
homer1962 said:Maybe a genetically engineered bio-weapon dosent need to eat.
homer1962 said:One question I had about Aliens is the victims of the chestbursters, all still strung up aren't touched. Dosent seem like xenos like human flesh if they eat. Still think, they don't eat. They are a bio-machine,
NickIsSmart said:Was he? Are you sure? Parker had already said, "It's like a man, it's big!", followed by Ash staring creepily and muttering to himself, "Kane's son." Then, he says the bit about "nutritional requirements." I think he was talking about the man-sized alien, or at the very least the snake-shaped creature that popped out of Kane's chest.
NickIsSmart said:Was he? Are you sure? Parker had already said, "It's like a man, it's big!", followed by Ash staring creepily and muttering to himself, "Kane's son." Then, he says the bit about "nutritional requirements." I think he was talking about the man-sized alien, or at the very least the snake-shaped creature that popped out of Kane's chest.
I never paid that much attention to the screen 'til today, gimme some slack...


Would acid blood require nutrition, or would it be more like lubricant in a machine?
I like not knowing what or if they eat as we understand it - makes them more creepy.
I don't like how the little chestbuster gets big so qucikly, without any kind of explanation though. It would be nice if there were some lectronics, metal and organic matter missing before they see the full sized one, without explanation, so we don't know if it ate or assembled itself larger.
ummester said:Would acid blood require nutrition, or would it be more like lubricant in a machine?
I like not knowing what or if they eat as we understand it - makes them more creepy.
I don't like how the little chestbuster gets big so qucikly, without any kind of explanation though. It would be nice if there were some lectronics, metal and organic matter missing before they see the full sized one, without explanation, so we don't know if it ate or assembled itself larger.