>shield emergency protocol 196.3 in effect.
Why do people do this? Isn't a much more reasonable line "shield emergency protocol in effect."
Is this sort of thing supposed to make them look hardcore?
>>68126520
it's implying that it's the third variant of the 196th emergency protocol
do you actually think theres only one shield emergency protocol, OP? XD
>>68126542
why the fuck would there be 196 emergency protocols??
>>68126542
>>68126630
I just struggle to believe they all remember 198+ different emergency protocols, and that they need 198 of them
>>68126666
so you think all shield emergency protocols in the galaxy use the same version? that wouldnt be so secure
>>68126520
If they followed the real life military protocol of using silly localized code words for emergency broadcast conditions, it would seem fake put up against superbeing and extraterrestrial threats. You can't have an alien god come down to earth and start possessing people and then send out a "blue shoe 92" alert, it's a step too far.
>>68126542
And room 304 at the Ramada Inn is the actual three hundred and forth room in the building.
>>68126520
How about you do some fucking research, OP?
>The Avengers are a fictional team of superheroes appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The team made its debut in The Avengers #1 (Sept. 1963), created by writer-editor Stan Lee and artist/co-plotter Jack Kirby, inspired by the success of DC Comics' Justice League of America.
>1963
I guarantee that every seemingly random number in film is a reference to something.
>>68126854
>>68126854
Holy shit lol, I could actually believe that, but for real real, this sort of shit infests movies
>>68126854
Nick Fury also first appeared in 1963.
>>68126854
can't be a very good protocol if it failed and had to be updated twice before.
>>68126520
>dropleg holster
>zero retention
>>68126520
>Evasive maneuvers!
>pattern delta 5!!
Kabooom
Did they actually "evade" something in any ST episode?
>>68126654
Because lots of shit can go wrong when you're on several thousand tons of flying metal.
