All the players were elites, with some being top experts in the field of artificial intelligence. They'd had this suspicion from the moment the nukes dropped.
After their recent collective death, someone had even written a data model to run a simulation.
"According to the model's simulation, if a nuclear reactor is the primary power source—combined with automated repair bots, automated mining machines, and ample spare parts to create a fully automated nuclear strike system—it could theoretically operate continuously for around ten thousand years..."
"As for humanity... Heh. A pitiful, fragile species like ours probably wouldn't last a year. We'd be wiped out by the relentless nuclear strikes, especially since the nuclear winter would only grow worse..."
A wave of pessimism washed over the crowd at these words.
If the nuclear strikes really did resume on a daily basis, they wouldn't even be able to leave the ruins before being vaporized.
