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oneinterestedinspace 14th October

also +1
oneinterestedinspace 14th October

bcln didn't get deleted because i placed it at the top of the screen :)
TheFPSKiller 13th October

EMP greatly weakens it, but does not fully disable it.
BombsAway 13th October

EMP disables it.
trcmkr 13th October

za warudo +1
Aeiouman 13th October

holy hell. good job
TheFPSKiller 12th October

help_what_im_doing: Wall is literally not a particle. It cannot be erased.
help_what_im_doing 12th October

WALL + DMND can bypass it lol
TheFPSKiller 11th October

TPTbomb: Yes, that's the whole idea. If the alloy and the eraser are both as strong as they can be, then either the alloy wins or the eraser wins. Since I want upvotes, I am demostrating how the eraser can win. Regardless, this eraser still demolishes anything weaker than NaNbyte no matter the order.
TPTbomb 11th October

It doesn't make sense to me to do it any other way, you don't test an alloy against a weapon, you test a weapon against an alloy, which means pasting a weapon in an alloy save, if the weapon can't beat it, the weapon needs to be improved. Besides, even when the weapon has unfavored particle order, the only alloy that has any chance against it is one that has some kind of built in weapons.

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