Ranoria wrote:The GAmeTopians wrote:1. True
2. The combined forces of 4 destroyers, several helicopters, the fighters as they see the missiles go off, and the carrier itself should be enough to keep the carrier from sinking. The destroyers, as I said, are doomed.
Ive looked at the carrier. It doesn't have the defenses to stay afloat.
As for the destroyers, if you're "sending them in" that means they're not going to be ding their man job: Protecting the carrier. They won't be of any help, nor will helicopters, which are to slow moving to do anything to stop the missiles, and to small to act as decoys. The fighters wouldn't be able to stop them unless they were all already going after the La Fayettes. If they were engaged with other ships, by the time those that noticed got the word out, the missiles would already be in the air, and by the time they adjust to get to them, which they would then have to find a way to shoot down, would make that impractical at best.
And remember, as you seem to think the missiles are going up one by one, each has six. Twelve at a time. Your fighters may stop a few, but not many, as they would've already used most anti-naval weaponry capable of quickly eliminating a target.
I was having a derp moment with the missile timing. They wouldn't go to attack, especially with the distance. And you underestimate the fighters. There are 75 of them, each with multiple air-to-air missiles. I'll leave this to Cong, as he's the OP.





