>>64510310
The other party gets a turn too.
There is no way to ensure that they do not recognize you, spot you and then choose to destroy you regardless of your choice.
If you do nothing, you remove the possibility of finite increase in safety for yours, and are left with
>Do nothing = 0
>Get destroyed = -infinite
In which case you no longer even have the possibility of reaching that improvement in your status. It's clearly preferable to try to destroy the other party when you have the chance, because that way you can at least potentially gain something from it, instead of being stuck with either 0 or -infinity
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>>717868728
Whatever the Emperor saw of the future in the Warp while he was at Molech implies it was definitely not. It is likely a Gandalf with the One Ring scenario. It wouldn't be a great fate for humanity under a God of Perfect Order. The Emperor, ironically enough, always cherished and championed free will, at least conceptually, in the grand scale (just not for his stupid sons who just should do what they are fucking told because I know better damnit!). And given he would have seen things like the Tyranids eventual arrival, the awakening of the Necrons and that Orks can never be permanently subdued, it probably wasn't possible for humanity to ever recover from such a blow, let alone ever unite together again. After all, look at the Eldar. That alone should give you the answer to the question.
Whatever the Emperor saw of the future in the Warp while he was at Molech implies it was definitely not. It is likely a Gandalf with the One Ring scenario. It wouldn't be a great fate for humanity under a God of Perfect Order. The Emperor, ironically enough, always cherished and championed free will, at least conceptually, in the grand scale (just not for his stupid sons who just should do what they are fucking told because I know better damnit!). And given he would have seen things like the Tyranids eventual arrival, the awakening of the Necrons and that Orks can never be permanently subdued, it probably wasn't possible for humanity to ever recover from such a blow, let alone ever unite together again. After all, look at the Eldar. That alone should give you the answer to the question.