No. The enemy was just slow to organize

Still watching the sergeants camera you saw that she had managed to get through the first production room still without being engaged. As she approached the next one you saw, just before she did, the barrel of a stun rifle poke around the corner. Reacting quickly the Sergeant raised her weapon and opened fire, causing the rifle to jerk back around the corner. Under her team's cover the sergeant rushed around the bend and unleashed three shots into the unarmored would-be ambusher's midsection.

As the first enemy went down more fire erupted from the room beyond, the sergeant was hit along her chest but as this wasn't a Code of Conflict style battle her armor had been painted and the armorer had disabled the locking system. She still took cover behind a manufacturing table as her team came in behind her just in case the enemy had something heavier. Her fears were justified as a second later an alarm sounded and you watched one of the fire team take a hit to the shoulder and go down.

"Lethal team ready up." You order before shifting to check the downed soldiers vitals. You could see she was still alive but was ****. A stun having somehow pierced her armor. As said armor had just been out in vacuum there was no chance that it had been due to an undiscovered hole. Which meant the enemy was either using a projectile-stun combo or they had modified the rifles to increase their output so much that they could burn through and then stun. Either one of which could be lethal if it hit incorrectly. Before you could decide whether or not to send in the lethal squad a message came in from the ship. You were surprised to see that it was from the Armorer.

"General, lethal **** is unneeded, the armor's sensors indicate that while the output has been increased on the stunners it can only go through at the joints. Even at close range that shouldn't carry enough **** through to be lethal." She informed you. You guessed that the ship's captain had granted her access to your feed to watch the battle. For her to get involved in this was was a bit surprising but logical if it was to prevent a misunderstanding from turning into a bloodbath. While that "shouldn't" part had you on edge you decided to trust her. Still this whole situation was confusing you. They had to know that there was no escape. This resistance, even if it could stall you would end in the same way. Unless...

You send a message to the ships Captain. "Ma'am be advised, I think these guys are expecting outside help."