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Sweep

terminator · in-game

An old-gen Sweeper model created during the aftermath of the Malwars, with the sole purpose of clearing any active mines that littered the lands.
This model has managed to resuscitate long after the wars, and due to seemingly explosive-related damaged to the cortex, has been reprogrammed to clear users using the tools it was made to destroy.
— Sweep's data

Sweep is a Terminator in PURSUITCORE. They can be purchased for 1000 points at the Prize Corner. Sweep has middling speed but incredible map control with proper usage of their mines.

Appearanceedit

Sweep is a tall, humanoid robot with a beige frame and black joints. Their head is a CRT monitor displaying a smiley face with cross eyes and a hole in its head. A huge blade in the shape of a mouse cursor is embedded in their right wrist. Their torso is a PC case, with a Windows sticker, power button and floppy disk slot on the front, and exposed machinery on the back. They carry a huge red flag on their back, and a brown satchel full of mines around their shoulder.

Abilitiesedit

Excise

Key: FType: ActiveCooldown: 1.6 seconds

"Swing your cursor arm. Deals 35 damage."

Usually, M1s have a lunge where the Terminator gains +10 speed for about half a second, then loses -10 speed for another half of a second, resulting in the overall distance covered being roughly the same as simply running. Sweep is (currently) the only Terminator with no slowdown after their M1 lunge; this allows them to spam M1 to catch up to Users faster.

Sweep Excise.mp3

Implant

Key: QType: ActiveCooldown: 7 seconds (1 mine fired) / 14 seconds (2 mines fired) / 21 seconds (3 mines fired)

"Raise your arm, clicking while your arm is raised will fire a mine at your cursor. You can shoot up to 3 mines at a time, each shot will increase implants cooldown by 6 seconds, mines will explode if they directly hit a user and deal 30 damage, or implant wherever they land otherwise. User can disarm mines. After 15 beeps the mine detonates dealing 30 damage with a falloff. If a mine is close to a generator, it deals 20 damage instead. You can have a maximum of 15 mines at a time."

On use, Sweep enters an aiming stance, where their movement speed is slightly slowed. Mines are projectiles fired towards the cursor/crosshair. If no mines have been fired, you can manually cancel Implant for a 3 second cooldown. Cancelling Implant at any point after firing a mine will apply a cooldown depending on the number of mines fired. Implant automatically ends after firing 3 mines, but Sweep can be stunned out before this, which again applies the respective cooldown.
If 15 mines are currently armed, firing new mines will replace the oldest ones.
A mine takes ~1 second to arm. Once armed, a large red sphere will appear centred around that mine. Attempting to place other mines within this sphere will cause them to immediately despawn.
Users can disarm mines by walking up to them and holding F for 1 second, then completing a 6x6 game of Minesweeper with 4 mines.
- This minigame does not have chording (an input that automatically uncovers all unflagged neighboring cells around a square if the flags around it correspond to its number).
- "50/50s" can appear, which are situations where there is a risk of clicking on a mine even with optimal gameplay due to there being multiple possible mine positions.
- If disarming fails, the mine will quickly beep 5 times.
- Mines will not beep while they are being disarmed.
- Mines that are too close to generators will require F to be held for 5 seconds, but no minigame is required to disarm them. These mines can also only deal at most 20 damage.
- Because mines can be armed on any surface they land on, this means that some locations are completely unreachable for disarming.
As mines tick down, they begin to emit red sparks. These sparks increase in intensity the closer the mine is to detonating. Sweep can see how many ticks every currently armed mine is on, no matter where they are on the map.
- The closer and faster a User moves by a mine, the faster it will tick.
- For whatever reason, Sweepware does not have this.
The mine defusal prompt has priority over other prompts, such as picking up fuel.
Mines will explode instantly if directly touched by a User.
Mines will ragdoll Users for 2 seconds only if they deal at least 20 damage. Mines that are too close to generators will never ragdoll.
- Mines that detonate "naturally" (i.e. ticking down to 0/being stepped on) can damage (and potentially ragdoll) multiple Users simultaneously. Direct hits cannot do this.

This minigame does not have chording (an input that automatically uncovers all unflagged neighboring cells around a square if the flags around it correspond to its number).
"50/50s" can appear, which are situations where there is a risk of clicking on a mine even with optimal gameplay due to there being multiple possible mine positions.
If disarming fails, the mine will quickly beep 5 times.
Mines will not beep while they are being disarmed.
Mines that are too close to generators will require F to be held for 5 seconds, but no minigame is required to disarm them. These mines can also only deal at most 20 damage.
Because mines can be armed on any surface they land on, this means that some locations are completely unreachable for disarming.

