War of the Week: VII
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Re: War of the Week: VII
Then you should have added in a "stalemate" option. Neither side is going to get past the wormhole if both sides have a chance to build up their forces.
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I still think the Dominion would win through shear weight of numbers in the end, they can afford to lose a fleet more than the alliance can lose a strike group.
The Founders wouldnt allow an alliance of solids as powerful as the Fed/KSE/RSE to survive, they would destroy it no matter the cost. They would have huge loses but in the end they would win. They would poor fleet of Battleships through until the alliance couldnt hold them back.
The Founders wouldnt allow an alliance of solids as powerful as the Fed/KSE/RSE to survive, they would destroy it no matter the cost. They would have huge loses but in the end they would win. They would poor fleet of Battleships through until the alliance couldnt hold them back.
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Re: War of the Week: VII
But half this thread was about how they couldn't pour a fleet of battleships through the wormhole. No matter how many you have, "one-at-a-time" is still "one-at-atime."
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Re: War of the Week: VII
The Fleet that was erased was several dozen ships wide.
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Re: War of the Week: VII
Got a cap? I'm sorry, I don't recall seeing the disposition of the Dom fleet inside the wormhole.Teaos wrote:The Fleet that was erased was several dozen ships wide.
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I'll take one at some point. I'ma watch one episode on teh computer
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Not the clearest image, but it shall do.
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Thanks. What class were those?
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Re: War of the Week: VII
I believe the large ships were Dominion battlecruisers, flanked by considerable numbers of attack craft.
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Re: War of the Week: VII
OK. Looks like the 'cruisers could go three abreast, or two plus auxiliary craft. Thanks, Reliant.
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Re: War of the Week: VII
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There's also this scene from "In Purgatory's Shadow", which gives a good impression of the sort of strength the Dominion would be able to muster immediately after exiting the wormhole.
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The biggest problem you have right now is you don't even bother to think that the Allies could win. Every time you talk you always say the "allies lose if they only hold the wormhole" but somehow you try to make it a win if the Dominion does it. So, you end up talking crap about nothing.Teaos wrote:But the alliance can never make in roads into Dominion space, which was part od the original senario, it was not about the Dominion trying to take over the AQ, it was about the Dominion and Alliance in an all out war, the alliance can never make in roads into the GQ thus they lose, the most they can hope to do is hold the wormhole, and if the Dominion take that which they have the power to do with heavy loses they win.
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Re: War of the Week: VII
Fleets of Battleships... I guess since the whole war we've only seen 4 of them, it must be a small fleet.Teaos wrote:I still think the Dominion would win through shear weight of numbers in the end, they can afford to lose a fleet more than the alliance can lose a strike group.
The Founders wouldnt allow an alliance of solids as powerful as the Fed/KSE/RSE to survive, they would destroy it no matter the cost. They would have huge loses but in the end they would win. They would poor fleet of Battleships through until the alliance couldnt hold them back.
Do you even think when you talk or is it just the hope of making that shot in the dark? You keep saying they win because of numbers. Go ahead and think that, seeing how that helped them win the DW right...
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Re: War of the Week: VII
So this would bring 8 Battlecruisers and maybe 3 times that in Bugs vs how many hundreds if not thousands of ships from the Allies... The only hope for the Dominion would be for them to just keep coming and pray the Allies run out of ammo at some point.Captain Seafort wrote:There's also this scene from "In Purgatory's Shadow", which gives a good impression of the sort of strength the Dominion would be able to muster immediately after exiting the wormhole.
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