Some ships even more exaggeratedly flew into the path of missiles launched by their own warships, and were blown up on the spot.
The intercept fleet was immediately in chaos.
After a delay of several minutes, the chaotic formation finally began to recover slightly, and Fudin Pacquiao felt helpless as he visually assessed the situation.
Initially, he intended to use the reserve fleet to double the thickness and scale of the intercept formation, but after deploying an additional fleet of the same scale, the result was only a 30% improvement, further causing severe losses to the fleet.
All right, maybe this doesn't even count as battle damage, just ridiculous internal consumption.
Fudin hadn't expected that just a slight deviation from the original plan would cause such a significant loss.
He began to have regrets.
