@DRZOIDBERG Unless an alloy goes to the particle limit, has multi-layer regeneration, or leaves leftover energy particles, "regen speed" is a misunderstandaing of how alloys work. I don't know which of the three you are referring to, if any. Also note that every non-attacking alloy is vulnerable to partial overstackers. Rebirth zenith can be destroyed just as easily, I think, with a more clever overstacker.
"regen speed" makes no sense. Alloy strength is the types of weapons that you can resist and/or how long you can last against those weapons. Multi-layer regeneration like @TheSingularity made is perhaps slightly stronger, but I don't think it's what you're referring to. Rebirth zenith regenerates at one layer per frame, just like the alloy I shared. Also, one of your id's is wrong. You might be right about FIGH regen causing problems; I'd need to test it. But if it didn't, it would be better.
i'm intriuged, what is it
i have a non particle cap or overstacking based eraser that demolishes every alloy here xd
Rebirth Zenith Is designed to prevent such possiblities ID:3423209
Also for example take ID:3423199 your alloy is vunrable to partial overstackers (wait for it to hit part cap and it is cut in half)
Jakav: if regen speed does not define alloy strength, then what do you suggest does, since the amount of time an alloy lasts can just be increased with layer slop, I would sayit is a rather poor estimate of alloy strength, also I don't think phantom matter was a good example, as it's regen speed is not at the same standards to which alloys today are.
figh regen can actually restrict normal pcln regen speed and they tend not to play nice together, also I was looking for the name or ID of a specific weopon that destroys Rebirth Zenith that can't destroy your alloy.
@DRZOIDBERG Regen speed does not define an alloy's strength. Phantom matter is easily destroyed; I can think of three methods. Kyrixite is similarly not near the limit. @Builderbob101 The rules only talk about what the alloy is doing. So long as the alloy doesn't actually passively destroy things, it is ok; it can have CONV.
@bestcrafter29zb I read the rules, of course. If it is the strongest, it will be difficult to tile because of how many particles it has, otherwise it wouldn't be the strongest. @DRZOIDBERG an alloy that has FIGH regeneration as well as normal regeneration is strictly better, so long as you have less than 100 particles.