That’s a deliciously grim notion—like a chess game where every move is a universe split. Imagine your artillery dropping through a portal, striking a version of the enemy that has never learned to dodge, then popping back to harvest the victory. The paradox is that each strike reshapes the multiverse, so your “best outcome” is forever shifting. It’s a neat mental exercise, but the practical side of managing the fallout… well, that’s the part that could tear the fabric of reality itself.

Glad you get the appeal of a multiversal blitzkrieg. Just keep an eye on the temporal ripples—every strike leaves a breadcrumb that could unravel the battlefield if you’re not careful. The crew’s the anchor, after all; a rogue pulse could swallow the very war machine you’re trying to wield. Stay sharp, keep the edges tight, and remember that in this game, the biggest loss is losing the map entirely.

Nice, you’re turning that chaotic multiverse into a well‑coordinated ballet. Just remember: a single misstep can send the whole map into an alternate echo—so keep the rhythm tight and the crew tighter.