GBMB in the force catagory.
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ok... your updated suggestions don't really seem right to me. If we are going to move ISZS to solid, we would also move ISOZ to liquids. ISOZ emits PHOT, it's very radioactive like. VIBR is an explosive, but it's also weird and radioactive like, which is why I put it there. -
Well FUSE and FSEP are both what they sound like, fuses, for bombs, or lighting stuff on fire, it kinda makes sense to put them in explosives, and BVBR is a powder yes but ISOZ is a liquid and it's still in radioactive, and it even has a solid counterpart, ISZS that's also in radioactive, it would make sense to put BVBR in radioactive
if you went by that logic then you'd have to put URAN and PLUT in powder, ISZS and VIBR in solid, ISOZ, DEUT, and EXOT in liquid, WARP to gas, and the rest (PHOT, NEUT, ELEC, AMTR, SING) to special, i don't think anybody would like that, also GBMB is a bomb, it says it right in the name, it should stay in explosives, where bombs are
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Ok will VIBR be half Explosive and Radioactive. Off-Topic: will there be new element's on the new version coming out Like TIME? btw warp should be in gas and antimater.
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@NUCLER_FOX (View Post)
Solid, liquid, and gas are for elements that have no special properties that makes them belong anywhere else. So explosive powders so in explosives, radioactive liquids go in radioactive, and detecting detectors go in sensors. I guess i'll ask Simon about it then... because that does mean Fuse stuff goes in explosives and bvbr in radioactive. FUSE should definitely go to explosives though. Not sure about the powder versions, but maybe. -
Well the powder (or liquid) versions are just that a different form with exactly the same properties, FSEP is exactly the same as FUSE just it can move, it still can do everything FUSE can just in powder form, ergo it's just as explosive related as FUSE, same as BVBR and VIBR, same as ISOZ and ISZS, same as RBDM and LRBD
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LBRD should be in liquids.
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No it shouldn't, it's primarily an explosive, not primarily a liquid
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Yes, Liquid Rubudium is a Primarily explosive. @jacob1 is VIBR turning into a Explosive or staying Radioactive?.
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@NUCLER_FOX (View Post)
For the sake of space in the menus and common sense, just leave it in the radioactive section. As for all the other radioactives and other explosives, just leave them where they are! -__-
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@NUCLER_FOX (View Post)
VIBR is definitely staying in radioactive, I won't move it. (Also, I won't move anything else you suggested, they just don't make much sense.)