The closer and faster a User moves by a mine, the faster it will tick.
For whatever reason, Sweepware does not have this.

Mines that detonate "naturally" (i.e. ticking down to 0/being stepped on) can damage (and potentially ragdoll) multiple Users simultaneously. Direct hits cannot do this.

Implant (Shoot).mp3

Implant (Plant).mp3

Detonate

Key: EType: ActiveCooldown: 6 seconds (1 mine detonated) / 12 seconds (2 mines detonated) / 18 seconds (3 mines detonated)

"Hold up your cursor arm and reveal all mine positions. You may click up to 3 mines at a time to rapidly drain their ticks, causing them to detonate. Each mine detonated increased the cooldown of detonate by 6 seconds."

On use, Sweep enters an aiming stance, where their movement speed is slightly slowed. If no mines have been detonated, you can manually cancel Detonate for a 3 second cooldown. Cancelling Detonate after at least one mine has been detonated will apply a cooldown depending on the number of mines that have been detonated. Detonate automatically ends after detonating 3 mines. Sweep cannot be stunned out of Detonate.
Global sound cues play on entering and exiting Detonate. While Detonate is active, mines will not tick down, and Users will see a red wifi symbol above every mine.
The damage and ragdoll calculation is the same for manual detonations as natural detonations.

Detonate (Activation).mp3

Detonate (Cancelling).mp3

Solver

Key: RType: ActiveCooldown: 15 seconds

"Highlights all users within a 120 stud diameter of you or any of your mines for 10 seconds."

Solver.mp3

Tipsedit

Don't rely on your mines to do all the work; make sure you're applying pressure on Users to put them in bad spots and lead them or others into your mines to spread damage.
Mines have high knockback. On maps with pits, it can be smart to place mines in positions where they could easily knock players off the map.
Use Sweep's larger hitbox to your advantage; despite it making you more susceptible to stuns, it also allows you to scale or walk over things that most characters in the game can't access normally, letting you cut Users off or simply move more efficiently.
Placing mines on areas which require jumping to access (such as the roofs in Retrolarp,) means Users are more likely to set them off in case they fail to move past it.
Don't put all your mines in a single area, as your limit can slowly but surely be reached.
The disarming minigame takes up a large amount of a User's screen—thus, Sweep can easily sneak up on inattentive players who are disarming mines.
Be careful when placing mines close to downed Users, as they are (currently) still able to disarm them.
Be mindful of who you leave for LMS, as depending on the map and your playstyle, certain Users can pose a serious risk of escaping.
- Roflpix is capable of running across the map and can take advantage of Sweep's underwhelming mobility to more easily use Camcheck for power regeneration.
- Nyan can maneuver around mines and keep herself out of danger with Slide and Tartshare, keeping herself at high enough health to tank hits and run further.
- Dante can also be quite threatening with their extended stun times, paired with Sweep's larger hitbox to more easily land stuns and prevent detonations.
If you have already downed a User and another tries to go for a revive, you can try to shoot at the downed User with your mines to deal immense damage towards that other User, potentially downing or outright killing them.

Triviaedit

Sweep and Captain Limewire are the second-tallest Terminators, only behind BLOCKBOY.
Sweep turned evil after their OS was corrupted, which occurred due to gradual degradation over time and brain damage caused by an explosion. This caused their minesweeper protocol to constantly be active and perceive the Users as threats.
Sweep is currently the weakest Terminator in PURSUITCORE.
Sweep talks like: "tthe qquick bbrown ffox jjumps oover tthe llazy ddog"
- All lowercase, the first letter of every word is doubled
Sweep does not care about the other Terminators.^[1]
Sweep is on a No-Fly list, thus they cannot board an airplane.^[2]

Changelogedit

STRIFE: ACT 1 ▪︎ [ 05/16/26 ]

Fixed mines bypassing iframes.
Stuns can cancel Implant.

watch me patch again update ▪︎ [ 02/22/26 ]

Fixed 666's hurtbox.

END OF ACT 3: INTERMISSION 1 ▪︎ [ 02/19/26 ]

Sweep's 666 skin was added.
Fixed Sweepware's hitbox.

mini update ▪︎ [ 02/07/26 ]

Implant reworked: Now lets you shoot mines instead of having to plant them, up to 3 mines. Cooldown depends on amount of mines shot. Mines can also hit Users, detonating and damaging without ragdoll.
Detonate now allows you to detonate up to 3 mines, in addition to giving slowness rather than forcing walk.
Almost all M1 hitboxes were slightly adjusted.

