@@ryancronwell6368 Not quite. Most humans would likely have volunteered their minds, but once scanned they could be digitally replicated many times over.
That’s the kinda firepower that could take on the Infinite Empire and the Star Forge fleets from Starwars. Damn. Kinda sexy yo, a bit sorrowful at the loss of so many celestial bodies but still a fine work nonetheless. Especially if it’s in the name of preserving life.
Overkill, for when the enemy just refuses to understand that surrender is the only course of action they have left. Burn the living to death, burn the corpses to ash, then burn the ashes. Finally, burn the fire.
I’m just saying that those ships were probably not just the planets. The star (a yellow dwarf) could’ve been added to the fleets, that would explain the readings of a star that his ship got.
@Kenric Young you are right and I was wrong. I was told long ago that Jupiter is still emitting more energy than it receives, but somehow missed the fact that it is due to Kelvin-Helmholtz and not fusion. I am sorry for spreading misinformation :-(
@Kenric Young you sure about that rate? At 3cm/yr it would have to be roughly double its current radius 5 billion years ago even without the rate being higher in the past.
its probably based off the idea that to measure the exact state of each neuron would apply enough energy to vaporize it, thus suicide when the brain scan copies your brain data atom by atom.
I must interject- it *is* enough dakka, as they will be adding more dakka to it as they travel. Near infinite dakka, if you will, only confined by the mass in the universe.
This fleet is so stinking large that the replicators from Stargate would be impressed. Especially the fact that they can build 100 fleets of the same size.
There's no such thing as overkill. Only "Fire!" and "I'm out of ammo!".
true nuff
You simply dont have enough dakka, big enough dakka, powerful enough dakka, or penetrating enough dakka
When you've got dakka on your dakka on your dakka on your dakka, you still don't have enough dakka.
I have only one thing to say about that...
America once sent TWO A1-10 Warthogs into the same battlefield.
... ...
"Fix Bayonnets"
"We have decided the rectify the embarrassment of previous failure with copious amounts of murder."
if we promise our help, we damn well will deliver.
there is no shame greater then help promised and found lacking.
We do have safety interlocks to prevent doing that by accident and built in bypasses to do so on purpose.
Ahh yes my favorite kind of battle strategy.Overkill ☠️
Ahmen
NO SUCH THING AS TOO MUCH DAKKA!
You simply dont have enough dakka, big enough dakka, powerful enough dakka, or penetrating enough dakka
That is the Only Kill
@@bobsterclause342 make the dakka red, it makes better dakka
I love the Fleet names. It's glorious that we cannibalized almost our entire solar system.
The Planet X fleet was there too, but they're the stealth fleet so they were radio silent.
Yeah, I was thinking "where'd tey get the mass to build all those... oh".
who needs a dyson sphere to waste all that material. oh wait there's still the kuiper belt and ort clouds to cannibalize
Oh my f'in god i LOVE that the name of a battle ship is named "The cost of living"
What?!?! Did humanity dismantle their whole system to make that fleet?
It also appears that the entire race was digitized into AI
Looks like everything, but Earth.
I'm sure Terra was turned into some kind of Hell Fortress like never seen before.
@@ryancronwell6368 Not quite. Most humans would likely have volunteered their minds, but once scanned they could be digitally replicated many times over.
This concept is so utterly incredible, I WANT MORE OF IT
Navy so massive it literally took the entire mass of the Sol system to build. May what ever god you worship, help you.
brown pants time
And crewed by "Immortal" RI's
For the Panteon of the Eternal Navy!
That’s the kinda firepower that could take on the Infinite Empire and the Star Forge fleets from Starwars. Damn. Kinda sexy yo, a bit sorrowful at the loss of so many celestial bodies but still a fine work nonetheless. Especially if it’s in the name of preserving life.
Overkill, for when the enemy just refuses to understand that surrender is the only course of action they have left.
Burn the living to death, burn the corpses to ash, then burn the ashes. Finally, burn the fire.
Go big or go home. Go home and go big!
Hmmmm I think the fleet needs more.
"Nothing succeeds like excess"
Truly the masters of dakka
I’m just saying that those ships were probably not just the planets. The star (a yellow dwarf) could’ve been added to the fleets, that would explain the readings of a star that his ship got.
Jupiter is (AFAIK) big enough to sustain some level of nuclear fusion in its core - if it were much bigger, we'd have a binary star system
@Kenric Young you are right and I was wrong. I was told long ago that Jupiter is still emitting more energy than it receives, but somehow missed the fact that it is due to Kelvin-Helmholtz and not fusion. I am sorry for spreading misinformation :-(
@Kenric Young you sure about that rate? At 3cm/yr it would have to be roughly double its current radius 5 billion years ago even without the rate being higher in the past.
@@matejlieskovsky9625 the KH hypothesis has been refuted by Juno, although the Academy has yet to catch up.
@@timothyblazer1749 could you link a source? I can access most papers if needed...
For the Algorithm, may it lead us to the great singularity!!!
for the one-o-larity!
We shall add the algorithm to the fleet
For the swarm
Suicide by brain scan? Sounds like Sword Art Online
could be
Eve online.
@@terrysaunders7107 never heard of it
its probably based off the idea that to measure the exact state of each neuron would apply enough energy to vaporize it, thus suicide when the brain scan copies your brain data atom by atom.
Happiness, is a warm receiver group.
The Beatle's approve.
@@t.j.cornett7495 Memory fails. I don't get the reference.
@@kirkjones9639 the Beatles have a song titled happiness is a warm gun
All hail the Battle Pantheon!
Almost, and I stress *almost* enuff dakka.
I must interject- it *is* enough dakka, as they will be adding more dakka to it as they travel. Near infinite dakka, if you will, only confined by the mass in the universe.
When humans reside in space forever.
... by the Emperor...
Even the Imperium of Man would be impressed by this fleet…
"There is no such thing as overkill. There is only certain, and uncertain. Which would you rather be?"
Stellaris Synth empire
"Is that everyone?"
"You wanted more?!"
Stellaris war in a nutshell
this is beyond vanilla stellaris. this is gigastruktural enjeniring levels of bonkers (sorry if dramer is bad)
This fleet is so stinking large that the replicators from Stargate would be impressed. Especially the fact that they can build 100 fleets of the same size.
Fortress Terra Sol
Praise the algorithm, another grand tale.
For the algorithm
To please the algorithm is all
For the Algorithm
keeper going
kept going
For the Algorithm ,For the Author(s), For the Disembodied voice! For the Squirrel 🐿
The dialog is excellent.
Well that ending surprised me.
🙏praise the algorithm 🙏
🙏algorithm be pleased 🙏
For the algorithm
I have never laughed so hard
:)
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Bobbing the dragon
Noticing The Dragon
Shit
Outta
Luck
For the Algorithm!
For the Algorithm!
What is with people and cloning themselves and thinking thats not mortality.
you forgot an im in front of that mortality......
@@alganhar1 oh. have I now?
I sacrifice this comment to the Algorithm
For the algorithm
First for the algorithm
for the algorithm
For the Algorithm
Ciao please slower cadenceoad retur to written script also make it alf screen or more for the scrollig text
For the Algorithm11!
103rd, 28 December 2023
The reading is awful and distracting instead of elevating
Fair Enough , thank you for trying though
I find the reading quite entertaining. And I've worked with enough South Africans that the accent and cadence are no problem to me.
To each their own
For the Algorithm