04-15-2017, 05:38 PM
I would think that Omni physics would make all of the technicalities irrelevant, reducing such a war to a clash of titans with the most powerful primes battling to swing it in their favor. That just seems like the logical conclusion to all of this progression and careful balancing to create a balanced PVP environment.
That being said, if we completely ignore the intuitive answer and reduce it to war games, whichever one decides to invade the other's territory will be the loser. Simply put, if the invading party ever truly won and struck down the other it would basically require a site overhaul. One of the main settings would have just radically changed and possibly even ceased to exist as we know it. Wiping out a major setting and then just not replacing it with anything else to maintain diversity is somewhat unlikely to start with, but then you have to consider that if they did replace camelot or coruscant we'd just be back at square one with an unusually bloody story under our belt. It's a whole lot of work just to mess with our expectations, you know?
Simply having the attackers be unable to cleanly overpower the defenders and allowing both to go back to tensely co-existing afterwards is a much easier solution from a storytelling perspective, assuming an all out war broke out to begin with.
That being said, if we completely ignore the intuitive answer and reduce it to war games, whichever one decides to invade the other's territory will be the loser. Simply put, if the invading party ever truly won and struck down the other it would basically require a site overhaul. One of the main settings would have just radically changed and possibly even ceased to exist as we know it. Wiping out a major setting and then just not replacing it with anything else to maintain diversity is somewhat unlikely to start with, but then you have to consider that if they did replace camelot or coruscant we'd just be back at square one with an unusually bloody story under our belt. It's a whole lot of work just to mess with our expectations, you know?
Simply having the attackers be unable to cleanly overpower the defenders and allowing both to go back to tensely co-existing afterwards is a much easier solution from a storytelling perspective, assuming an all out war broke out to begin with.
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