ReallyJustDont
ReallyJustDont
77 / 7
20th Sep 2021
20th Sep 2021
"Now, I know this thing's material sheet says it's conductive, but whatever you do, DO NOT spark it. It heats up when it conducts, and at this point it's so dense and radioactive it's basically a frozen azure bomb. Just don't touch it, okay?"
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Comments

  • peacefrog
    peacefrog
    22nd Sep 2021
    Tritium carbonate has not been created yet and it has an almost 0% chance of being extremely volatile. This is incorrect on that even 18000000000000000 KG of it wouldn't do anything. Next time learn about theese things.
  • bryiscool
    bryiscool
    22nd Sep 2021
    im calling it ice cube
  • bryiscool
    bryiscool
    22nd Sep 2021
    its a frozen 75% azure bomb
  • MamaSwiss
    MamaSwiss
    22nd Sep 2021
    I feel like 18 exagrams of TNT would be more explosive than this.
  • Andy_Sunrise
    Andy_Sunrise
    22nd Sep 2021
    more like 18 exagrams of... JOE MAMA
  • FusionGamingTH
    FusionGamingTH
    22nd Sep 2021
    Coooool One +1
  • Pexy
    Pexy
    21st Sep 2021
    bunborg: yes ik this doesnt have the azure lotus mechanism, it just looks like an azure explosion so i referred to that.
  • VIBR
    VIBR
    21st Sep 2021
    Imma work out how much heat this produces per square, because damn thats some good stuff right there.
  • ReallyJustDont
    ReallyJustDont
    21st Sep 2021
    pinecone after placing ice, use prop tool or console to set its ctype to sing and its tmp to (number from 1 to 60000 or something). instead of water, it will "melt" into 0-life sing that instantly explodes. you can use snow or lava instead of ice and it will have a similar effect. debug mode also helps
  • GodOfChaos
    GodOfChaos
    21st Sep 2021
    pinecone:set the ctype of snow to sing and tmp to [insert insane number here]