Gallic war

[Lythrilux]

The bombardement aims for infrastructure, not for the entire destruction, which is a big and significant difference

I was not aware of this and stand corrected.

This is just Sombras opinion as of posting. Lanakov was absolutely of the opinion that New London was cruise missile precision level attacks on military and strategic targets, and yet it plain ended up being 4 cities, mostly civilian targets, getting attacked and killing three hundred million people.

You will see, at the end, that Leeds wasn't targeting infrastructure, but an exercise in genocide.

The point stands that it's cartoon villain Gallia. Burning Leeds is the worst thing they can do frankly, making themselves the enemy of everyone and abandoning any hope of lasting peace with Sirius and further cementing the fact they will never make any friends, a key complaint of GRN players.

I'm amazed anyone would even stick with them as friends now given what they've just done. Gallia was presented as being cold and calculating - carefully and merticously planning their advance as if they were several steps ahead. This move seems very short sighted and spontaneous.

The thing I hate the most about stuff like this is the Story team writes it in thinking it's cool but doesn't think about the inadvertent consequences the players will have to deal with later down the line, which can't be undone. If Gallia is fine with this development, then fair enough. I wouldn't play ball personally though. It's a lot like the Gaian thing.

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