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Starts in an alternate early 1940s,with armored mechs having become the main vehichles of war shortly after WWI.Leave name,flag,and color to join.Credit to Coffee for the map

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Aeiouman 11th February

(btw its aeiouman's brother so sorry jansuki if im misunderstanding this)
Builderbob101 11th February

Aeiouman: a super strong magnet can affect non magnetic stuff but it has to be incredibly strong
Aeiouman 11th February

Yes, but silicon is not magnetic, nor is limestone, quartz, and water, or anything used in concrete. The few bits of metal that may be in there are too little or too weak to be affected by the magnets, and most metals are not magnetic.
jansuki 11th February

BY INSIDE I MEAN THE WHOLE REACTOR
jansuki 11th February

NO BRO YOU PUT THE MATERIALS OUTSIDE THE REACTOR SO THE INSIDE OF THE REACTOR IS SAFE
Aeiouman 11th February

Also if it redirects it the fields can redirect the stuff to a place where there is little to no metal, like upwards or downwards.
Builderbob101 11th February

Aeiouman: isn't concrete a mixture of a bunch of rocks minerals and stuff
Aeiouman 11th February

Builderbob do you mean the magnets? Because although steel can be magnetic, other metal alloys can be used to make supports, and most of the building is probably made of concrete.
Aeiouman 11th February

step 1: insulation. step 2: redirection panels. Step 3: supports and chemcial protection. step 4: more non-magnetic supports (basically every single metal!!!) and chemical protection behind the insulation. step 5: check the insulation and stuff for damage after reacting
Builderbob101 11th February

jansuki: so it still affects the outside of the reactor

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