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@ChrisAvellone Can we also agree that the field positioning and tactics employed were beyond poor? Who build siege engines, to fire one volley in adaption to placing them in front of the defensive works? Who charges a numerically superior force with light Calvary? Realistic I think not...
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@amosolov Great update Alex! I love it. One question though: Do the Talons and the Broadswords (i.e. fighters with fragmentation weapons) attempt to prioritize firing into sections where the armor has been compromised?
@amosolov That makes sense. What I was trying to suggest was that you take the same logic used to make the drones more effective, which I assume is by giving them some % chance to ignore flares, and wrap it in a hull mod. Like Illegal Point Defense AI upgrades: PD is X% more effective.
@amosolov When you find the spare time it would be great to see them side by side. I'm very curious to how the PD lasers handle fighters and missiles with varying levels of "target discrimination". That could make an interesting hullmod. I know it adds potentially unneeded complexity.