Star Fleet: Age of Lords

I have read hundreds of chapters so far, and everything is actually good, except for the size of the battleship and the weapon ratio. The battle star with a diameter of 300 kilometers seems to have a utilization rate of less than 30 kilometers. It only has one main gun, ten secondary guns, hundreds of laser cannons, and thousands of drones. It is reasonable to multiply these weapons by at least 10 times. , Except for the main and secondary guns, even a hundred times is not a big deal. There are no missile silos, no satellite-based rail guns, no UAV production lines, no missile production lines, including various warships. An aircraft carrier more than ten kilometers away also has thousands of UAVs, and then one or two hundred close-in defense guns. What to do with the remaining space?

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Change the update time. Updates in the middle of the night are too slow. From now on, I will update normally at 12 noon, about three to four chapters at a time, and then update one to two chapters at 7 or 8 pm. If I have time on Saturdays and Sundays, I will code more. It depends on the status code of the day. Anyway, the minimum guarantee is 10,000 per day, five chapters.

The basic settings are not very detailed, and many mines have to explode in the end, especially the setting of the warship accumulation length. Warships of different levels should be reflected in their technological content, weapon power, and defense. Rather than a general rule, the higher the level, the larger the battleship. Bigger is not always better, just a moderate size. I have read several similar books, but they were all broken in the end. This version is barely readable. The author should try his best to finish this book.

After the review is completed, I will transfer the deleted parts to the author's comment at the end. It will probably be reviewed tomorrow. Thank you to those who subscribed.

It's about 100,000 words. I will start the third update tomorrow to see the effect of smart recommendations. This week's second round of recommendations, please follow up. The increase effect is not bad now. I hope to enter the third round of recommendations.

I have only read two chapters so far, but I can't help but complain. The first chapter clearly states that three resource stars can be sold for tens of millions, and you can only buy a destroyer worth 27 million. On average, one resource star only costs more than 10 million. This value ratio makes me uncomfortable. A resource star is not as valuable as a T3-class destroyer (the minimum standard for an army fleet in the article is a T3T2 mixed formation). Your resource star is not only ridiculously small but also extremely barren. You might as well just change it into a territory on a resource star. Take helium 3 on the moon as an example. The reserves on the moon are enough for the current use of the earth for about 10,000 years. Of course, resource stars generally refer to planets. It is not right for me to use the moon as an example. This analogy is also crude and crude, but it will be very intuitive to see that the author's value ratio is terrible. Even if a planet the size of Mars only has iron ore, its light weight is enough to be worth more than a destroyer. After all, the technological content of your T3 destroyer is not enough to erase the difference, let alone a resource star that has been identified by interstellar civilization. Of course, except for this one problem, everything else is fine. It's just that when I see this problem, I can't concentrate on the rest without saying something.

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