Noted... and fixed.I think I'd be best if plans blocks had their production and credit cost totals noted on the outside.
That reminds me, can someone with Windows do a tally under @Kinematics's latest tally program (el-cheapo Linux Mint user here, or I'd do it myself) and see where we're at? From what I understand we have exactly two competing plans (that are 80% similar), but three different voting paradigms; we might need to tag everyone who's voted so far and persuade them to fix their votes, as well as poke everyone who voted in the last poll and try to whip them into voting this go-around too.
Well it's a 3-Reactor drone rather than a 1-Reactor one, so bigger than a Lesser Accipiter. @UberJJK am I right in assuming a Lesser Accipiter is roughly the size of a human head, about 1 ft (30cm) cubed? If so, the Aspidai would be more like the size of a torso, about 1.5 ft (50cm) cubed, with four articulating 60-cm guns pointing out of it in sort of a tetrahedral shape, and be able to project a bubble shield in say a 9 ft (3m) diameter? That should be big enough to cover 3 Legionaries if they stand close together, while the articulation on the guns means that it can fit anywhere a human can, with a little fuss.Two questions: About how big is one? How big is the shielded area?
Well, keep in mind this is a hybrid character/civ quest, which means more frequent "breaks" or you'll spend all your time in mini-updates and never get to the quarterly updates where you make actual progress. I for one want to get a move on with the quarters, so we can get our Cabira factories up by late 2175, just in time for the Skylian Blitz which in canon was in 2176 and IMO is the earliest an interplanetary government could possibly throw together a mass invasion. Then we get to throw out stealthed GRASER-frigates against a "pirate" army and see how they shake up the status quo.The way I see it is you want our enemies to hit us with a huge game changing problem at the start of an narrative arc. Something that we have absolutely no answer for, then you want to slowly expand the scope and depth of this problem as we make progress on solving it. Then once we are on the cusp of solving one problem decisively hit us with the next one. etc. Occasionally you will want to give us a break to catch our breath though, usually at the end of each major arc.