The effect between the two is far more than a simple one plus one.
Just like Wang Dong now, the War Axe has already appeared in this civilization's home star system and is eyeing it covetously.
Yet, they haven't discovered the slightest anomaly.
This allows Wang Dong, after entering the otherworldly battlefield, to not be like ordinary Kindling Warships that need to immediately enter combat readiness.
Instead, he can calmly gather battlefield intelligence and formulate strategies and tactics based on the actual situation.
If encountering an otherworldly battlefield with extremely high danger, Wang Dong can quietly choose not to reveal himself and retreat completely.
When facing opponents of similar strength, Wang Dong also has the advantage of striking first.
As for the current situation where the enemy is weak and he is strong, he has ample time to devise better tactics and achieve maximum profit.
There is no longer the greenness and bewilderment of his first time entering an otherworldly battlefield.
"Activate sky patrol radar, initiate data intrusion!"
Wang Dong calmly ordered.
The sky patrol radar doesn't just have "target acquisition" and "fire control" functions; it also possesses data collection capabilities.
Coupled with the powerful analysis and aggregation capabilities of the Shipborne Optical Computer, as long as there is enough time, it can provide commanders with sufficient information.
For example, in the current star system.
Within each inhabited planet, between planets, between planets and warships, and even between warships, there are countless communication waves and data streams.
Given enough time, the sky patrol radar can intercept the messages and, through the analysis and summarization of the Shipborne Optical Computer, compile valuable intelligence.
There's no need to worry about language barriers.
In the interstellar era, this problem has long been solved in over a hundred ways.
From the initial Civilization Dictionary, to the upgraded Civilization Diagram, and then to the myriad Big Data Analysis methods.
After analyzing the communication methods of tens of thousands of different civilizations, for the vast majority of unfamiliar civilizations that communicate using conventional methods, there is no longer any technical difficulty in mutual communication or even unilateral decryption.
After patiently waiting for just one hour, Wang Dong received a detailed intelligence report.
"Otherworldly Civilization: Yatai civilization, civilization history: 12060 years
Civilization Level: Tier 1 Interstellar Civilization
Main Energy Sources: Nuclear energy, nuclear fission, large-scale nuclear fusion
Sphere of Influence: 2 light-years, 3 habitable planets, population: 18 billion
Warship Strength: Combat ships: 20-48 points, motherships: 102 points
Language: Yatai language
Civilization System: Monarchy
..."
Wang Dong scanned through most of the information, only the truly valuable parts could serve as a reference for combat.
Based on the collected information, Wang Dong began to quickly formulate a plan.
First, the situation of the War Axe itself.
"The War Axe's weapons only consist of the main cannon and secondary cannon. Against the warships of this Tier 1 civilization, the main cannon can destroy them with one shot, and even the secondary cannon can instantly destroy them if it hits a vital spot.
The current War Axe ammunition remaining is... Main cannon ammunition remaining: 123 rounds, secondary cannon ammunition remaining: 2012 rounds.
It's a bit low.
I just didn't expect to encounter such a large opponent in my first otherworldly battlefield.
The armor is only LV1. Other parts are fine, but I need to be careful not to be hit too many times on the already damaged stern.
Fortunately, the energy shield module equipped on the War Axe, after two enhancements, can play a significant role.
The planetary orbital cannons are troublesome, and the two militarized planets cannot be touched."
Compared to the War Axe, a cheater opponent whose overall combat power evaluation has reached LV6, a Tier 1 Interstellar Civilization appears a bit weak.
For a Tier 1 Interstellar Civilization in its early stages like the Yatai civilization, it might pose a considerable threat to Kindling Warships with an overall combat power evaluation below LV5.
Against those LV5 and above, they are somewhat powerless.
A large amount of data indicates that newly launched LV0 "Kindling" warships, if they don't understand the essence of "playing it safe," are often destroyed with a high probability in the "otherworldly battlefield."
This doesn't mean that LV0 Kindling Warships are weak.
It's mainly because the otherworldly battlefield is always fought on the opponent's home turf, and the otherworldly civilizations have an absolute numerical advantage.
They might surround your single warship with hundreds of warships.
If the energy shield's regeneration rate can't keep up, and the shield overloads, vital parts like engine nozzles can be hit, and it's game over.
Even a fierce tiger can't defeat a pack of wolves, let alone a rookie Kindling Warship that has just set sail.
Captains who rush into battle shouting "fight" and "charge" rarely last long.
Except for the "lucky ones" who happen to encounter scenes like small mining sites, observation posts, or remote colonial settlements without armed protection.
Most novice Kindling Warships adopt the sixteen-character motto of "flee from afar, observe, be cautious, strike and run, never look back" during their first few entries into the "otherworldly battlefield."
Through piecemeal engagements, they painstakingly accumulate some origin points for initial module enhancements.
As the number of "otherworldly battlefield" entries increases, the accumulated origin points grow, and the Kindling Warship becomes stronger.
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