Felix_Neros
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Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player, That struts and frets his hour upon the stage, And then is heard no more. It is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing.
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Felix_Neros3mthCommentedCh 2 Building the world- Felix_Neros3mthReplied to FrostyB
The glory of balls; Children at 80.
His father, Ryncol Larkinson, half-hearted patted the young Ves' back as he gave him an ice cream. What else could he do? His frequent tours of duty left Ves to wallow in his depression alone. - Felix_Neros3mthCommented
Son, if you have inferior genes, I just want you to know; I donāt love you anymore.
"It's dangerous, but it's also the only time I feel alive." - Felix_Neros3mthCommented
Thereās no way they have anywhere near that many mechs. Training 3,5% of the entire human population must be a tremendous waste.
Not all of the 3.5% would actually go on to pilot a mech, but even the poorest potentate from the most backwater planet had to undergo training. Once they gained a basic proficiency in piloting, they were added to the reserves. Just in case. - Felix_Neros3mthReplied to Daoist885405
All hail Artillery, Queen of the battlefield! May she forever rain!
Faster than infantry, more flexible than tanks and able to carry a variety of weapons, they nonetheless required much less supplies to keep them running. Their logistical footprint was a fraction of what a conventional army gobbled up. This alone ensured that mechs dethroned all other service branches. - Felix_Neros3mthCommented
Solution: Mega-tank.
Able to perform ably in even the most inhospitable planets, the first mechs made a mockery of the slow-paced and static way of war of traditional armies. - Felix_Neros3mthReplied to Connoisseur
I believe the author is š³š±hollandaiseš³š±
"Just as planned." The pacifists thought as they patted their backs. The treaties had been extensively drafted for just such an outcome. Without the tools to threaten a planet into a quick surrender, the warmongers had to rely on old and inefficient technology in order to conquer territories. - Felix_Neros3mthReplied to foollawss1
attrition
Naturally, any invaders didn't have it easy. Forced to operate on enemy soil, the conflicts often devolved into wars of attrition. - Felix_Neros3mthReplied to Rajal_Jain
No.
So people separated, still loosely allied by their common ancestral heritage, but with nothing else in common. Wars continued, but a complex web of treaties limited the destruction of essential war materiel. The human race stood a better chance of resisting alien incursions once it stopped destroying their own settlements and warships. - Felix_Neros3mthCommented
Need a God Emperor. Skill issue.
These pointless wars would only end when humanity united all of its separate fiefs. Many visionaries have attempted to do so, and succeeded, up to a point. - Felix_Neros3mthReplied to InkAndPaperCh 694 What Goes on Above pt 2
- Felix_Neros3mthReplied to Uchiwa_MadaraCh 650 Hanging with the eyeball
- Felix_Neros4mthCommentedCh 566 The Siege pt 24
- Felix_Neros4mthCommentedCh 473 The Great Working
- Felix_Neros4mthReplied to SapphireMidnightCh 366 Antdustrial Revolution