Vanadium Tetracarbide (alloy) by DRZOIDBERG

DRZOIDBERG

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9th April

10th April

An incredibly resiliant alloy that is capable of taking a serious beating without giving up. its heat resiliant and has minimal regenerative capabilitys. enjoy yourself trying to destroy it :).

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Comments

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  TheFPSKiller 11th April
  FILT can absolutely be destroyed with acidic corrosion. You're not making sense.
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  DRZOIDBERG 11th April
  so I choose to use others that are vunrabe to more conventional methods of destruction
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  DRZOIDBERG 11th April
  by indestuctable, I don't mean compleatly and I apologize for the poor choice of words. when I said indestructable I meant the matirals that cannot be destroyed with heat pressure or acidic corrosion. filt is destructable by pretty much only amtr,sing,bomb,and dest, wich fee lare kinda cheaty and should not be needed to destroy an in game material.
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  TheFPSKiller 11th April
  filt is destructable???? if you can use filt then you can use conv
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  DRZOIDBERG 11th April
  Also, I only use destructable matirials, and don't use void,whol,filt,any type of sensor,clne,dmnd,cray,dray,tesc,swch,emp, ECT
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  DRZOIDBERG 11th April
  if you fill the save with ehole which would negate any effects of the damiging particles entering ehole as they would be starting in it, shows absolutly no change in results.
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  DRZOIDBERG 11th April
  when experimenting with 4 layer itterrations of the design it has shown that even under 5 layers particles from explosions will overlap witout breaking the matirial causing bhol to form anyway. any allow over 3 layers is at high risk of turning into bhol when hit by large explosions. also ehole does not convert other particles into layers of the alloy, as that is not how ehole works.
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  DRZOIDBERG 11th April
  it falls apart without ehole becuase it becomes bhol
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  TheFPSKiller 10th April
  the only reason your alloy is strong is because the EHOLE just so happens to convert any destructive particles into another layer on your alloy. this system falls apart without EHOLE.
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  TheFPSKiller 10th April
  youre using ehole not as a fundamental to the alloy (see: verna, nanbyte), youre using ehole because you cant make your alloy fit in 5 layers