The human warships shifted in and out of Warp, dodging and maneuvering one moment, then opening fire in retaliation the next.
All manner of Warp-driven weapons crisscrossed the Starry Sky Battlefield. Since Level 4 Civilization Force Field Shields operated on the same principles as Warp-driven weapons, warships had to deactivate their Force Field Shields when firing Warp Weapons. This was also a defensive weakness of Level 4 Civilization warships.
Though that interval was brief, it was more than enough from humanity's Third-Person Perspective. Basically, any warship targeted by a human vessel would be taken out in a single wave during that gap.
Without a doubt, this was an extremely efficient method of attack. There was no need to break through Force Field Shields to destroy enemy ships.
Countless Orange Star Civilization warships were destroyed during those brief intervals. The ships that came afterward became extremely cautious whenever they launched weapons, making them even less of a threat to the human warships.
As for the human fleet, after discovering its evasive capabilities, it simply stopped activating its Force Field Shields. This made weapon launches more convenient while also improving mobility.
As time passed, the situation of the war became increasingly clear. After losing more than three hundred thousand warships, the Orange Star Civilization recognized the gravity of the situation. It knew this fleet would likely be unable to defeat humanity, yet it remained unwilling to accept that.
In their understanding, humanity only had around three thousand warships. There was no way it could defeat a force six hundred times larger than itself.
Yet reality cruelly overturned their understanding. Those warships not equipped with Third Generation Warp Technology Weapons were practically just going up to die.
The longer the war dragged on, the more terrified they became. With every passing battle, the