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I noticed something that made me very happy today.Just for that, Imma go downvote it! Multiple times! For the evulz!Spoiler (click to show/hide)
Nearly four years, and on Youtube to boot. That's how good he is.
UPDATE: Stretch Goal achieved! They're a goin' in game at launch!
So basically 3D printing, but they use magical transporter technology instead of a series of tubes.Seems like a combination of teleportation and alchemy. Obviously you can't make an edible meal out of, say, plastic unless you transmute it into digestible molecules.
Note the "with any luck" and the "hopefully";_;Aside from how kids that young should probably not be handling guns...
with any luck they'll learn how to be safe around them and not accidentally shoot anyone. Hopefully.
Don't count on it. There have been two news stories here about certified gun handlers accidentally shooting themselves (one during a safety demonstration...)
I was under the impression that replicators made matter directly from energy.Presumably star trek replicators need a base material to work with, too.I don't see it as any different than the replicators on star trek.
Yeah, this line of thought kinda needs to die.
The thing about food printing is that the printer needs food to print.
I'm not saying "lol printed meat is more humane than regular" or anything silly like that. Just that any reservations that concern printed food's "artificialness" would be equally applicable to things like star trek's replicators.
;_;Aside from how kids that young should probably not be handling guns...
I found a pretty cool basic-level spell: Spider Silk + Rock + Crystal Ball. Goes through walls, homes in on enemies, and the trail from the string can be murder. The trick is to aim the spell so that it orbits the enemy rather than hit it directly.Picked up the D-rank Spider Silk. Fired it towards (but not directly at) a 500HP training dummy. The thing orbited around so much that it killed 3 of them before dissipating. 1,500+ damage in a very early-level spell seems pretty impressive to me.
