Moreover, the prisoners and supplies on the company-class ship are worth some money, right? Just kill them?

What does this abnormal reaction indicate - a big family and a great business, or a cruel nature?

The people on the battalion-level ship were unable to make a judgment in a hurry, so they only spent five minutes discussing it.

After much discussion, combined with the company-class ship's sneaky tracking, they tended to conclude that the other party's melee capabilities were poor!

Just because we didn't dare to engage in a boarding battle, we chose to destroy it from the outside!

Of course, evidence alone does not stand up, and wishful thinking is not enough to convince the public!

So they came up with another detail as evidence: This starship’s Star Wars capabilities are too strong!

This reason sounds a bit nonsense at first glance: Star Wars ability is strong, but melee ability is poor?

But in fact, this is really the case. The team with the strongest attack may not be bad at defense, but it cannot also be the strongest.

If you can be the strongest in attack and defense at the same time...then it won't be the same level at all!

The same goes for the staffing of starships. The number of people a starship can carry is limited, and each has its own division of labor.

For Star Wars to be so powerful, it also needs to be good at boarding battles - where do you find so many hexagonal warriors?

In short, a superficial guess, coupled with a reason that was not a reason, made them make a decision: engage in a boarding battle!
Chapter completed!