The confrontation on the battlefield is like a game of chess or a gamble, with both sides constantly exchanging chips and pieces, trying to leverage their strengths against the opponent's weaknesses. Whoever can't hold on will lose.
When an unknown radar appears on the battlefield, it doesn't matter to Morrison whose it is, it's undoubtedly the enemy's.
This advanced technology has a significant impact on the battlefield. It requires throwing out a frigate as bait to attract the opponent's attention, moving the enemy to expose weaknesses.
The satellite weapon station has already begun preheating, and the remaining issues are just trivial matters.
"Has the counter-battery radar calculated the launch point of that thing?"
Morrison, upon learning about the incident with the Bola, found it odd but was not particularly worried.
Just a few small teams, the Bola already has someone to suppress it, can boarding actually cause a big fuss?
