Jakav
Jakav
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20th August
22nd August
This is the weapon that I have been working on for the last few months. It's designed to work while getting attacked by DRAY weapons. Have fun using it! It might be the last eraser I make.
indestructible dray cray eraser subframe 2eld

Comments

  • BillNyeTheDrayGuy
    BillNyeTheDrayGuy
    23rd August
    kinda smart ngl
  • BillNyeTheDrayGuy
    BillNyeTheDrayGuy
    23rd August
    Thanks, added that to my eraser now.
  • DRZOIDBERG
    DRZOIDBERG
    23rd August
    Figh regeneration was really a pointless endevor, as it was slightly less effeiciant than ligh regen already was, so It always confused me why ppl used it.
  • TPTbomb
    TPTbomb
    22nd August
    @BillNyeTheDrayGuy there was a FIGH alloy that could indefinitely resist erasers, the FIGH counters that, the PROT is there so you can't fill particle cap to beat the eraser, I think
  • BillNyeTheDrayGuy
    BillNyeTheDrayGuy
    22nd August
    what even is figh regen cancellation, or what is that layered prot for?
  • scottie10
    scottie10
    22nd August
    how about my op bomb :(
  • BillNyeTheDrayGuy
    BillNyeTheDrayGuy
    22nd August
    lmao upside down tuw
  • AerospaceFan
    AerospaceFan
    22nd August
    yeah it seems pretty good
  • Jakav
    Jakav
    21st August
    Yeah, you could call it that. That in turn uses the surfacing mechanic. The SPRK (TESC) goes to zero life, which make it surface, so then I can apply CONV on it and eventually make FILT. And then, the moment it's been used, it's converted right back to SPRK (TESC), so it surfaces again in 4 frames. Using this mechanic actually makes the weapon weaker when it has prio, which is interesting.
  • TPTbomb
    TPTbomb
    21st August
    I'd name one of the new technologies this employs ghost/phantom FILT, it appears to create FILT, set ctype to 0x10000003 using vsns with PHOT, then delete it, all in the same frame