However, the enemy had simply too many warships. The high evasiveness Human warship battle groups achieved through shared data was ultimately far inferior to that of the primary warships themselves, and from time to time, ships were still struck by concentrated Tachyon Light Sword fire.
By now, the Humans had lost several hundred Star-Class warships.
Far more Sentient Life had died.
In interstellar warfare, Sentient Life casualties were measured in warships. Once a warship was destroyed, those aboard essentially had no chance of survival.
Fortunately, aside from the three thousand consciousness-linked warships, nearly all the other ships in the Human fleet were crewed by people from the Crimson Flame Civilization. They were the Star Alliance's finest warriors.
With the support of Mind Imprint technology, the Humans could use them without worry.
The Daya Civilization on the other side probably had the same arrangement. Although they had not told the Humans, everyone understood perfectly well that not every warship could possibly be crewed by Daya People.
Some warships were personally piloted by Sentient Life, while others were controlled by Strong Artificial Intelligence.
In fact, at the level of a Level 5 Civilization, Strong Artificial Intelligence was already slightly inferior to Sentient Life in on-the-spot judgment and decision-making. Life Science continued to advance, and technologies related to Mental Consciousness had emerged.
All kinds of equipment designed to assist Sentient Life kept appearing, including things like Consciousness Upload Technology. Even without such technology, there were brain-computer interfaces.
Once battle began, no Sentient Life relied on their brain alone to work. Computers were certainly assisting them from behind the scenes.
Even if that integration was achieved only through a brain-computer interface, it was still beyond what Strong Artificial Intelligence could match. On the battlefield, this manifested as advantages in overall combat power and all