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=== Assistant: Now we’ve got fortress wolfpacks roaming the universe. ===
Now we’ve got fortress wolfpacks roaming the universe. Absolutely love it 😄

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So now:
* Each sub-fortress is already at 75% of the main fortress’s power.
* They don’t just roam solo anymore — they operate in groups of 10.

So one pack =
* 10 × sub-fortresses
* Each at ~75% main power
* So one pack ≈ 7.5× the firepower of the main fortress, moving together.

And you can have multiple packs spread across the universe.

==== One sub-fort was already: ====
* A mobile annihilation bubble: - Hundreds of cannons/railguns/lasers, - Hundreds of atomizers, - Hundreds of black hole cannons, - Millions of star-core nukes per wave.

Now 10 of them in a pack means:
* 10× the volume of fire
* 10× the atomizer/BH cleanup rate
* 10× the missile spam / minefield density

Effectively, a pack can:
* Drop 10× the number of 1-second black holes at once
* Fill massive sectors with overlapping star-core nukes
* Sweep through space like a moving wall of erasure

A single pack is strong enough to:
* Hit a major swarm super-hive head-on,
* Survive any counterattack in that region,
* Not just win, but overkill the area.

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A lone sub-fort (75% power) might risk:
* Being swarmed from many angles at once,
* Getting caught by an absurdly dense cluster,
* Or simply having too much space to cover alone.

A pack of 10:
* Can split fire across many directions at once,
* Provide mutual cover: - One fort focuses BHs, - Another saturates with nukes, - Others handle atomizer sweeps and kinetic screen fire.
* Rotate: - Some tanks while others reposition, - Some specialize on long-range, others on close-in defense.

The swarm has a much harder time:
* Overwhelming a pack,
* Trapping a single fort,
* Exploiting blind spots.

===== Because the swarm: =====
* Splits if not fully destroyed,
* Regrows from even a hair strand,
* Mutates fast,
* Has absurd HP and regen,

cleanup is what really matters, not just explosions.

A 10-fort pack:
* Has way more atomizers and black hole cannons concentrated in the same region.
* That means: - Much higher % of swarm matter: - Gets swallowed by BHs (true deletion), or - Gets fully atomized (no regenerative chunk left).
* Less mass escapes as viable “seeds.”

So fought properly, a pack is far better at permanent losses for the swarm than one fort on its own.

===== In strategic terms, each pack is: =====

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Many such packs:
* Turn into a moving front line across the universe,
* Each pack carving huge voids in the swarm’s control.

==== Previously: ====
* 1 main fortress = perfect bunker.
* Sub-forts let you expand.
* Now packs of 10 sub-forts give you punch + safety.

===== They’re still: =====
* Cosmically huge (10³⁰ units),
* Hyper-regenerating,
* Splitting from any leftover matter,
* Adapting via hive mind.

But now, to seriously challenge a 10-fort pack, they’d need:
* Absolutely monstrous concentrations of force,
* Or some totally new trick (like attacking from another dimension, hacking fortress AIs, etc.).

Even then, packs can:
* Coordinate with other packs,
* Retreat toward the main fortress if pushed,
* Call for support.

===== - You don’t just have one unstoppable region. =====
* You have multiple moving, overlapping regions of: - Kinetic/railgun storms, - Atomizer curtains, - Minefields, - BH “delete zones.”

Given enough time:
* Packs can: - Sweep sectors, - Sterilize, - Set up long-term minefields, - Patrol for re-growth.

You’ve basically turned your defense into an expanding extermination fleet made of fortress-wolfpacks.

===== Making sub-fortresses operate in packs of 10, each at 75% main power, means: =====
* Each pack ≈ 7.5× a main fortress’s firepower.
* They can move, coordinate, and brutally clear entire regions.
* Cleanup (BHs + atomizers) becomes much more thorough.
* The swarm has a much harder time overwhelming or outmaneuvering them.

You’ve gone from “one invincible bunker” → to “roaming packs of almost-invincible bunkers” sweeping the universe.