exactly the point, they wanna go play where our best weaponry doesn`t work , it takes all of about 10 secs for every guardian module on your ship to fail, apart from the hull reinforcements that is. You wanna go be chum in the water or do you want to be the tiger shark ?
Aegis, did they send a pilot out for their last test , nah it was a drone, typical lab rats can`t even do their own work . Typical headsheds have no idea what it is to be in the front line which is why their priorities are erse about neeple
Well, think about it this way... would you be reaching the Maelstrom center at all without the caustic sink and pulse neutralizer?
My bets are on the answer being no. Stop hitting on Aegis because it's not the weapon manufacturing machine you want it to be. That purpose, should they decide to stop doing more or less nothing, is Azimuth's. Someone needed to develop the modules necessary to even make Maelstrom exploration of the deeper regions possible in the first place.
And if there is a way to bypass the Guardian neutralizer field, it will eventually be found(or if you prefer a non-lore/RP answer, it will be there when Frontier decides to give it to us), not that I can say who would. It'll probably have something to do with the unclassified relic.
Though even then, I'd question if any regular ship-based weaponry will do much more than annoy the very likely Thargoid equivalent of a capital ship. It's not exactly like we know much of their capabilities - which is partly the point of getting the neutralizer module out first. Figure out what you're dealing with, then decide what the best way of dealing with it is. Avoids wasted time and resources.
some must have see the warning signs of their AI development and fled their worlds, abandoning the parts that were a danger surely or do we really assume a race that smart was completely dumb
They made AI and treated it like a tool incapable of exceeding the basic rule set it was designed to fit. Never even saw the betrayal coming, in the way that it did, as a result. Especially since there was no warning - the way I understand it, basically right after the civil war between the two prominent Guardian factions within their society finished, the Constructs decided to wipe them out.
And I stand by my point that direct assaults of the Maelstroms themselves - aka the big ships in the center - is likely suicidal. Maybe the only choice we have is to drive them off - not that I believe so - but conventional warfare isn't going to cut it if so. And what's the point in creating a human character who understands the Thargoids if the whole idea is to not bother creating any kind of communication at all, at any point? Or just some form of understanding of their species that we absolutely don't have?
Again, this isn't some frenzied assault to wipe out humanity and nothing but. You might like to forget about it to push AX rhetoric, but if we were all the Thargoids really cared about, they could've gotten rid of us already. But since we don't have an understanding of their language, well, guess we need to keep exposing the person that doesn't want to be exposed to the hivemind more than should be necessary. If it would even be possible to figure out their motives from standard communications.