God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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The negative impact of this weapon's excessively high attack speed is that its attack range is greatly limited. Beyond this range, it's not that it loses its attack power or cannot continue flying, but rather that the weapon begins to leave the Earth's surface.

Chen Xi, who had relevant theoretical knowledge in this area, quickly grasped the core issue of the matter.

“Reducing weapon power and flight speed will naturally enable cross-horizon strikes…” In response to this situation, Chen Xi then offered some methods.

However, after saying that, Chen Xi suddenly realized why the Navy had such a debate.

The power and speed of the vector projector were reduced, but its own weight remained unchanged. Isn't that a pure negative benefit?
If reducing power and speed is necessary to achieve a corresponding trans-horizon long-range strike, why not choose the 'Ninghai-class' vector projector, which has already been proven to be reliable in combat?

It is quick to build and has little technical difficulty. It can be installed and deployed quickly, forming combat capability in the shortest possible time, without even needing much verification or launch.

The main ship's immense weight and strength naturally enabled it to carry and install a large number of 'Ninghai-class' vector projectors.

From this perspective, using sheer numbers to compensate for attack intensity and provide the ability to launch ultra-long-range attacks is indeed a correct choice.

Especially in response to Cecislian, this choice is actually the right one.

Engaging in close-quarters naval combat with Cecislian would be suicidal; only through long-range attacks and attrition can a balance be maintained and the stalemate kept.

Thinking about this almost counterintuitive reality of war, Chen Xi felt his lips twitch.

Times are different, systems are different, and unexpectedly, the war model that was ultimately built was also different.

The original naval battles were purely the pinnacle of the technical warfare school, a direct contest of the empire's national strength.

The competition is about whose warships are more advanced, have better defenses, stronger attacks, and can withstand the corresponding costs.

However, under Cecilian's system, the advantages that conventional naval warfare can possess do exist, but the most core essence has become the energy utilization system.

The sheer number of ships and personnel provided ample basic strength and energy, and the commander, by utilizing the collective will, brought these resources together to form an adaptive cyclical system, and then controlled the burst and output of power within it.

Its actual effect is somewhat similar to an army's legion attack, except that thanks to the navy's massive size and number of personnel, coupled with the large-scale increase in the concentration of its own spiritual energy within its region, the effect is even more terrifying.

It is precisely because of this change and difference in the system that Cecilielian can rely on the size and number of its fleet to unleash superhuman power, enough to destroy everything within its attack range.

The troublesome nature of this thing left Chen Xi speechless. It could only be said that Cecissian, as the creator of the Kushan navy, truly lived up to his reputation as a war god with one foot in the ocean; he was indeed terrifyingly strong, awe-inspiringly powerful.

To cope with this power and this shock, Chen Xi not only transferred a large number of manpower to the steel behemoth to speed up its construction, but also planned to further increase the output of the steel behemoth based on the feedback from the problems that had been exposed.

Although massive steel behemoths cannot directly determine the outcome of naval battles, their existence can significantly reduce the pressure on commanders and enhance their coordination abilities.

In other words, by using fewer ships, a larger storage capacity, and a faster mobilization speed, the power that the adaptive circulation system can unleash can approach or even surpass that of the opponent.

"Is it really necessary to go to this extent?" Faced with Chen Xi's explanation, everyone present felt a headache coming on, including Fan Qin.

If these steel behemoths, weighing tens of thousands of tons, were dismantled and used, even for agricultural purposes, they could produce millions of sickles and hoes.

However, it is ridiculous that all these steels are now gathered into a behemoth just to increase the probability of victory.
"Pretty much. The system that Cecissian developed has rewritten everything within this system, forcibly changing the previous rules of naval warfare. He's just a very troublesome guy..." Chen Xi nodded slightly, gaining a deeper understanding of the trouble involved.

"No wonder people at the level of a military genius can only be dealt with through underhanded tactics. It's really hard to kill such a powerful figure who commands a large army..." Fan Qin shook the intelligence report in his hand and said with a sigh.

The battlefield is a truly strange place; you can run into all sorts of people there. They never expected to encounter a military genius on the battlefield who had created his own system—a system they hadn't previously invested much effort in.

"They're also using underhanded tactics, but it's practically impossible to succeed in a short time..." Jia Xu silently took a sip of tea, and finally read it out slowly and calmly.

Using underhanded tactics now would be extremely dangerous and have a very high probability of failure, given the other party's current capabilities and status.

However, compared to the situation on the ocean where he was 100% outmatched, his chances of success might be higher.

"The Navy's adaptive cycle system is indeed incredibly troublesome. It brings together the entire navy's power and uses collective wisdom for command and combat. Cecilian is really good at this. I'm afraid it won't be long before new changes occur. However, the research and investment they've made in this area haven't been further disseminated..." Chen Xi further evaluated the situation based on the information he had gathered, and also made new preparations.

To truly unleash the power of an adaptive loop system, it's not enough to simply activate it; one must also know how to utilize it effectively. Otherwise, even interference and delaying will be impossible.

To skillfully manipulate the adaptive cycle system, one must use the collective will of the soldiers to control the entire fleet, or in other words, to control all forces and the essence of heaven and earth within the adaptive cycle system.

Only in this way can the full power of the adaptive loop system be unleashed and gradually approach its upper limit.

However, relying solely on this near-maximum power, it would be difficult to defeat Cecislian, the creator of this system.

Therefore, the resources used to support this system also need to be incorporated into the corresponding construction process. (End of Chapter)