While they are decellerating, are they in range for our solar laser?
At that distance, the laser would be practically useless. It would lose too much power.While they are decellerating, are they in range for our solar laser?
Then, the entity was subjected to further interrogation for my personal amusement and schadenfreude.
I vote for dumping the entire asteroid belt into Mars at the highest fractions of c we can accelerate them at.The Aliens have done something. Your satellites seem unable to pierce it.
Yes, yes we are.Are we just gonna ignore that our AI just tortured somebody for absolutely no reason other than their own amusement?
Also, holy shit its lovecraftian space cultists.
You have no real idea what is happening. DEUS's best guess is extra-dimensional contact or something, but even it isn't sure.
These sorts of manoeuvres will fall under the Tactics Roll made during the initial engagement, It is assumed your commanders are attempting to the best of their ability to be innovative and effective.since all the shit in the galaxy are moving around (planets spinning around the sun, the whole system moving in one direction through space and so on), so I'm guessing there's a chance that these new ships aren't arriving from the same angle as the last batch of enemy ships because of that? Not going to ask you to make a orbital mechanics simulation for us, my question is more like, can we analyze all trajectories and perhaps use slingshot maneuvers to flank them at high speed in coordination with the EU fleet, or send missiles on a trajectory so they'll come from another angle etc etc?
Laying explosives in their path is possible. You are generally aware of where they will begin to start their deceleration. They will most likely see them though.Oh yeah, almost forgot to do this.
[X] Yes
I know my giant minefield idea got shut down but could we lay down mines on their paths? Won't have time to do it now obviously, it'll have to be in the plan but would that be possible?