Serious We are in a time of drone warfares

[Linesnap99]

I was watching some gore vid of ukn rus battle. they were using drones to blow their head off.
we are at a time where the tech is available and viable. It is fascinating and worrisome.
Like in future there will be no classic battles like shooting and stuff.
You wil be spoted by drones possibly with AI strapped with explosive and it will blow your heads off. you will be swarmed by these drones like bees. There is no escape no hiding because there are drones specifically made for recon and target location purposes . Its over.
The drone drone warfare is one of the cutting edge of technical advancements.
You just cant sit in a trench and wait for the enemy to come at you. By the time you spot the drone you are already dead. BOOM goes your head.

 

[Emba]

Killbots

 

[Raider919]

untill anti drone warfare has breakthroughs, this will be the best way to kill on a budget

 

[Linesnap99]

Killbots

tbh the for the operator its like playing a video game. And they also have fun before blowing the enemy up like waiting for the enemey to spot it and have a laugh, and blowing the dick off for shit and giggles.

 

[Linesnap99]

untill anti drone warfare has breakthroughs, this will be the best way to kill on a budget

the military has to come up with net guns or some chemical sprinkler to disable the drones. otherwise there is no chance.

 

[lazy_gamer_423]

the military has to come up with net guns or some chemical sprinkler to disable the drones. otherwise there is no chance.

signal jammers. simple really. although it will need to block 5GHz signals from the video transmitter (VTX) and 2.4GHz (or 900MHz if long range) radio control signals to stop the drones from getting too close. only issue is that vital communications wouldn't work.

 

[der_komische]

Its good and healthy for a society to get rid of NT men

 

[solblue]

It seems to be a slow method to advance troops compared to traditional artillery. It’s definitely better for asymmetrical warfare against singular targets