to make it look a little more like a spaceship and a little less like a literal flying gun.

[@BobBob-up8fz]

Frigate class ship is my favourite human spaceship in any game. It's design, functionality and armourment are so badass.

[@redryot4743]

God i want most detailed on the infinity, CAS, CSO, and the rest of the large unsc ships like the punic, epoch, and valiant. These are great videos

[@Blind1333]

love your ship break downs

[@havinashasirwathan6750]

I’ve been waiting sooo long for this episode

[@808INFantry11X]

Australia forever strong.

[@808INFantry11X]

@Didact oh I'm not Australian but I have few that's are and I know tha tragedy and significance.

[@808INFantry11X]

@Didact I will pass your condolences along thank you for that.

[@808INFantry11X]

@Didact dont lose faith, look at all the folks like the Irwins who rushed to save what beautiful they could. As well the people raising money and trying to research on how they can reverse the damage. Dont let a few bad apples take away your faith in people.

[@biglenin7306]

@@808INFantry11X A few Australian what my man? Slaves?.. I know Australian are cool and all, but theres no need to hold them in servitude. Do the right thing and set them free.

[@808INFantry11X]

@@biglenin7306 free from what?

[@TheJasonDonald]

Love this video to learn more about one of my favorite class of starships in halo the UNSC stalwart frigates. Though question is would you do videos of the other classes?

[@Runescythe9852]

The frigate class is so highly undercooked and underrated. I hope in the future we see actual ship collectable models of the notable figures like the In Amber Clad, and the Charon class frigate: Forward Unto Dawn

[@lot9272]

I apreciate the time you gave for the fires in Australia, it really is a horrible thing to see and watching their PM barely do anything about it is the most frustrating part... :/ Besides that, thanks for another fantastic vid!! And happy new year! I hope 2020 will be a great year for you, Halo and the rest of us aswell ;)

[@AKlover]

You'd think the writers at some point would have worked in some would have worked in some sort of ceramic/polymer coating spray on armor given the covenant fight with plasma weaponry. Titanium may resist high heat but once it is melted metal armor just adds to your problem as more molten material is made with each hit. Some to disperse the heat over a much larger surface area before it hits metal seems obvious.

[@kcdodger]

This actually exists in Halo Wars, as Ceramic Armor for the Elephant.

[@tristanbackup2536]

Resisting 8,000+ degrees celsius isn't an easy feat, better to have no armour.

[@lilsammich8252]

Thank you for your time amd knowledge!

[@trevorsherrie]

In future, could you use a key for different highlighted parts, for instance could you do point defense in red and communications in green?

[@minerx1177]

Thank You

[@Stratonetic]

Please tell me there's talk about the interior layout. I love this ship and any information about how the inside looks would be greatly appreciated and will help with my 1 to 1 scale of the ship on Halo Reach's Forge World. Edit: Thank you Installation00, this video gave me more understanding of the interior of this frigate, once I get the chance to get onto Reach on the MCC for the PC I'll be updating my Paris Class Heavy Frigate's interior to match the specifications of the Stalwart Class's, I'm hoping that the MAC will be one of the only difference between other classes of frigates, that and size. I'm very glad I kept that map in my fileshare far before my 360 broke and Reach on PC was announced, hopefully it was transferred over to the PC as other game modes and custom maps have; and with mods that rid forge players of budget, I'm very optimistic that I can do much more with my project.

[@Stratonetic]

@@gregorylaffoon5774 If it successfully transferred, I'll let you know. On 360 it is under "Paris Class Heavy Frigate" in the fileshare tags, belonging to one wubbalubbasam, which is my account. Feel free to play with it, some game modes might need tweeking and I'm not sure if I saved the version with objectives, weapons and vehicles but if I did, have fun! And to any modders out there on PC, if you can find it go nuts, the interior was extremely empty, leaving room for interior corridors and spaces, if you beat me to fixing it up I won't be mad.