OK, we've got another major decision to make.
It's obvious that our attempt to lure the Prix away from the Life-Pods isn't working. Only one of the three took the bait, the other two are holding a course for our Battle Fleet, which will take them right through the area of the Life-Pods. Sorry, guys... there's literally nothing we can do, short of stopping the Fleet where it is and fighting the battle out without the help of the Mine-Layers.
So there isn't much point in risking getting our Rocks gunned down, since the distraction isn't working anyway.
I think we should change course with the Rocks, and head towards the general rendezvous point, where our Battle-Fleet and Mine-Layers are headed. If they draw any fire there, it will be fire that might have fallen on an armed ship; and also by steering in that direction, we will have a much better chance to shoot the pursuing Prix off the tail of the Rocks, since our fleet and mine-layers will be closer, and the running time of our missiles will be shorter.
Discuss.
It's obvious that our attempt to lure the Prix away from the Life-Pods isn't working. Only one of the three took the bait, the other two are holding a course for our Battle Fleet, which will take them right through the area of the Life-Pods. Sorry, guys... there's literally nothing we can do, short of stopping the Fleet where it is and fighting the battle out without the help of the Mine-Layers.
So there isn't much point in risking getting our Rocks gunned down, since the distraction isn't working anyway.
I think we should change course with the Rocks, and head towards the general rendezvous point, where our Battle-Fleet and Mine-Layers are headed. If they draw any fire there, it will be fire that might have fallen on an armed ship; and also by steering in that direction, we will have a much better chance to shoot the pursuing Prix off the tail of the Rocks, since our fleet and mine-layers will be closer, and the running time of our missiles will be shorter.
Discuss.