Meanwhile, both the regional and world channels had exploded. There had been no shortage of online discussion about this resource point before.
Mainly because this location held an enormous amount of resources. Once captured, it could greatly advance the rescue effort.
But the key problem was that the brood nest here was extremely difficult to deal with.
The Expeditionary Army's industrial mother machines were all of the same model, but depending on the amount of resources available, the weapons ultimately unlocked could differ enormously.
To destroy a brood nest at close range, at least a medium-sized base was required. Only something of that scale could manufacture the weapons and sustain their energy consumption.
Don't be fooled by how the brood nest had been instantly killed. That was mainly because enough resources had been stockpiled.
If one wanted to destroy a brood nest from afar, however, the minimum requirement was a large base—or even an extra-large base—to support the manufacture of the relevant weapons and their energy demands.
In many people's estimates, dealing with the brood nest, unlocking this resource point, and establishing a base here should have been something for the late game.
They would have needed to unite more than a dozen large bases and launch special satellites to refract the ultra-long-range annihilation waves emitted by those bases, achieving a one-hit kill.
No one could have imagined that the brood nest would be dealt with so soon after the beginning.
Given the current popularity of the civilization expedition, it could be said that everyone was taking part. There was no shortage among them of masters who could wage war on paper. Though "waging war on paper" was a derogatory phrase in the idiom, those capable of it were all intelligent people—they were simply somewhat detached from reality.
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