TheNik
TheNik
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22nd Jan 2017
22nd Jan 2017
The VRSG fuel lasts as long as COAL, but burns > 59% hotter, meaning it generates that much more energy, and thus making it that much more efficient than COAL. The only major drawback is that handling VRSG is extremely difficult and dangerous. Enjoy!
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Comments

  • TheNik
    TheNik
    23rd Jan 2017
    manhong2112: I see, that proves your claim. Again, if you wish, I may either make this save private or take it down at all.
  • TheNik
    TheNik
    23rd Jan 2017
    SlazZer: I never claimed it to be either easy to handle or have a high specific impulse in certain rocket drives - the latter of which still can't be found out definitely, as the specific impulse is a very... well, specific number.
  • TheNik
    TheNik
    23rd Jan 2017
    eden1115: I am not sure what you mean, but if I understood correctly, then you just described the problem I already mentioned in the description.
  • TheNik
    TheNik
    23rd Jan 2017
    Author: Well, you have a point here. I knew that it regenerates by "eating" the fire and that it's a gas, but I didn't connect these two. Thanks, and sorry for my stupidity.
  • manhong2112
    manhong2112
    23rd Jan 2017
    @TheNik, i don't think i am the first, i just mean maybe someone used it in somewhere, although i also never saw that...btw vrsg is only a part of my save. id:1997427
  • SlazZer
    SlazZer
    23rd Jan 2017
    The truth 2094231
  • eden1115
    eden1115
    23rd Jan 2017
    but how can u store the gas instead of gravity pumps or diamonds
  • Self_Destruct
    Self_Destruct
    23rd Jan 2017
    That reminds me... whenever somebody makes an "impenetrable" wall, I just make a VIRS bomb and light it on fire. Lol.
  • CTpyromaniac1337
    CTpyromaniac1337
    23rd Jan 2017
    The only difference between virus and virus gas is just that. One's a gas. They both act the same. Except the fact that virus gas burns.
  • Author
    Author
    22nd Jan 2017
    @TheNik VRSG assimilates the fire as it is burned. If it did not do this it would all burn up incredibly fast.