TPT's Decade-Long Secret: The Second Str
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This forum discussion is full of errors, we are making a team to find the solution.
Edited once by DatOneFishVustono. Last: 26th July -
HEAC also can't be called the second strongest element in the game, as it can be destroyed by LIGH, in addition to the usual all-destroying elements (BOMB, DEST, SING, VIRS, AMTR) and electronics/"cheats" (CRAY, DRAY, CONV).
FRME and properly treated VIBR are much stronger (vulnerable to fewer of the listed effects). And since the standard for "strongest element" is DMND, it is strange that you do not even try to consider CLNE, which is also invulnerable to many "all-destroying" elements.
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Look, we're gonna have to make a research team for this I guess, there are too much strong elements, this is a better solution.
Edited once by DatOneFishVustono. Last: 25th July -
HEAC can also be destroyed by the virus
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Alright, we should probably start a team if this is complicated @pacmanfan123 @EnganK, do you guys wanna join?
Research: I discovered soap might be something.. If it was to be solid, acid WOULD go through it, so soap is probably crossed off.
Research: HEAC can easily be eaten by virus and acid. Crossed off.
Research: RSSS is weaker than HEAC, easily deformed by virus or acid. Crossed off.
Research: CLNE is just like HEAC. Crossed off.
Research: VOID is just CLNE. Crossed off.
Edit: GOL, GAS, TOOLS elements don't count
Edited 4 times by DatOneFishVustono. Last: 26th July -
I can't go through 130+ elements by myself ;-;
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For the vast majority of elements, their properties regarding whether they are the "strongest" are fairly obvious (they are not).
There is a whole table describing the "destructibility" of each element:3232887View Save 3232887
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Edited once by DatOneFishVustono. Last: 26th July -
Really important thing to note, as listed by JonaHungary themselves, is that this ranking was made with bombs in mind (nukes, azures, or just conventional (or unconventional) explosives. As such, it neglects thing such as acid, which I believe is able to destroy the second largest group of elements (behind those that can move themselves off screen (powders, liquids and gasses) as most elements can be dissolved.
Also, C tier is kinda wild to me, as psts and pste, as well as all 3 forms of bizr, can move themselves off screen at normal temperatures and pressures.
