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>>9178926
>Having shields over your whole city is to prevent airborne attacks and troop carriers from landing
They don't have shields over entire cities, just over buildings.
And the primary combat area when House Atreides is destroyed is in the worm -free area *as I pointed out more than once* which is why they could have a house shield on as well as personal shields.
And my problem isn't 'the unbreakable conditioning is breakable' it is 'the unbreakable conditioning is breakable by about the most obvious, accessible means there are'.
>Did you actually read the novels
Yes. But you obviously didn't even read these posts!

>>8659351
>Me and my partner
stopped reading