>>>Beyond that, there's always value in not blowing up forty acres just
>>>to destroy one Neuroi.
>>
>>Dependent on both what the forty acres contains and how badly the
>>Neuroi needed to go away, but probably true most of the time.
>
>If they were fighting in Orussia, nobody would even notice, but the
>Gallians are pickier about massive collateral damage.
>
>"As Professor Kirishatov put it, it's better to have a large
>radioactive crater in your country and no Angel than an Angel and no
>country."
> - John Trussell, Neon Exodus Evangelion the Movie: Apotheosis
>Now
>
>Different enemy, same philosophy. :)

It's fortunate the Neuroi don't have an AT field, because that would make matters so much worse...

>
>>"Still, there's no kill like overkill."
>
>This is basically the only thing Mio Sakamoto and Curtis LeMay agree
>about.
>

Maxim 37: There is no 'overkill'; there is only 'open fire' and 'reload'