USOQ swiftly adapted to the enemy's initial assault, utilizing their overwhelming troop numbers to shift the tide of battle. Their shields protected the majority of their forces from the first waves of attacks, allowing them to regroup and counter with swift reinforcements. The sheer scale of their forces—vastly outnumbering the enemy—began to turn the battle in their favor. As the enemy’s mega pyramids and Acabadores wreaked havoc, USOQ rapidly deployed their advanced spaceships to cripple the enemy’s ability to recover. Their fleet launched devastating orbital bombardments against key metropolitan areas, completely shutting down the enemy’s economic infrastructure. Power grids, transportation hubs, and communication centers were targeted, causing a chain reaction of economic collapse that left the enemy scrambling for resources. With the skies above and the seas around the enemy forces under USOQ control, the ground offensive intensified. The USOQ forces pushed forward relentlessly, deploying wave after wave of infantry, mechs, and drones. The enemy’s elite units, despite their power and size, found themselves outmatched and overwhelmed. The vast numbers of USOQ soldiers flooded every battlefield, cutting down the enemy's resistance at every turn. The Acabadores, which had once been their trump card, were now trapped and outnumbered, with nowhere to retreat. In the coastal regions, USOQ’s enormous naval fleet of over 45 million ships completed the encirclement. The blockade was unbreakable, and any hope of escape or reinforcement by sea was quickly eradicated. The enemy's remaining coastal defenses were crushed, as USOQ warships with advanced weapons systems decimated their naval forces. The enemy found itself trapped in a vice—no longer able to rely on their ships or receive reinforcements by land or sea. The constant pressure from all directions forced the enemy into a desperate defense, with no possibility of relief. USOQ’s superior numbers and strategic coordination ensured that the enemy was continuously squeezed from every angle. Every attempt at holding ground was met with overwhelming USOQ force, and their defense lines crumbled. The enemy’s ability to mount any sort of meaningful counteroffensive evaporated as their logistical and military capabilities were obliterated. Ultimately, the sheer volume of USOQ forces, supported by relentless air, space, and naval superiority, proved too much for the enemy. The massive onslaught, combined with their decimated economic base and trapped forces, led to a total collapse. What was once a fearsome and seemingly unstoppable invasion had become an impossible fight for the enemy. USOQ’s overwhelming numbers and technological advantage had ensured a decisive victory.
