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| Compared to the other two weapon systems, long range missiles and torpedoes rely on a slow and steady approach. These weapons are fired en-masse towards an enemy fleet and force them to either engage or maneuver away, which makes it easier to distinguish which contacts are decoys and which are real targets. | Compared to the other two weapon systems, long range missiles and torpedoes rely on a slow and steady approach. These weapons are fired en-masse towards an enemy fleet and force them to either engage or maneuver away, which makes it easier to distinguish which contacts are decoys and which are real targets. | ||
| - | Missiles are arguably the most complex munitions in the arsenal, requiring power generation, propulsion, guidance, and ECCM systems. However, they are the cheapest in terms of weapon deployment. Torpedoes and missiles | + | Missiles are arguably the most complex munitions in the arsenal, requiring power generation, propulsion, guidance, and ECCM systems. However, they are the cheapest in terms of weapon deployment. Torpedoes and missiles |
| ===== Combat Ranges ===== | ===== Combat Ranges ===== | ||