And how exactly is this going to help you against any kind of meaningful response from the Sphere that installed the Ikaanos government, once the Senate gets sufficiently whiny about it?I have my Redhaven fort full of heavily trained, heavily armed women.
I have my swamp fort full of hundreds of well trained people led by a woman who wants my D
And I have the laeder of the resistance forces as my loving slave (Aria)
I am NOT paying taxes!
Especially when we don't even know yet what their effective technological level currently is, and even the second-handed gear of Space Marines already puts in question effectiveness of your troops against any organized Sphere response...
Doubly so when you take under consideration that they have a literal space-fucking-station with ion canons to GODHAMMER anything uppity with. Unless, of course, they did run out of plasma batteries, and didn't bother to figure out how to manufacture or engineer around them for the last 8 decades or so since the last use. In which case you "only" have to deal with undisclosed number of Space Marines that may or may not have access to some mothballed tech, old or recently developed, for use in emergencies only.
Edit: That's assuming they haven't figured out the relatively easy targetting calculations necessary to turn anything massive enough to survive atmospheric re-entry into a kinetic projectile. He who controls the gravity well wins.
Good luck there.
Not to rain on your fantasies, but it's much more likely to be a 50 years old overweight Phil with a blue glove, and an announcement they ran out of lube.You mean if I don't pay I'll be brought in for "questioning"? Anything but that...
Or a quick involuntary trip to the fighting pits/slave market, if we're talking in-game XD
Ah, an innovative title from a more civilized age."Halt! Halt!"
Back when games were all about gameplay, skills were plentiful and still mattered, and catgirls came with uncensored boobs and sane limitations on their furry content.
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