Let's start up with a quick explanation. You guys have diamond as being the indestructible property in the game. As indestructible as wall. In fact, it technically is the regular wall, but a different colour and easier to create things with. Now comes an interesting event. Diamonds are not indestructible. Scientists have now turned some test diamonds into puddles. They placed 10 million times the atmospheric pressure at sea level over diamonds and turned them into puddles. Now saying this, the pressure system in your game is not perfect. I've gotten a max 2 billion pressure out of some of my bombs. It may not be enough to liquidize you gamees diamonds if this new idea goes in, but it does bring about the possibility of deforming, or breaking, diamond. With this being said, I propose an idea of making diamond a not-so indestructible mateerial. Of course it'll be a long time, if this comes to fruition, before users do break diamond. 

The powder toy isn't really a base for realism. You can have realistic builds, but some won't ever be realistic. In this case, the addition of Adamantine. Adamantium would be the name when you hover over the four digit abbreviation, but you get the drift. Adamantine means indestructible. The new material in the powder toy that will not break. As it stands, you guys have it so that you can't make diamonds in the game. You can only utilize them from the list. That's how Adamantium would be. Not creatable. The abbreviation being ADMT. 

Now to go to a new level, you will not have to change the temperature or pressure scale. You see, diamonds are formed through a carbon based material going through recrystalization from extreme pressure. Put it this way. Stone can hypothetically form Limestone at around 100.00 pressure in game. 

Then the Limestone can be pressurized to 256.00 and turn into diamonds from another set of recrystalization through excessive pressure. Now you have diamonds. 

A greater way to have this is to make it so that Limestone, abbreviation LSTN, is a secret property like LOVE. Only found when searching up the property list. When people make pressure bombs and test them on Stone, the Stone will form Limestone, and if they test it again, the Limestone will turn into Diamond. 

As it is, you're just adding two new materials into the game, and fixing the properties of another. As it's possible to get over a billion pressure in the game, make it so that Diamond can be liquidized at around 1,000,000,000.00 pressure. 

As it is, this update idea makes it so that your game is more in the realm of reality, but actually adding in something that IS indestructible. Update 92.7 

@jacob1 (View Post)

Who can actually say what pressure isn't realistic? One billion pressure may not be achieved for some time, but it dooesn't mean it's not possible. Also, my bombs go beyond 2 billion pressure for about 3 frames. If you choose not to believe me, then set the ctype of snow to sing. Then set the tmp of snow to 99999999999999. Then set the temp of snow to 9999. Bam, over 1 billion pressure. You guys have a cap set, but breaking that cap isn't difficult in the least. On top of that, It may even be impossib;e to stop the breakge of your pressure cap. 

@ExplosivePowderGuy (View Post)

If you read what I wrote roperly, you'd see that these features are just ideas. Very nice ideas, but just ideas. 

@jacob2 (View Post)

Just add Possible to the beginning of the title. jacob1 and jacob2. That's a bit new. I don't really understand why wall is a thing if Diamond plays the same purpose. One is a separate colour and harder to decorate with, but does serve as a boundary. The other is just easier to use. 

@jacob1 (View Post)

 Yeah, it's not at all difficult to exceed 2 billion pressure. At the moment, I'm trying to exceed 10 billion pressure per frame. Mightt be impossible, but exceeding 2 is a great start.