Reverse chromerald

[humble escarp]

@fallow valley 's idea, but in reverse, basically a normal metal, but also not rly. It'd be a material that changes durability drastically in a realistic temperature range, without actually melting.

It's durability being very low in hot areas, like near fire or in hot biomes, so it gets down to like 30 or something. And if you use it a few times, and get it down to let's say 25, it'll just be like that.

Untill you cool it, get it's max durability to like 300, and then realize, that the damage is... permanent so to speak. Or that it's greatness is. Because now the tool has 250 out of 300. It scales.

This is just an example, but shows it quite well i think.

[weak charm]

Not my idea

[grim current]

sounds cool

also it was @fallow valley 's

[humble escarp]

Wait ####

I can't change it wtf?

[grim current]

hehe discord rules silly

[humble escarp]

Well, it's @fallow valley's idea, sawwy

[fallow valley]

Try editing it now
You can’t edit it for like 10-15 mins after creating for some reason

[humble escarp]

there you go :D

[humble escarp]

i tend to confuse ppl, You, Mad and TimGC all have blue pfp's

[fallow valley]

I think mine is more purple/magenta
you might be colorblind

[humble escarp]

i am colorblind

-# and seemingly dislexic lol

[halcyon flume]

Seeing as Ken doesn't want durability to be a focus of tools, maybe it would be best if the change in properties just affects how efficient the tool works or how often it needs sharpening

[humble escarp]

Yeah, durability or anything simmilar basically

[humble escarp]

I don't remember him stating that, but me remembering is a rare occasion, so i feel like this has no matter here :P

[grim current]

he has i think

[halcyon flume]

It was on a livestream

[humble escarp]

Prolly