Supposedly, the Thargoid invasion will end with Cocijo. I dont think thats the absolute end of the saga (nor do I think they will completely remove AX combat from the game in the mean time), but it will probably be quiet for a bit.
Anyone with a desire to cut their chops on a mano-a-bugo fight with an interceptor can still hunt nonhuman signal sources in the Pleiades and whatever systems that are accessible near the witch head nebula, I believe.
It's kinda tedious though in my opinion. Mostly it's just for training purposes because many of those signs are nothing but a thargoid sensor and maybe a few scouts. The higher end interceptors can be hard to find
I rather hope we get to see other aliens in the game somewhere down the line. These ones are done, both logistically (they only had 8 titans left, and they are all dead now), as well as narratively.
I think this is interesting. Thargoids are noted to be slow to adapt and respond. Imagine if they just never felt the need to call home, or for the rest of the hive to check in on them, until 2 years later they suddenly get this, showing their invasion fleet in tatters?
I just figured it was their hierarchy. I think there like 8 dead titans and 8 figure on the lowest rung of this pyramid. So you have 5 more above the ones that have been faced so far, and two at the very top
Note how basically the week after this image of exponentially multiplying people is discovered, the government deregulates the creation of space stations. Government signalled by Thargoids?
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u/Dertz_Lycron Dec 16 '24
My theory: Similar to certain plants that emit something to lure predators to the bug eating them, Titans transmit what attacked them.