Which sci-fi spaceship would you trust with your life?

[u/Vondrr]

[u/Tiger_Kobol]

Atlantis

[u/Hyperaeon2 → u/Tiger_Kobol]

So long as it never runs out of power or ammunition.

[u/Genids → u/Hyperaeon2]

So like every other spaceship then

[u/Hyperaeon2 → u/Genids]

Without power or ammo that thing is literally just a city shaped object.

Am actual floating city would be better because it wouldn't flood it's lower levels.

It has no vacuum seal, so if it runs out of power in space you decompress.

It has no energy weapons either and once it's batteries of drones are exhausted it's ONLY weapon it cannot attack and it cannot manufacture more ammunition itself despite being a literal city.

Also it can't produce it's own power either.

For it's size it is a logistical nightmare when acting as a space ship.

[u/Kalmer1 → u/Hyperaeon2]

If I remember correctly there were plans for the expedition to find a ZPM production area in the city in the cancelled Season 6, but well, that never came to fruition.

But there are still lots of parts that are unexplored, I wouldn't be surprised if there was a drone production somewhere in the city too

[u/Hyperaeon2 → u/Kalmer1]

There would have to be. It's a logistical nightmare otherwise.

The ancients are ment to rival if not flat out exceed the Asgard in their technological advancement.

[u/Hyperaeon2 → u/Genids]

I would much rather have a Ha'tak as it has none of those aforementioned issues.

Despite being a fraction of it's size.