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Originally Posted by peter noble
Cylons try to strike with superior numbers because they are "incapable of independent thought" which is a significant military weakness compared to independent free-thinking and highly adaptable humans.
It's like some sort of cybernetic blitzkreig, the trick is to have enough ships to overwhelm the humans because I can imagine the CF defeating a Cylon force that outnumbers them 3 or five to one.
Of course the odds are significantly reduced if you've fooled the enemy into thinking you're suing for peace.  |
....Which fits in well with "machine logic": don't worry about quality if it's unnecessary, just steamroller as you can.
New thought: The rationale for a three-Cylon crew on a Raider - in the event that they have to land, they have a small group to compensate by numbers for their inferior performance one-on-one...
..Something GINO 2.0 never quite understood....