Block and Awe ▪︎ [ 01/01/26 ]

Reduced size of Mine sparks.
Sweep's Sweepware skin was added.
Sweep received a new Gamerpic.
Cubic Sweep received a new chase theme.

Sorry for No Updatesuh Update ▪︎ [ 12/09/25 ]

Implant's cooldown increased to 7 (From 6).
Mines can no longer damage Users with I-Frames.
Detonate now has a 0.5 delay before mines begin ticking down.
Mines gained prompt priority.
Mines now have sparks that intensify as they lose ticks.

(the highly controversial) yuh update ▪︎ [ 11/25/25 ]

Sweep's Nerfed skin was added.

muh update ▪︎ [ 11/13/25 ]

Sweep's Host skin was made unobtainable due to Spam-o-Ween ending.
Sweep received a new chase theme.

tuh update ▪︎ [ 11/12/25 ]

Mines near generators disarm time reduced to 2 seconds (from 5).
Mine damage reduced to 35 (from 30).
Run speed reduced to 35 (from 36).
Excise hitbox decreased.

Untitled Update ▪︎ [ 11/02/25 ]

A maximum of 10 mines can be placed at once.
Rather than a Minesweeper minigame, mines that are placed near generators are now disarmed by holding F for 5 seconds.
Failing minesweeper minigame provides a longer cooldown to mine disarming, but prevents beeping within that cooldown.
Increased the font size for mine beeps.
Mines now glow brighter the less beeps they have.

cuh update ▪︎ [ 10/29/25 ]

All Users' and Terminators' hitboxes were made more consistent and smaller.

guh update ▪︎ [ 10/25/25 ]

Dash distance from Excise increased.
Mine explosion damage increased to 35 (from 25).
Disarming a mine will no longer cause it to explode immediately, but instead makes it rapidly beep 5 times.
Mines that are being disarmed will not beep down.
Sweep's Host skin was added.
Fixed sliding issues with Sweep's Cubic and Modded skins.

Screentime Patch 1 ▪︎ [ 10/19/25 ]

Excise hitbox increased.

Sanguine Screentime ▪︎ [ 10/18/25 ]

Iframes after stun increased to 5 seconds (from 3) for all Terminators.
Sweep was added to Pursuitcore.
Sweep's Cubic and Modded skins were added.

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Sweep

terminator · in-game

An old-gen Sweeper model created during the aftermath of the Malwars, with the sole purpose of clearing any active mines that littered the lands.
This model has managed to resuscitate long after the wars, and due to seemingly explosive-related damaged to the cortex, has been reprogrammed to clear users using the tools it was made to destroy.

— Sweep's data

Sweep is a Terminator in PURSUITCORE. They can be purchased for 1000 points at the Prize Corner. Sweep has middling speed but incredible map control with proper usage of their mines.

Appearanceedit

Abilitiesedit

Excise

Key: FType: ActiveCooldown: 1.6 seconds

"Swing your cursor arm. Deals 35 damage."

Usually, M1s have a lunge where the Terminator gains +10 speed for about half a second, then loses -10 speed for another half of a second, resulting in the overall distance covered being roughly the same as simply running. Sweep is (currently) the only Terminator with no slowdown after their M1 lunge; this allows them to spam M1 to catch up to Users faster.

Sweep Excise.mp3

Implant

Key: QType: ActiveCooldown: 7 seconds (1 mine fired) / 14 seconds (2 mines fired) / 21 seconds (3 mines fired)

"Raise your arm, clicking while your arm is raised will fire a mine at your cursor. You can shoot up to 3 mines at a time, each shot will increase implants cooldown by 6 seconds, mines will explode if they directly hit a user and deal 30 damage, or implant wherever they land otherwise. User can disarm mines. After 15 beeps the mine detonates dealing 30 damage with a falloff. If a mine is close to a generator, it deals 20 damage instead. You can have a maximum of 15 mines at a time."

