bestcrafter29zb
bestcrafter29zb
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15th Mar 2025
11th September
A pole of TPT's strongest alloys i will update this regularly if you think you have something stronger put the number in the chat and i will review it. if you have a suggestion i will also review those.
alloy alloys strong strongest record teir list

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  • powderReaper976
    powderReaper976
    15th September
    id:3310193 can resist particle capers.
  • DRZOIDBERG
    DRZOIDBERG
    14th September
    verna is realy outdated, I can name several of your alloys Dmaruss that are more effective than verna
  • Dmaruss
    Dmaruss
    14th September
    Verna should be at least at 2nd or smth
  • DRZOIDBERG
    DRZOIDBERG
    12th September
    TheFPSKiller: gng, we've been over this already
  • Jakav
    Jakav
    12th September
    @Builderbob101 Obviously not; that would defeat the purpose.
  • Builderbob101
    Builderbob101
    12th September
    Jakav: may I interest you in the strongest weapon just delete the powder and anything will be destroyed
  • TheFPSKiller
    TheFPSKiller
    12th September
    verna still mogs all of them
  • Jakav
    Jakav
    12th September
    id:2844459 after !set type pbcn pcln Both Rebirth Zenith and my alloy are vulnerable to particle cappers and overstackers. Particle cappers, trivially. With overstackers, you need the right ones. And if you want my alloy to behave like yours around overstackers, just do !set ctype clne phot, and then it has all those advantages, without the vulnerability to regen killing.
  • DRZOIDBERG
    DRZOIDBERG
    11th September
    I would like to know which overstackers, regen killers, and particle cappers you are refering to that can destroy Rebirth Zenith that can not destroy your alloy
  • Jakav
    Jakav
    11th September
    So, I consider rebirth zenith weaker than the alloy I made recently, as it fails to PCLN-based regen killers, overstackers, and particle cappers, while the alloy I made recently surives regen killers. I suppose you could consider rebirth zenith as "stronger" in that it could potentially last longer (I haven't tested). It doesn't seem useful to do that, though; it's just a delay. It seems to me like alloys come in tiers of strength, defined by what types of weapons they can resist.