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[X] Stalemate (T6) [Double Down]
ST 75: 8, Major Success (7 DoS)
The Legion arrives in three turns but the battle won't start for a while longer.When the legion lands in three turns, could we attempt a battle of marathon style assault if we predict the landing site?
So I just had an idea for a weapon, basically we rig up a stealthboy with a powerful explosive and make an invisible bomb. I mean Stealthboys are one use already and a bomb or grenade the enemy can't see is rather useful.
They aren't landing, they're arriving on the far side of the Colorado river. They marched from Arizona, conquering all the territory in their path.When the legion lands in three turns, could we attempt a battle of marathon style assault if we predict the landing site?
Don't they cross the river and establish a fob at cottonwood cove or am I misremembering things.They aren't landing, they're arriving on the far side of the Colorado river. They marched from Arizona, conquering all the territory in their path.
That was after the battle.Don't they cross the river and establish a fob at cottonwood cove or am I misremembering things.
That happens years after they first arrive. Their initial forward base was the Fort.Don't they cross the river and establish a fob at cottonwood cove or am I misremembering things.
Ah, that would be it, I haven't really looked at the history of new Vegas so I assumed the river to be our border.That happens years after they first arrive. Their initial forward base was the Fort.
The Legion stands little chance here and lots of chance to get fucked xD. The only way they could be more fucked is if we help house out in mrk.2 Securitrons....that and our glorious Doom laser. But please guys set up the maintenance and hospital in the fort
>°<
While certainly a possibility I was more thinking in the sense of a throw explosive, one that the enemy might see flying through the air.Wouldn't it be better to simply disguise bombs as common objects found in the wasteland as not to waste precious and expensive materials? As Prey demonstrates, if you can make a person paranoid about every object out of place, they can't always see the dangers lurking in plain sight.
Don't forget that the Legion is pretty good at asymmetric warfare, outnumbers us, and docent suck at intrigue.
Our Inquisitors get by still by being half ton plus killing machines that just so happen to be alright at stealth. And the Legion is going into this well aware of most of the Brotherhood's capabilities thanks to the NCR supplying them with intel. And theoretically, they can fight pitched battles with us, if they manage to position themselves such that unleashing the ortillery would damage something we're trying to protect.You know they are once they prepare for that. However until they've engaged us and we just slaughter/wreck face then they will switch to sneakier shit. Numbers are great....except thanks to ncr factions we will swell hella hard before their arrival ideally, also giant sky laser helps prevent any pitch battles against us, and Inquisitors and hopefully our sneaky Bois can demolish them in stealth since our Inquisitors are rather....efficient.
Not to say they can't fuck with us, but their performance is reliant on like three people, and we can likely alpha strike the fuck out of them. We should invest in those assassin's eventually ><
Later, the term "human wave attack" was often misused[26] to describe the Chinese short attack — a combination of infiltration and shock tactics employed by the PLA during the Korean War.[27] According to some accounts, Marshal Peng Dehuai—the overall commander of the Chinese forces in Korea—is said to have invented this tactic.[28] A typical Chinese short attack was carried out at night by small fireteamson a narrow front against the weakest point in enemy defenses.[27] The Chinese assault team would crawl undetected within grenade range, then launch surprise attacks against the defenders in order to breach the defenses by relying on maximum shock and confusion.[27]
If the initial shock failed to breach the defenses, additional fireteams would press on behind them and attack the same point until a breach was created.[27] Once penetration was achieved, the bulk of the Chinese forces would move into the enemy rear and attack from behind.[29] During the attacks, the Chinese assault teams would disperse while masking themselves using the terrain, and this made it difficult for UN defenders to target numerous Chinese troops.[30] Attacks by the successive Chinese fireteams were also carefully timed to minimize casualties.[31] Due to primitive communication systems and tight political controls within the Chinese army, short attacks were often repeated indefinitely until either the defenses were penetrated or the attacker's ammunition supply were exhausted, regardless of the chances of success or the human cost.[27]