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10th October

Pronouciation: (ee jehr ess see uhm) "Aegis," powerful protection in mythology (Defense Half.) "Ares," Greek god of war (Offense Half.) Creating Aegaresium.

regen material dray alloy conv layered

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008cff 11th November

this is a bomb
TPTbomb 19th October

@TheSingularity: can you change edge mode to void and turn off ambient heat, both of those cause issues when testing weapons
Jakav 12th October

I discovered this the hard way myself: LSNS can never "see" FILT unless FILT is the only thing in a pixel. It makes everything much more difficult. Sorry, I should have mentioned that earlier.
TheSingularity 12th October

Alright, I'll take the CLNE advice keeping the PCLN for PHOT. And I'll be fixing the LSNS and the other electronics underneath everything.
Jakav 11th October

There are two things that are noticeably broken on this. First, there is LSNS without FILT to serialize from; the LSNS is useless. Second, PCLN is used when CLNE would work better. PCLN can be unpowered with PCLN regen killers. TPTbomb was the first to do this, I think. CLNE works always. Use PCLN when you are making PHOT, though, as it makes PHOT very reliably, in all 8 pixels around it.
Jakav 11th October

The maximum power of things has already been achieved by doing that; it has made something literally indestructible with particle order advantage. In the end, the goal is beating weapons / materials with their established rules.
Jakav 11th October

Thank you! As for the particle order thing, yeah, that's basically how it works. I treat bunkers / materials / walls as being placed first, with weapons placed after, and having higher particle order. If anything is allowed for materials / weapons, whichever thing updates first in a save wins, by DRAY-ing DMND onto the other thing.
TheSingularity 10th October

So if a device destroys another device in both particle orders (First or last) it is the winner. For ties, say if device1 can destroy 60% of device2 faster, first in particle order than device2 can destroy 60% of device1, first in particle order, then device1 is stronger. If that ties then the devices are equally powerful.
TheSingularity 10th October

There seems to be a problem in powerscaling materials and weapons, and that would the particle order. Say if a weapon destroys a material, then is destroyed itself after switching the weapon and material particle order, who really is the winner?
TheSingularity 10th October

Here's a undamaged form of Aegaresium ID:3160107 .

The Powder Toy

Reach For Invincibility by TheSingularity

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