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| − | ''' | + | '''Horizon''' is a [[weather]] condition introduced in [[Season 1]]. The name most likely refers to the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Event_horizon event horizon] of a black hole<ref>or, more specifically, the [[Black Hole (Black Hole)]] formed at the conclusion of the [[Expansion Era]].</ref>, a boundary beyond which events can no longer affect an outside observer. |
In contrast with current{{cite}} understanding of black holes on the Material Plane, Black Hole(Black Hole)s created through the destruction of [[Sun(Sun)|Sun(Sun)s]] ''are'' able to expel previously-consumed material beyond their event horizons, as seen during the [[Fall Ball]]. Ergo, Horizon weather in Blaseball can be inferred to be when the Black Hole (Black Hole) is the greatest source of cosmic influence over a game (i.e, when it is not being [[Eclipse|eclipsed]] by another celestial body.) | In contrast with current{{cite}} understanding of black holes on the Material Plane, Black Hole(Black Hole)s created through the destruction of [[Sun(Sun)|Sun(Sun)s]] ''are'' able to expel previously-consumed material beyond their event horizons, as seen during the [[Fall Ball]]. Ergo, Horizon weather in Blaseball can be inferred to be when the Black Hole (Black Hole) is the greatest source of cosmic influence over a game (i.e, when it is not being [[Eclipse|eclipsed]] by another celestial body.) | ||
Latest revision as of 10:39, 2 May 2023
- For the Ballpark Modification, see Event Horizon.
Horizon is a weather condition introduced in Season 1. The name most likely refers to the event horizon of a black hole[1], a boundary beyond which events can no longer affect an outside observer.
In contrast with current[citation needed] understanding of black holes on the Material Plane, Black Hole(Black Hole)s created through the destruction of Sun(Sun)s are able to expel previously-consumed material beyond their event horizons, as seen during the Fall Ball. Ergo, Horizon weather in Blaseball can be inferred to be when the Black Hole (Black Hole) is the greatest source of cosmic influence over a game (i.e, when it is not being eclipsed by another celestial body.)
Effects
During games played in Horizon weather, there is a chance for players to fall out of the Black Hole (Black Hole), and land in unknown locations. Even rarer, a player can fall out of the Black Hole (Black Hole) and knock a player currently on-field into the Shadows instead, effectively replacing them in the active roster.
Game Log Text
- [ BURP ]! [Falling player] crashes into [Crashed player]!.
- [ BURP ]! [Falling player] crashes into the Field!
- ↑ or, more specifically, the Black Hole (Black Hole) formed at the conclusion of the Expansion Era.
