Star Force: Resistance (Sf75)
“While they did so a portion of the shield was lowered while a few railgun-equipped drones flew down in the shadow of the ship then flanked it, loosing their slugs at the lizard cities without the ability to aim properly given the distance, though hitting their miles-wide shield plates wasn’t going to be an issue.
When the first few fell to ground the anti-air batteries hit them, but couldn’t stop them. Slightly deformed from the light strikes they rammed into the flat shield discs over top the ...cities and began draining them of power…but at a rate far too low to be effective on a planet-wide assault, else the invasion force would have come equipped with far more. Lizard shields had upgraded to the degree where physical impact didn’t drain them as much as it once had, ironically giving them more of a defense again the kamikaze attacks they themselves employed regularly.
The railgun slugs were basically that, though on a much smaller scale. The anti-orbital batteries couldn’t track and hit them, given the speed at which they were falling, otherwise they never would have made it to ground.MoreLess
When the first few fell to ground the anti-air batteries hit them, but couldn’t stop them. Slightly deformed from the light strikes they rammed into the flat shield discs over top the ...cities and began draining them of power…but at a rate far too low to be effective on a planet-wide assault, else the invasion force would have come equipped with far more. Lizard shields had upgraded to the degree where physical impact didn’t drain them as much as it once had, ironically giving them more of a defense again the kamikaze attacks they themselves employed regularly.
The railgun slugs were basically that, though on a much smaller scale. The anti-orbital batteries couldn’t track and hit them, given the speed at which they were falling, otherwise they never would have made it to ground.MoreLess
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