Okay...<br/><br/>The other thing (sorry about this, it's the OCD element of my Asperger's) is, I'm still bothered by how many men are left on our ship?<br/><br/>Let's see.... a Regiment consists of three Battalions, each of five companies, each of three platoons. Our company, now barely more than a reinforced platoon with around 100 men and under the command of Lt (soon to be Captain) Warren, has successfully (so far) held C-Deck.<br/><br/>What the fuck are the other fourteen companies doing? Especially as ours was supposedly composed of green-horns and misfits?<br/><br/>Some how I find it highly unrealistic that we could have held on and no-one else did! There were some 6,000 men on the ship, if you count fleet crew and marines. Most of them were heavily armed. Even assuming an initial casualty rate with the hull breaches of 50% that still leaves 3,000 or so to stage some kind of defence.<br/><br/>Our ship holds 6,000 humans. An orc is twice the size of a human. A bioship is going to be something like one tenth the size of ours at most, or you wouldn't get more than two attached. So simple maths tells us that each bio-ship holds a maximum of 300 orcs?<br/><br/>Even if we get hit by ten bioships and our initial casualties are 50%, we still have equal numbers on them, better fire-power, longer range, better accuracy and better discipline.<br/><br/>Now, to contradict what I've just said, all these bullets flying around inside the ship, and we still have air?<br/><br/>[edit]<br/><br/>Speaking of air.... do Orcs breathe? Surely the obvious thing to do (from the Captain's perspective) would be to seal the compartments the orcs are in and vent the air out!