That's a wonderful bedtime story.
For someone LB:
Some camo variants.
I noticed that after I went to bed last night some anons were having trouble with that Imagemagick thing I posted. Looks like I left out that there were dependencies that needed to be installed, there was a bug that would cause it to fail if there were spaces in the filename, and I shouldn't have made everyone have retype it. Here is a pastebin.
https://pastebin.com/y61QxytH
>So now every npc knows DEWs are real. What’s next?
Now the problem is explaining that while ground-to-satalite DEWS are real satalite-to-ground DEWs are not.
> Is it the power requirements that are making you doubt?
Look at the above links. You needs a LARGE ground based facility to generate enough power to temporally blind spy satellites or jam their uplinks… not even damage them.
It's simply impossible for any satellite to generate enough power, culminate it into a tight enough beam, or aim it accurately enough and then send that energy through 100 miles of atmospheric distortion and absorption to have a destructive effect on the ground.
>so you have never heard of a chemical laser, anon?
Nowhere near powerful enough even if the logistics were acceptable. And you still have the culminating, aiming, and atmospheric problems.
There is no getting around the laws of physics. I prefer to live in the real world.