The enemy carrier, with 30% damage, and it's mostly depleted fighter compliment, were the only things the Hegemony had in this part of the campaign(the other fleet in another system was still going strong).
I bring my destroyer along. I set EMCON to level 1 and try to approach stealthily(previous attempts at EMCON 3 caused the carrier to flee). Unfortunately, I can figure out how to turn sensors off of passive setting, that carrier has some decent PDBs, and I'm running out of torpedoes fast. My guns aren't penetrating the shields. Worried that it will jump, I ram it. Checking the carrier's status after the mission show that not only did ramming do absolutely nothing to it, neither did the explosion of my destroyer. The only damage it suffered was from the exchange from out PDBs and near hits from the torpedoes(about 3% total damage). Such bullcrap.
Starshatter: The Gathering Storm.
Tried to lead my soldiers, mostly a mix of Empire Pikemen and Sarleon archers, ~245 in all, to attack a major Empire town(eventual victory, which took several days ingame, revealed it controlled about 8 of the surrounding village, about 1/3 of the Empire's territory and split the Empire in half). Unfortunately, about half the 400+ defenders were Empire Knights, who have extremely powerful armor and can shrug off headshots from a Masterwork Siege Crossbow, as well as javelins that can take off 40HP from me and have infinite ammo for them. Meanwhile, all my archers were aiming about a foot lower than they shoot, as evidenced by the masses of arrows lodged in the city walls, well below the openings in the crenellations. Such BULLCRAP.
Mount & Blade: Prophecy of Pendor.
Decided to challenge a nine-tailed Kitsune for the hell of it(plus to fill up the Monsterpaedia). To call it "over quickly" would be a severe understatement to both the length of the fight and the main character's... resistance. Such bul- no, that actually
was my fault that time.
Monster Girl Quest. By the way, was the third chapter ever made? The copy I have is labeled COMPLETE, but it goes to the end of the second chapter, which ends on a hell of a cliffhanger, plus there's plenty of foreshadowing regarding what happens after it.
And yes, it is an H-Game, though pretty well done.