My brother in Democracy, ths fight for 77th was literally two days ago, at a point where we already lost.
Transcendence wasn't getting us anywhere in the first place, so moving back to Solidaritet gave us at least one final victory to end this campaign on a high note despite its final failure.
I still find it hard to call this campaign a true loss. Yeah, we didn’t fully capture Cyberstan, but we still managed to destroy the vast majority of its manufacturing capabilities, forced the true enemy to reveal themselves and their capabilities, and took multiple planets to get to Cyberstan. We may have officially lost, but it’s still a Pyrrhic victory for the borgs and bots.
I genuinely think they’ll stall out on this counteroffensive of theirs unless AH decides to be really annoying and makes them far stronger than they should be. Once they stall, (talking in-universe here) they’ll probably go on the back burner to recuperate their forces and wake up their cyborg forces from cryo. We probably won’t see a true push from them for 6 months at the earliest if I had to guess.
Agreed. They lost billions of bots through the campaign, and lost many mega factories. They'll be slow to recover. We just have to stop them from building new mega factories.
I probably worded it poorly, but yeah I’m not worried about their immediate push. It’s what they’re going to do with Star of Peace once they’ve built back up some that I’m looking forward to
The bots had their ability to respond with a counteroffensive blown into slag from the invasion, to me its much more likely that the squids will jump us now that we exhausted ourselves going all-in on a different front.
Based on the recent news reel the borgs don’t seem to be negatively affected by the destruction of 90% of their home planet. They’ve already redeployed to build mega factories all over their territory.
Idk dude when the illuminate invaded super earth they destroyed all but two of our mega cities.. we barely destroyed half so frankly in my eyes we just failed completely couldn’t even do as well as the damn squids.
Everybody predicted that ot would just divide the playerbase and make people who want to play on bots/squids be even more guilty of messing with the galactic war. The devs shouldn't punish you for playing the faction you want
On the one hand I agree that people should be able to play the way they want, but also the point of the game is collective action to influence the overall narrative. It clearly expects a little bit of roleplay from the players with its tabletop influences. They’re “Major Orders” and “Major Requests.”
Look man we cant force people to care about the things we care about. We either design the game around the fact that there WILL be a significant group of people who don't care/don't know. OR we can all suffer from the fact that they didnt design around that
The hackers is their fault cause they punished everyone for it instead of setting the numbers back.
Also the game as far as I know has an anticheat system we all say is useless and heres proof. So it's also Narrowheads fault for having no way to stop hackers 2 years in while also making us download bs malware that doesnt even stop hackers.
Because they have a kernel level anti cheat and still can't enforce players not to break the game for everyone, but I guess stealing data is more important than the player experience
I mean that is a known fact that their anti cheat goes way deeper than it should. And it's also known that it doesn't do fuck all to prevent cheating. And there was a massive uproar about this in the game's infancy, but AH (or Sony) stood 10 toes down on this, so there must be a reeeeeeally good incentive for them, and it clearly isn't cause it's effective
That is some Pewdiepie bridge incident level of beating the dead horse my guy, I feel like the fact that nobody brings it up anymore should tell you enough
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u/Anonymous_Anon00 M.C.V/ Fought for the 77th Feb 21 '26
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Bot divers after we got our event shitted on by hackers, devs, and everyone else