On use, Sweep enters an aiming stance, where their movement speed is slightly slowed. Mines are projectiles fired towards the cursor/crosshair. If no mines have been fired, you can manually cancel Implant for a 3 second cooldown. Cancelling Implant at any point after firing a mine will apply a cooldown depending on the number of mines fired. Implant automatically ends after firing 3 mines, but Sweep can be stunned out before this, which again applies the respective cooldown.
If 15 mines are currently armed, firing new mines will replace the oldest ones.
A mine takes ~1 second to arm. Once armed, a large red sphere will appear centred around that mine. Attempting to place other mines within this sphere will cause them to immediately despawn.
Users can disarm mines by walking up to them and holding F for 1 second, then completing a 6x6 game of Minesweeper with 4 mines.
- This minigame does not have chording (an input that automatically uncovers all unflagged neighboring cells around a square if the flags around it correspond to its number).
- "50/50s" can appear, which are situations where there is a risk of clicking on a mine even with optimal gameplay due to there being multiple possible mine positions.
- If disarming fails, the mine will quickly beep 5 times.
- Mines will not beep while they are being disarmed.
- Mines that are too close to generators will require F to be held for 5 seconds, but no minigame is required to disarm them. These mines can also only deal at most 20 damage.
- Because mines can be armed on any surface they land on, this means that some locations are completely unreachable for disarming.
As mines tick down, they begin to emit red sparks. These sparks increase in intensity the closer the mine is to detonating. Sweep can see how many ticks every currently armed mine is on, no matter where they are on the map.
- The closer and faster a User moves by a mine, the faster it will tick.
- For whatever reason, Sweepware does not have this.
The mine defusal prompt has priority over other prompts, such as picking up fuel.
Mines will explode instantly if directly touched by a User.
Mines will ragdoll Users for 2 seconds only if they deal at least 20 damage. Mines that are too close to generators will never ragdoll.
- Mines that detonate "naturally" (i.e. ticking down to 0/being stepped on) can damage (and potentially ragdoll) multiple Users simultaneously. Direct hits cannot do this.

This minigame does not have chording (an input that automatically uncovers all unflagged neighboring cells around a square if the flags around it correspond to its number).
"50/50s" can appear, which are situations where there is a risk of clicking on a mine even with optimal gameplay due to there being multiple possible mine positions.
If disarming fails, the mine will quickly beep 5 times.
Mines will not beep while they are being disarmed.
Mines that are too close to generators will require F to be held for 5 seconds, but no minigame is required to disarm them. These mines can also only deal at most 20 damage.
Because mines can be armed on any surface they land on, this means that some locations are completely unreachable for disarming.

The closer and faster a User moves by a mine, the faster it will tick.
For whatever reason, Sweepware does not have this.

Mines that detonate "naturally" (i.e. ticking down to 0/being stepped on) can damage (and potentially ragdoll) multiple Users simultaneously. Direct hits cannot do this.

Implant (Shoot).mp3

Implant (Plant).mp3

Detonate

Key: EType: ActiveCooldown: 6 seconds (1 mine detonated) / 12 seconds (2 mines detonated) / 18 seconds (3 mines detonated)

"Hold up your cursor arm and reveal all mine positions. You may click up to 3 mines at a time to rapidly drain their ticks, causing them to detonate. Each mine detonated increased the cooldown of detonate by 6 seconds."

On use, Sweep enters an aiming stance, where their movement speed is slightly slowed. If no mines have been detonated, you can manually cancel Detonate for a 3 second cooldown. Cancelling Detonate after at least one mine has been detonated will apply a cooldown depending on the number of mines that have been detonated. Detonate automatically ends after detonating 3 mines. Sweep cannot be stunned out of Detonate.
Global sound cues play on entering and exiting Detonate. While Detonate is active, mines will not tick down, and Users will see a red wifi symbol above every mine.
The damage and ragdoll calculation is the same for manual detonations as natural detonations.

Detonate (Activation).mp3

Detonate (Cancelling).mp3

Solver

Key: RType: ActiveCooldown: 15 seconds

"Highlights all users within a 120 stud diameter of you or any of your mines for 10 seconds."

Solver.mp3

Tipsedit

Don't rely on your mines to do all the work; make sure you're applying pressure on Users to put them in bad spots and lead them or others into your mines to spread damage.
Mines have high knockback. On maps with pits, it can be smart to place mines in positions where they could easily knock players off the map.
Use Sweep's larger hitbox to your advantage; despite it making you more susceptible to stuns, it also allows you to scale or walk over things that most characters in the game can't access normally, letting you cut Users off or simply move more efficiently.
Placing mines on areas which require jumping to access (such as the roofs in Retrolarp,) means Users are more likely to set them off in case they fail to move past it.
Don't put all your mines in a single area, as your limit can slowly but surely be reached.
The disarming minigame takes up a large amount of a User's screen—thus, Sweep can easily sneak up on inattentive players who are disarming mines.
Be careful when placing mines close to downed Users, as they are (currently) still able to disarm them.
Be mindful of who you leave for LMS, as depending on the map and your playstyle, certain Users can pose a serious risk of escaping.
- Roflpix is capable of running across the map and can take advantage of Sweep's underwhelming mobility to more easily use Camcheck for power regeneration.
- Nyan can maneuver around mines and keep herself out of danger with Slide and Tartshare, keeping herself at high enough health to tank hits and run further.
- Dante can also be quite threatening with their extended stun times, paired with Sweep's larger hitbox to more easily land stuns and prevent detonations.
If you have already downed a User and another tries to go for a revive, you can try to shoot at the downed User with your mines to deal immense damage towards that other User, potentially downing or outright killing them.

