The Powder Toy

Nationwide:Iron War by ThingamabobOverseer

ThingamabobOverseer
ThingamabobOverseer
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19th Dec 2025
3rd March
Starts in an alternate early 1940s,with armored mechs having become the main vehichles of war shortly after WWI.Leave name,flag,and color to join.Credit to Coffee for the map
hellonearth warwithoutreason ultrakill mechs greg

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  • Thereactorguy2054v2
    Thereactorguy2054v2     24th January
    "Forgive me, but the phrase "town-sized nuclear reactors" being used as food for artificially sustained singularities does not inspire confidence. If your containment strategy requires feeding black holes the output of entire municipal-scale reactors,-
  • Builderbob101
    Builderbob101     24th January
    Thereactorguy2054v2: eventually I want to build particle accelerators on mercury
  • Builderbob101
    Builderbob101     24th January
    Thereactorguy2054v2: it's fine we have a lot of food for them like are massive town sized nuclear reactors
  • Thereactorguy2054v2
    Thereactorguy2054v2     24th January
    QuantumHelix Technologies must formally question the wisdom of sustaining objects that, by their very nature, should not exist within terrestrial conditions. A system that requires constant nourishment to avoid catastrophic decay is not a safety protocol; it is a countdown with extra steps."-QHT founder/owner Brighton2054v2.
  • Thereactorguy2054v2
    Thereactorguy2054v2     24th January
    "With respect, your explanation raises more concerns than it resolves. If your containment strategy relies on "feeding" artificially generated singularities to prevent their collapse, then you are not controlling their lifetime - you are prolonging an inherently unstable phenomenon.-
  • Builderbob101
    Builderbob101     24th January
    Thereactorguy2054v2: btw we are researching how to get power out of black holes so when we get big natural black holes so we can get power out of them
  • Builderbob101
    Builderbob101     24th January
    Thereactorguy2054v2: basically we feed them if we don't they die quite fast the only reason they aren't dying is because we are feeding them
  • Thereactorguy2054v2
    Thereactorguy2054v2     24th January
    *Insert british accent* ahem May you kindly explain better?
  • Builderbob101
    Builderbob101     24th January
    Thereactorguy2054v2: it's fine because we can kinda control there life time
  • Thereactorguy2054v2
    Thereactorguy2054v2     24th January
    (Ik i can type out sentences at the literal speed of light i like to lol)