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Rapporter et oversættelsesproblem
The reaction of players is like the Tarkin Doctrine for ISDs only flipped.
"I maintain that the effectiveness of the Star Destroyer stems from not only its massive firepower, but from its size. When citizens look at a Star Destroyer and then compare it to the craft which might be mustered to attack it, they have a tendency to dismiss such a notion as suicidal rather than approach the problem tactically."
―Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin
Change Star Destroyer to Reaper Dreadnought and you get the same thing. No one THINKS about how to defeat them besides throwing a SSD at them or a swarm of ISD at the front that get wrecked. Pathfinders and dropping in broadsiding ships or carriers and you can win without talking a hit.