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...Man the Licori are in for a very bad day.
According to Oneiros, they currently have ~2 Capital Ships, 5 Cruisers, and 12-20 Frigates. Some of those frigates are also noted as being roughly the same as a Yrillian Corsair, which I can only assume means it's sort of like a Soyuz class ship in stats. However, even if we were to treat them all as Miranda-A's, while also treating the pair of Capital Ships as Excelsior-A's and assuming that all 5 cruisers are the C5 model we observed, the Licori would only have around C100 across 27 ships.
The current maximum force plan by Briefvoice calls for us to commit C79 across 19 ships immediately, ending with C97 across 22 ships total. (counting veterancy and captain's bonuses) We're going to have almost enough force to equal the Licori just with Starfleet alone before the Member World navies even come into it.
Now, given the whole War Support mechanic Oneiros created, I can't really make an accurate guess as to what we might get in terms of combat power from the Member World navies. Obviously, given the point totals stated, the UESPA, Tellarite State Force, Rigel Defence Force, and Gaeni Navy will end up making the bulk of contributions. As a pie in the sky guess though, if we assume that for every 10 points of political support we can request 1 combat power worth of ship from that member, then we could get an additional C65 across 18(?) ships. That's probably not how this will end up working of course, it would mean the even the Gaeni give us less than a third of their navy which is completely ridiculous given the circumstances, but it at least serves as a minimum baseline guess. Theoretically though, the Member World navies could potentially commit three quarters of their forces and give us almost C170!
And then of course the Ked Paddah navy will make this conflict even more one sided, because as SWB noted they're supposed to be even stronger than the Licori in conventional strength.
Edit: Changed combat values as per current plan.
According to Oneiros, they currently have ~2 Capital Ships, 5 Cruisers, and 12-20 Frigates. Some of those frigates are also noted as being roughly the same as a Yrillian Corsair, which I can only assume means it's sort of like a Soyuz class ship in stats. However, even if we were to treat them all as Miranda-A's, while also treating the pair of Capital Ships as Excelsior-A's and assuming that all 5 cruisers are the C5 model we observed, the Licori would only have around C100 across 27 ships.
The current maximum force plan by Briefvoice calls for us to commit C79 across 19 ships immediately, ending with C97 across 22 ships total. (counting veterancy and captain's bonuses) We're going to have almost enough force to equal the Licori just with Starfleet alone before the Member World navies even come into it.
Now, given the whole War Support mechanic Oneiros created, I can't really make an accurate guess as to what we might get in terms of combat power from the Member World navies. Obviously, given the point totals stated, the UESPA, Tellarite State Force, Rigel Defence Force, and Gaeni Navy will end up making the bulk of contributions. As a pie in the sky guess though, if we assume that for every 10 points of political support we can request 1 combat power worth of ship from that member, then we could get an additional C65 across 18(?) ships. That's probably not how this will end up working of course, it would mean the even the Gaeni give us less than a third of their navy which is completely ridiculous given the circumstances, but it at least serves as a minimum baseline guess. Theoretically though, the Member World navies could potentially commit three quarters of their forces and give us almost C170!
And then of course the Ked Paddah navy will make this conflict even more one sided, because as SWB noted they're supposed to be even stronger than the Licori in conventional strength.
Edit: Changed combat values as per current plan.
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) never had any major terminator problems. The Licori can look at their neighbors' technology, SEE where their own machines went wrong, and make safer ones similar to those used by everyone else.
