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You would think, but really they have some rather impressive computer capabilities, given that the neuro helmet is able to read a wearer's thoughts in real-time.

Not when sensor density approaches yes...

There are two ways to kill guerrilla warfare: sensor density and armor advancements. Battletech mostly has armor advancements in its court (but does have some particularly insane sensor tech as well, likely due to the fact that the armor is designed against DEWs in general) but in RL and my...

It is probably largely due to the fact that 1) the Age of War (and for the Inner Sphere, the first two succession wars) kind of annihilated the idea of guerilla warfare out of the populous, 2) the centralization of manufacturing and the near annihilation of said manufacturing, 3) after Tintevel...

Didn't stop the British from turning India into a colony or France turning much of Indochina into a colony before the advent of steam though.

Mostly because of what they represent. The Inner Sphere doesn't take alternatives lightly. That's, sadly, (in-universe) historical fact.

You would be surprised at what humans in Battletech are capable of doing when they put their minds to it. Remember, they practically annihilated FTL civilization in two wars, repeated Tintevel more times than you can count, with a laundry list of war crimes on the side. If (verifiable) word gets...

Eh, I would think that the SLDF in Exile would send some intelligence units to the Inner Sphere, if for anything to keep an eye on the distant neighbors who would likely come in and take their shit if they ever united...