rockets ???

[gilan]

i whas thinking the actually word for rockets that can kill is missile you know i play ace combat 6 for xbox 360 and my own teacher ethen said it whas missile so rockets are not the best word for it maybe it can be chanchend.

 

[ridoi]

i whas thinking the actually word for rockets that can kill is missile you know i play ace combat 6 for xbox 360 and my own teacher ethen said it whas missile so rockets are not the best word for it maybe it can be chanchend.

well missile are small things that hit target very good it's small but powerful! but rockets are huge and is for damaging huge amount if U think of it so is the ships we use very big if it was in real life they would to big to image. and the rocket's they use would sure be as big as maybe a small house.

 

[1313e]

Missles are objectiles, that are fired by a Spaceship or Aircraft, which will explode by touching something.
Rockets are objectiles, that are fired by a RocketLauncher or RocketSilo. They are huge, are High-Explosive and can do alot of damage.
So, actually you are right. It has to be a missle and not a rocket.
But, if we change it to missle, does that change the game?
Answer is no, only the name changes and it is logical now that it is called a missle.
But, cauze you are the first who says this, it looks like nobody cares about it and it is not annoying to everybody.

 

[Proteus1959]

i whas thinking the actually word for rockets that can kill is missile you know i play ace combat 6 for xbox 360 and my own teacher ethen said it whas missile so rockets are not the best word for it maybe it can be chanchend.

Though I don't think that it matters much to the players of PG, but here is my own opinion. Any object propelled to stike a distant target is concidered a tyoe of missile starting with the stone from David's sling to the latest in space technologies. The term rocket refers to the type of propulsion. For example, a bullet is a missile but not a rocket due to the fact that its propulsion is supplied by an outside force. With rockets, force is derived from some form of internal or attached engine causing propulsion to either begin, be sustained or both.