PLSM and FIRE

  • Xyz
    22nd Aug 2021 Member 1 Permalink

    A simple suggestion. When FIRE gets heated to 2499.85°C (according to wiki) it becomes PLSM. When PLSM goes lower than 2499.85°C it still stays PLSM. Could you make it so when PLSM goes below 2499.85°C it becomes FIRE?

  • RamenNoods
    22nd Aug 2021 Member 2 Permalink

    But when you spark NBLE, it turns into PLSM (~2100°C). Which would mean sparking NBLE would create FIRE. It doesn't make sense.

  • MachineMan
    23rd Aug 2021 Member 1 Permalink

    @Xyz (View Post)

     Well that's never gonna happen.

  • jacob1
    23rd Aug 2021 Developer 3 Permalink
    This is unlikely to happen because of how much it would break. FIRE and PLSM are different things and none of the reactions were designed with this state change in mind. Anything that looks for FIRE would break when it's now PLSM instead.

    (@RamenNoodlesGuy's example is good, because I don't have any specific reactions that would break at the moment, but that one definitely will)
  • Xyz
    24th Aug 2021 Member 1 Permalink

    Oh ok thanks!