Metals attributes.

[Pakislav 120]

Hey, with all the various types of metals and alloys I find myself confused as to their properties with no available source of information on the subject. The wiki only has information on heat levels and tiers.

So which metals are better? What are their statistics? Is Bismuth Bronze better then normal Bronze? While we are at it we could write a Wiki article on the subject.

[Vlad 73]

Hey, with all the various types of metals and alloys I find myself confused as to their properties with no available source of information on the subject. The wiki only has information on heat levels and tiers.

So which metals are better? What are their statistics? Is Bismuth Bronze better then normal Bronze? While we are at it we could write a Wiki article on the subject.

It's not allowed to post numbers about the game.

But it's known that Bronze is the best at it's tier, after that I think it's Bismuth Bronze.

And that each next tier will always be better. (I think)

[Kimbblesrath 503]

Like Vlad said, it is a game of experimentation. Posting numbers would make it a "numbers game" as Bioxx said (or was it Dunk?), and take all the fun and experimentation out of it.

[dunkleosteus 2,425]

as a game dev I shall tell you these things without numbers (but you should really just experiment for yourself, thats how real peoples learn about metals another thing to keep in mind is that metals get better with the tiers, which sort of follow the progression of technology and metallurgy irl, which for the most part coincides with finding better metals)

Of the three starter tiers, bismuth is the worst, then zinc and then tin as the best.

Of the bronzes, bismuth bronze is so bad that bronze's 3 copper ingots still give a better value/copper ingot than bismuth bronze's two copper ingots.

Iron is better than bronze.

Steel is better than iron.

Black steel is better than steel.

Red and blue steel are the best.

Other metals currently can't make tools, but more non-tool based metal items will be introduced in the future

[Vlad 73]

as a game dev I shall tell you these things without numbers (but you should really just experiment for yourself, thats how real peoples learn about metals another thing to keep in mind is that metals get better with the tiers, which sort of follow the progression of technology and metallurgy irl, which for the most part coincides with finding better metals)

Of the three starter tiers, bismuth is the worst, then zinc and then tin as the best.

Of the bronzes, bismuth bronze is so bad that bronze's 3 copper ingots still give a better value/copper ingot than bismuth bronze's two copper ingots.

Iron is better than bronze.

Steel is better than iron.

Black steel is better than steel.

Red and blue steel are the best.

Other metals currently can't make tools, but more non-tool based metal items will be introduced in the future

But the most critical question is still remains:

Blue or Red ??

[Just_Another_Guy_:) 1,066]

But the most critical question is still remains:

Blue or Red ??

Red.

The texture is f+cking awesome for the armors.

(and yes, i got the Matrix reference )

[dunkleosteus 2,425]

But the most critical question is still remains:

Blue or Red ??

they are entirely equal. What ever floats your boat.

This is my opinion on the matrix as well.

[Vlad 73]

Lol, I wasn't even referring to matrix (completely forgot about that )

[Just_Another_Guy_:) 1,066]

Lol, I wasn't even referring to matrix (completely forgot about that )

Well, that's because you picked the wrong pill

[Pakislav 120]

Or... the right one? ;P

[Vlad 73]

I'm surprised they are equal, I thought one was more durable and the other faster/stronger.

[dunkleosteus 2,425]

I'm surprised they are equal, I thought one was more durable and the other faster/stronger.

nope

[1SDAN 38]

nope

You have to admit though, that would be cool.

[Just_Another_Guy_:) 1,066]

You have to admit though, that would be cool.

nope

'nough said.

[Pakislav 120]

nope