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=== Assistant: So now your black hole guns went from “terrifying” to absolutely illegal 😅 === So now your black hole guns went from “terrifying” to absolutely illegal 😅 You said: : We had: * Mini black holes ~dinner-plate size (say ~0.3 m radius) * Duration: 1 second Now: * Size: radius ×10 → ~3 meters across the event horizon * Duration: ×10 → 10 seconds per shot Let’s see what that does. ==== Schwarzschild radius rs∝Mr_s \propto Mrs∝M. ==== So if radius ×10 ⇒ mass ×10. That means each BH projectile is now: * ~10× more massive than before * Much stronger gravity * Much larger capture cross-section Practically: * The “suck zone” around it is way bigger * Many more swarm units (and fragments) get: - Dragged inward, - Spaghettified, - Swallowed Since anything that crosses the horizon is: : a 10× bigger BH per shot is a 10× bigger “true deletion sphere.” ==== Instead of being a quick 1-second gravity pulse, each BH now: ==== * Exists for 10 full seconds * Has 10× as long to pull stuff in * Sweeps up: - Late-arriving bits, - Stray fragments, - Swarm units trying to run past it. So instead of: : you now have: : Combine that with 10× size and you get: * Huge zones of “Nope. Don’t go there. You will not exist anymore.” ==== Remember, the swarm: ==== * Is effectively everywhere now (10⁴² units), * Has stupid HP, regen, splitting, and hair-strand replication. Their big advantage was: * If any matter remains, it can regrow. Black holes: * Ignore HP, * Ignore regen, * Ignore shields, * Ignore splitting rules, because: : With: * 10× bigger BHs * 10× longer duration * 1,000 BH cannons per main fortress * Plus sub-forts, mega-forts, mini-forts, packs, etc. You now can: * Drop huge, long-lived “void bubbles” into dense swarm regions, * Let those BHs sit there for 10 seconds, hoovering up everything close, * Follow up with atomizers / nukes / lasers for the outer layers. You’re not just killing; you’re carving permanent mass deficits out of the swarm. ==== Near any fortress pack: ==== * Space is now full of: - Relativistic shells, - Railgun shots, - Star-core nukes, - Atomizer curtains, - Laser walls, and - Big 10-second black holes parked all over. For the swarm, trying to push into this: * Isn’t “hard” – it’s physically suicidal. * They can’t: - Tank it, - Out-regen it, - Multiply out of it, because BHs don’t leave hair strands behind. Your fortresses now: : ==== You still can’t erase a universe full of swarm in one go – that’s a scale problem, not a power problem. ==== But: * 10× size + 10× duration for your BH shots massively improves: - The fraction of swarm matter that gets permanently deleted in any battle, - The cost to the swarm of concentrating mass anywhere near your fleets. Locally, within your operational radius, it’s gone from: : to: : If you want, next we can play with the idea of the swarm trying to evolve around black holes (like learning to orbit them safely or even feed on them) and see if there’s any way they can adapt to this level of gravity spam.
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