I know because that's their directive when humans show a glimmer of resistance to their oppression.Where are you getting your information on who fired first?
I know because that's their directive when humans show a glimmer of resistance to their oppression.Where are you getting your information on who fired first?
If you could also check what happens if you reject their territorial claims and start walking off with anything not nailed down that would also be a good test.
Sounds like circular logic. You know because you know.I know because that's their directive when humans show a glimmer of resistance to their oppression.
Well, if you want to tell me how they behave when you use a pulse neutraliser, or what they were doing when Jameson was plodding about the one galaxy we've ever explored minding hisSounds like circular logic. You know because you know.
Been a long time since I've used a pulse neutraliser in the nebulae but I don't believe it causes any significant changes. If by Jameson you mean the First Thargoid War in general, that resulted from human attacks on Thargoids in Veliaze, which then escalated from there.Well, if you want to tell me how they behave when you use a pulse neutraliser, or what they were doing when Jameson was plodding about the one galaxy we've ever explored minding his
own business, you're free to do so.
This is the same Jameson whose crashed ship we can visit the one who launched a bio weapon at the Thargoids?Well, if you want to tell me how they behave when you use a pulse neutraliser, or what they were doing when Jameson was plodding about the one galaxy we've ever explored minding his
own business, you're free to do so.
Only because they felt they had no other choice. Aegis had failed, Salvation was all that was left.Salvation was fully supported by all three superpowers, who had been jointly commited to the war for years prior. The authorities of humanity were all for it, so effectively humanity was. In the face of that...if I were the Thargoids, the only strategy I would think suitable would be the one you just suggested for us. Push them until the powers finally value humanity's survival above profits. Unfortunately it doesn't look like we're going to get that far, if such a tipping point exists.
Yes, his ship was sabotaged...This is the same Jameson whose crashed ship we can visit the one who launched a bio weapon at the Thargoids?
They never tried the other choices. And while Salvation's descriptions of the Proteus Wave's capabilities were often contradictory, the general idea was "kill so many of them they can never fight us again". That is genocide, even if it's not extinction.Only because they felt they had no other choice. Aegis had failed, Salvation was all that was left.
Even then, I don't think anyone really expected his weapon to fully kill all the thargoids. It was basically a big bomb, that had been used to take out entire systems before. The idea that it would somehow kill them all was just fantasy talk by a crazy guy.
Thanks. I had exactly that feeling too. Simply saying "it's war" isn't enough of a justification for me. I think we could solve this better if we showed that we are more than a bunch of murderers.Leigong.
Apparently it was independent donations rather than superpower leaders cackling in glee that they can soon return to bashing each other’s heads in over frozen rocks. Whether you believe that is a different matter.
I remain convinced blasting Titans to death is still a terrible idea. Not only because our chosen method of “disposal” is to make them suffer a slow, torturous death through complete overheating.
They tried the other choices for years; they didn't work.They never tried the other choices.
And 'killing enough of the enemy they can't fight anymore' is basically the textbook definition of war.
Not if they're all soldiers. Have you ever seen a civilian thargoid?And killing everyone at random is called genocide.
I've never seen a Thargoid before. I don't know anything about Thargoids.Not if they're all soldiers. Have you ever seen a civilian thargoid?
They've been careful to keep any details of their society hidden from us.I've never seen a Thargoid before. I don't know anything about Thargoids.
Do they have families, children? Are they afraid or in pain?
And yet they are killed without even having to deal with it.
No idea, they could be as non military as us commanders.Not if they're all soldiers. Have you ever seen a civilian thargoid?
And do we know if they have managed to translate our broadcasts and the concepts contained in them?They've been careful to keep any details of their society hidden from us.
However, we've not done the same. We broadcast the details of our personal lives on public channels, easily accessible by anyone. As such, they KNOW we have families and innocents on board our stations, settlements, and outposts.
So as long as they don’t understand or are evil we can be just as evil in return?And they kill them indiscriminately anyway. Either they have no concept of civilians, which is the most generous view, in which case it's okay to kill them as indiscriminately as they do us, or they just don't care, in which case they're evil and it's okay to kill them as indiscriminately as they do us.
Such as? It was identified years ago that invading Thargoid territory, at the time the Pleiades, was the cause of the war. When did they try addressing that? They didn't, in fact they doubled-down and invaded Witch Head the moment the Pleiades ran dry. Their priorities were very clear at that time.They tried the other choices for years; they didn't work.
My AX Beluga has almost 8,000 hull...Don't tell me your analogy outpost is also targeting innocent cruise ships.
Do we KNOW they understand our language?As such, they KNOW we have families and innocents on board our stations, settlements, and outposts.