Triviaedit

Sweep and Captain Limewire are the second-tallest Terminators, only behind BLOCKBOY.
Sweep turned evil after their OS was corrupted, which occurred due to gradual degradation over time and brain damage caused by an explosion. This caused their minesweeper protocol to constantly be active and perceive the Users as threats.
Sweep is currently the weakest Terminator in PURSUITCORE.
Sweep talks like: "tthe qquick bbrown ffox jjumps oover tthe llazy ddog"
- All lowercase, the first letter of every word is doubled
Sweep does not care about the other Terminators.^[1]
Sweep is on a No-Fly list, thus they cannot board an airplane.^[2]

Changelogedit

STRIFE: ACT 1 ▪︎ [ 05/16/26 ]

Fixed mines bypassing iframes.
Stuns can cancel Implant.

watch me patch again update ▪︎ [ 02/22/26 ]

Fixed 666's hurtbox.

END OF ACT 3: INTERMISSION 1 ▪︎ [ 02/19/26 ]

Sweep's 666 skin was added.
Fixed Sweepware's hitbox.

mini update ▪︎ [ 02/07/26 ]

Implant reworked: Now lets you shoot mines instead of having to plant them, up to 3 mines. Cooldown depends on amount of mines shot. Mines can also hit Users, detonating and damaging without ragdoll.
Detonate now allows you to detonate up to 3 mines, in addition to giving slowness rather than forcing walk.
Almost all M1 hitboxes were slightly adjusted.

Block and Awe ▪︎ [ 01/01/26 ]

Reduced size of Mine sparks.
Sweep's Sweepware skin was added.
Sweep received a new Gamerpic.
Cubic Sweep received a new chase theme.

Sorry for No Updatesuh Update ▪︎ [ 12/09/25 ]

Implant's cooldown increased to 7 (From 6).
Mines can no longer damage Users with I-Frames.
Detonate now has a 0.5 delay before mines begin ticking down.
Mines gained prompt priority.
Mines now have sparks that intensify as they lose ticks.

(the highly controversial) yuh update ▪︎ [ 11/25/25 ]

Sweep's Nerfed skin was added.

muh update ▪︎ [ 11/13/25 ]

Sweep's Host skin was made unobtainable due to Spam-o-Ween ending.
Sweep received a new chase theme.

tuh update ▪︎ [ 11/12/25 ]

Mines near generators disarm time reduced to 2 seconds (from 5).
Mine damage reduced to 35 (from 30).
Run speed reduced to 35 (from 36).
Excise hitbox decreased.

Untitled Update ▪︎ [ 11/02/25 ]

A maximum of 10 mines can be placed at once.
Rather than a Minesweeper minigame, mines that are placed near generators are now disarmed by holding F for 5 seconds.
Failing minesweeper minigame provides a longer cooldown to mine disarming, but prevents beeping within that cooldown.
Increased the font size for mine beeps.
Mines now glow brighter the less beeps they have.

cuh update ▪︎ [ 10/29/25 ]

All Users' and Terminators' hitboxes were made more consistent and smaller.

guh update ▪︎ [ 10/25/25 ]

Dash distance from Excise increased.
Mine explosion damage increased to 35 (from 25).
Disarming a mine will no longer cause it to explode immediately, but instead makes it rapidly beep 5 times.
Mines that are being disarmed will not beep down.
Sweep's Host skin was added.
Fixed sliding issues with Sweep's Cubic and Modded skins.

Screentime Patch 1 ▪︎ [ 10/19/25 ]

Excise hitbox increased.

Sanguine Screentime ▪︎ [ 10/18/25 ]

Iframes after stun increased to 5 seconds (from 3) for all Terminators.
Sweep was added to Pursuitcore.
Sweep's Cubic and Modded skins were added.