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And then that's what we would have to use the flare stratatgem for is seeing on worlds that have almost no light.
They probably will. But we're hoping it's more creative than that. It wont be, but there's always hope.
If they have ships with such awesome tech, why the *♥♥♥♥* didn't they just nuke SE from orbit? ESPECIALLY when it became clear that they weren't going to win the ground war? Adn if they have ships/troops who can survive traveling through a black hole that - again - we KNOW can destroy planets, how did we have ANY chance in the ground war lol?
Ignoring the obvious cheese/satire plot hole, I do want to track down whatever hole the Squids crawled into and nuke 'em. Nuke all their stupid little Squid women and Squid children, liberate the *♥♥♥♥* out of their planet, and Democratize their stupid little squid minds.
Then establish a useful puppet state to use for proxy wars and ensure they take the brunt of any operations that occur in their sector(s) of the galaxy.
Hell we beat them back so bad in the first game, that they left our Galaxy and went to a different one. Even signed a treaty with Super Earth, which Super Earth broke by sending a bug planet through a Block Hole.
So they had to resort to costly frontal assault with their invasion fleet as the mitigation plan.