Corvus Raaf said:
Then use that as the logic for the volume of our forces... That makes sense to me.
Sressechka said:
I totally agree, but we've seen the Sith take over Coruscant, Alderaan, and Manaan in recent months--all of which are 'fortress worlds'. Which would mean that they would have had to defy logistics themselves, in the first place, in order to invade us!
Especially since they were the smaller faction and had virtually no populated worlds under their control when they made their first assault into Republic territory.
*shrugs*
Logic seems to be expendable, as we've seen.
The first two invasions mentioned were strictly PVP. Each fight lost by a PC character were tallied up to result in a win.
That is why the One Sith won the first invasion of Coruscant and the first invasion of Alderaan.
It wasn't because they were a "smaller" faction. Map size has nothing to do with that -- as a minor faction for the six months up until their major debut they had well over 30 active writers plus the 15 unique writer allies that helped them.
Manaan was NPCS and set as a surprise invasion with the allowance of Pub reinforcements to come in 3 days later to help out.
Ya'll can come in with as many crazy numbers as you want.
But do you really want this to go into a numbers game?
Because by all accounts per the terms, they can bring in every bit of roleplayed defenses roleplayed on Prakith the past year and bring roleplayed links. That includes the leviathans, the huge sithspawn, or anything else that by all intents and purposes, they can bring in right from the get go as it has been roleplayed on the planet before.
Right now, Nepthys and the other players are actually using a reasonable amount of NPC's for the exact specific objectives.
Because 1 million strong npcs will only fan the whole "Welp... time to bring in the rest of the NPC's on a fortress world." mindset.