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velsuki 1st February

oh i actually did see that, using elec to cool deut is smart
IndieGameEnjoyer 1st February

Uh hey jansuki you didn't see my save related to this, it's kinda cool. I stored thrm based aestensium in meltable materials using duet based cooling modules, very compact btw. id:3330829
Gavin102938 1st February

radioactive isotope that lasts that long
IndieGameEnjoyer 22nd January

jansuki: got it, tbh this is my favorite custom vanilla element ever.
Watermelon0254 15th January

@jansuki Just now saw your reply... That actually sounds like a really good idea to stack FRZW particles... Thanks.
velsuki 13th January

what it has a reactor which is tech and how is this not original, and not a clear idea? i said it heats up for 3.4 years, the mechanism listed uses.
LogikDOS 13th January

this is not a tech-electro save i can only rate this by it self without the tag its a NON-TETP score of 20/100 its not a og idea at all and not a clear idea what it is no solid idea around it
velsuki 12th January

Actually, putting it in wifi is good, also, aestensium is general term, Thermite-Based- and Plutonium-Based- are prefixes, and for thermite aestensium, its TBA, and for plut aestensium PBA.
IndieGameEnjoyer 12th January

Also I though about it, it should be Plutaestensium, so mb ...Aestensium (there, they are prefexis that don't change the actual word). Also I made this proof of concept, didn't publish it for obvious reasons but it's just to show how THRM Aestensium is more managable than PLUT Aestensium, which if you can control that, props to you by a lot! Here: id:3324827
IndieGameEnjoyer 11th January

...estensium* mb

The Powder Toy

Aestensium. by velsuki

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