In cannon they stopped sending reports back to the clans after 3020 if I remember correctly. Also I said hire not deploy alongside our troops. I want them to attack our enemies somewhere before our enemies hire them to fight us.
We are well off but I don't think we are mid-war hire all the most expensive outfits in the IS well off. That aside outside of the Clanners a few crack units doesn't mean much to our security when we can blow their transports on the way in.
What about just hiring the marauders and the marauders? That sound more appropriate for fighting the mandate? Also I wanted to hire everyone in case the Fedsuns war broke out during this which seems likely to me but yeah you're probably right we can hold off on hiring everyone(if we do at all) until the FedSun war kicks off.
For consistency's sake, this should be 30 divisions/15 weight at minimum, given that's what we used last time against the Mandate.
If we want to start hiring then we would have to act fast, some of our allied states with less hardware on hand are probably putting our feelers to bulk up their numbers. The Reach comes to mind, especially since they are not tripping over themselves to join in military adventurism. If you are worried about the FedSuns I would argue that speed is going to be critical instead of mercs. The faster we can land, invade, and secure planets the more territory we box them out of in this free for all. Fortunately we have transport assets to spare and plenty of shock and awe units to break defenders.
And the Marauders are probably already committed.
Imma vote no on that plan, if only to minimize the pillaging. We want these guys to like us afterwards.
The Innnersphere be playing like its 3025, where fighting likes its still the First succession war. And keep in mind you can keep investing into a world. And since we did it at least 6 times so far majority, yeah we are Towering over everyone on a MALWER Throne.
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Not really, that meme is due to the fact the clans just, as you said. Cant walk away from a fight. Otherwise, their logistics are shockingly impressive, considering how they still managed to ship in fresh troops and supplies across the void of space to keep the invasion going. Add in other traits, and frankly, the biggest reason they lost was that they didn't go all in on the invasion and sent a vastly smaller force. All the logistics in the world can't win you a war if your damn commanders throw it all at the enemy in honor duels, or dont even have the troops to accomplish the task in the first place.
Even all in. Some people tallied the canon clan tommens at the start of the invasions and the math says their total force is 200,000 warriors counting their infantry and warship crews.
Not sure, I know how ever that if we have our allies up to first secession war standards. Their military should look something like 39.6 Mech regiments (4.4 incress) for the TC and 27.2 mech regiments (3.4 increase) for the MOC.
Keep in mind where not looking at number of people (which considering Blood spirit trains civilians into their ranks, warriors are only counted as such if they earn a blood name but those without still server in combat, and warships crews arent ONLY warriors but other casts as well skews numbers), we're looking at raw regiments/galaxies. So in total thats 204 galaxies (612 regiments low 1,020 high.) And 296 warships. For only 42 planets, their combined economy is bloody massive to handle all that.
