QUOTE(ck.chunkeat @ Jan 26 2015, 01:02 AM)
hmm, i kinda think he bet on inaho to disable saucebomb's shield, and iinm, he wanted to kill inaho or even both.. Not too sure, didn't bother to rewatch the anime, could someone give a definite answer as to what really happened in this episode? :3
QUOTE(caster)
Honestly, the bullet trajectories would be a very straightforward calculation, no Tharsis necessary. The exact trajectory of the bullets, and the time of their arrival would be easily computable.
The tricky bit is how he knew that particular region of space would be occupied, seeing as space is... big.
That said, a large spray of bullets is likely to trace a large toroidal arc around the planet, so in fact he doesn't need to specify a single specific point in space at a particular time. There is actually a fairly large region with a spread of times at which Inaho/Saazbaum would enter the firing solution. I think what happened is during the fight he maneuvered to causally provoke Inaho's movements (and Saazbaum's pursuit) into causing the two of them to enter the firing solution at a suitable place and time. This would only require a short prediction, since he already knows the firing trajectory and just has to arrange for them to enter that region at a suitable time. Depending on where they are, the timing will differ, potentially allowing Slaine quite a bit of fudge factor by moving forward or backward along the trajectory's arc.
This makes sense because the episode was based on positioning in chess.
The tricky bit is how he knew that particular region of space would be occupied, seeing as space is... big.
That said, a large spray of bullets is likely to trace a large toroidal arc around the planet, so in fact he doesn't need to specify a single specific point in space at a particular time. There is actually a fairly large region with a spread of times at which Inaho/Saazbaum would enter the firing solution. I think what happened is during the fight he maneuvered to causally provoke Inaho's movements (and Saazbaum's pursuit) into causing the two of them to enter the firing solution at a suitable place and time. This would only require a short prediction, since he already knows the firing trajectory and just has to arrange for them to enter that region at a suitable time. Depending on where they are, the timing will differ, potentially allowing Slaine quite a bit of fudge factor by moving forward or backward along the trajectory's arc.
This makes sense because the episode was based on positioning in chess.
Something like this in the chess forshadowing link
Jan 26 2015, 11:15 AM

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