Various Reaction Suggestions

  • JMBuilder
    25th Jan 2018 Member 0 Permalink

    Man, I haven't posted in years... Wazzup?

     

    Anyway, brain-dump. Here we go.

     

     

    Rubidium + Caustic Gas + Heat = Salt

    I've suggested this before and figured I'd toss it into the list. Rubidium is a close cousin of sodium and "Caustic Gas" resembles a halogen like chlorine (although maybe a little too acidic).

     

    Caustic Gas + Hydrogen + Heat = Acid

    From gas to liquid.

     

    Distilled Water + Caustic Gas = Water

    Chlorination, perhaps?

    Edited once by JMBuilder. Last: 27th Jan 2018
  • optimus2006
    26th Jan 2018 Member 0 Permalink

    This is a good idea, but this will break some saves, I believe. Maybe they should add this as the switch thing like the Water Equazation thing.

  • _Theo
    26th Jan 2018 Member 0 Permalink

    Agree, theese reactions could be useful in factories and such.

  • JMBuilder
    26th Jan 2018 Member 0 Permalink

    @optimus2006 (View Post)

     I don't think there are many substantial saves that use CAUS in heat reactions.

     

    My main concern is that CAUS might not be an adequate analog to a halogen.

  • kobalt
    26th Jan 2018 Member 0 Permalink

    why do we have to have anolags when we can just have things better than analogs.

  • JMBuilder
    26th Jan 2018 Member 0 Permalink

    @kobalt (View Post)

     Well, I wouldn't be against having an entire periodic table to work with, but I imagine it would be an absolute pain to simulate. It would almost have to be 3D.

     

    Maybe a new Halogen element could be added (HLGN or HALO or something), but I feel like it wouldn't have enough uses outside of reactions like these for it to be given priority in development. The more the better, but still.

  • kobalt
    26th Jan 2018 Member 0 Permalink

    kk kk kk

  • ParaParaPara
    27th Jan 2018 Member 0 Permalink

    @JMBuilder (View Post)

     Check my suggestions in the feedback thread if you want me to suggest a halogen type element. I'm sure, with a little research, and that ^, I can make an appropriate suggestion. 

  • jacob1
    27th Jan 2018 Developer 0 Permalink
    @JMBuilder (View Post)
    FYI, GAS + CAUS + pressure = RFRG. So the heat suggestion isn't necessary. Use pressure instead.
  • JMBuilder
    27th Jan 2018 Member 0 Permalink

    @jacob1 (View Post)

     Ah, okay. Le edit.