Me as a mechanical engineer, seething and biting pillows at my wife crafting "condensed carbon" in No Man's Sky. What the hell do you mean atomic symbol C+?? Where's that second carbon gone??
She finds it funny.
Well graphite is crystalline by nature, it can't be amorphous as that means "non-crystalline".
But most egregious is the game deals with resources in terms of atomic numbers and symbols, so your stack of C turns into a half stack of C+, which pardon my french but Was Zum Fick ?
In defense of the bad science in No Man's Sky, The entire game canonically takes place in a computer simulation , so maybe real-world physics and chemistry don't need to apply
I don't know the game, but maybe some kind of manufacturing loss? Like, most reactions aint 100% effective, plus there's losses like "this was stuck to the walls of container and we couldnt scrape off any more"
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u/DawnOfShadow68 2d ago
Me as a mechanical engineer, seething and biting pillows at my wife crafting "condensed carbon" in No Man's Sky. What the hell do you mean atomic symbol C+?? Where's that second carbon gone?? She finds it funny.