Does anyone have suggestions on bunkers?

  • Klazuthed
    7th Mar 2019 Member 0 Permalink

    I am looking to make the perfect bunker through non-op means. Currently, I'm having a problem matter detroyers like dest, sing, and antimatter. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Here is a link to my most durable and updated bunker yet: https://powdertoy.co.uk/Browse/View.html?ID=2393993

  • Nunnhem
    1st Apr 2019 Member 0 Permalink

    first of all, i wouldnt reccomend making a curved wall. it is harder to do things like small layers and mechanisms. As far as im concerned, its nearly impossable to make a wall invulnerable to those elements. A possible solution is to make pressure or gravity to push those away however, dest is anti- air so it is attracted by high pressure. in other words, this is going to be very hard.

  • _Theo
    2nd Apr 2019 Member 0 Permalink

    What would "NON-OP" means include?

  • Nunnhem
    2nd Apr 2019 Member 0 Permalink

    every element has some unique weakness

  • Atari
    3rd Apr 2019 Member 0 Permalink
    It really depends on the extent of what you want to defend against. A bunker build to block one element will generally fall to another. I really don't think you can beat all three without some serious consideration into layering and property manipulation.
  • Brian101
    6th Apr 2019 Member 0 Permalink

    It is possible but takes an insane amount of effort and research. Consider using regenerating walls (CRAY or SHLD). Also, think about making a BRAY force field. A GPMP field would be great against DEST and AMTR. However, don't, and I mean it, use GPMP on SING. It is a recipe for disaster as it will spread the SING everywhere. Maybe, make a DETC system that when it detects DEST, SING or AMTR, it sends out a field of TRON or ANAR. MORT would be useful for blocking the DEST attacks. Although MORT causes a bit of lag, it is useful in bunkers as a last hope kind of thing. The MORT will fly around everywhere and they will make SMKE. The SKME will be destroyed but the bunker will be safe.

    Edited once by Brian101. Last: 7th Apr 2019