@@Terraw As a bonus, since the school bus has a much larger area of contact, the force would be distributed along each surface that it hit you. With a coin, that area is much much smaller, so it would really be more like an entire school bus with a giant ~.25 ft² rod on the front punching through your chest! Or face, or wherever you want. Even more fun :) As for the coin outline debate, I think you're correct to count outlines. The only time you wouldn't measure by the very outer edge is with liquids, in which case you'd use the bottom of the meniscus; that doesn't apply to plat coins though. Good vid though! Glad I subbed
Fun fact: The tsunami - a weapon that you could theoretically obtain at the same stage as the coin gun, while also being less actively tedious to obtain and instead just requiring decent technical skill - has roughly the same DPS with an archery build and holy arrows. Except, y'know, it doesn't cost an arm, a leg, a human soul, and 400,000 dollars to fire for 12 seconds.
That may be true and all, but anilating enemies with their entire life savings plus yours is a much more fun and enjoyable experience for the both of you
2:42 it would actually be more dangerous than getting hit by a school bus, because as far as i can see a platinum coin has a smaller impact area than a school bus, increasing pressure by a whole fucking lot
@@tommyspringer3693 Yes, but even then it's a massive disc of metal that would literally cut a human in half and probably royally fuck with the insides of anything bigger so it doesn't really matter that much
I feel like this is what Game Theory used to be, and then it turned into what it is today, which just feels like a massive ball of controversy sometimes, but I’m glad there’s still stuff like this being made nowadays
Ah yes if a copper coin does 1 damage then a silver coin does 100 and a gold coin does 100,000 and a platinum is enough to one shot anything in the game
@@_Xenux I'm in plastics engineering which is a pretty obscure major, but right now I'm taking calc 3, strengths 2, a Moldflow/tooling class, a thermodynamics class, O-chem but specifically for polymers, and a 1.5 credit walking class because the state demands it
@@SupremeRTS wow yeah I haven't heard of plastics engineering.. the few universities I've attended/looked at didn't offer it either. O-chem and thermodynamics were pretty gross, good luck with those. I can't speak for the other two, but what do you think of calc 3? Easier than calc 2, right?
The thing I always thought was neat about the Ranged class is how you are allowed to make yourself absurdly powerful at all points in progression as long as you are willing to grind for the best gear. I know this is also true for the other classes but for Ranged it goes beyond that. You can get the “best” weapons with a normal amount of grind, but acquiring the best ammo is extremely resource intensive. Like in pre-HM, where early on you can get Jester Arrows but since they need an inconsistently available resource to craft, they can be quite expensive. Later on in pre-HM, Unholy Arrows become available, -but if you aren’t in a Corruption world they are quite annoying to obtain- scratch that, 1.4.4 made them craftable with Vertebrae as well, but they are still very good. There’s also the Star Cannon, which by itself isn’t too hard to craft. Then you realize you need Fallen Stars to shoot the dang thing, and then all motivation to use it is lost, despite that it’s the best pre-HM ranged weapon. Lastly, late in pre-HM you can get Beenades, and although not as good as they once were, they still tear up loads of enemies and, most importantly, WoF. In HM, like what this video is about, you can get the Coin Gun, which is actually unique in the sense that not only is its best ammunition extremely resource intensive to acquire, the gun itself is a slog to obtain as well (albeit its much easier in CelebrationMk10 & GetFixedBoi worlds). There’s also the Super Star Shooter (the upgraded Star Cannon, I think that’s what it’s called), yet again needing Fallen Stars. Later, once you get yourself any type of launcher, getting the best ammo requires you to get a good bit of Shroomite Bars, which isn’t as bad as it used to be now that Glowing Mushroom biomes are much bigger in size. And finally at the end of the game, when you have beaten ML, you can craft both Luminite Arrows and Luminite Bullets, but since they require Luminite to craft, you will have to refight the longest boss battle in the game a couple times before you have a comfortable amount of the resource. I don’t know why I spent 10-15 minutes writing this long-ass comment that no one is gonna read, but here we are.
Actually pretty true. Iirc you can get Tsunami pretty much at the start of HM as long as you're skilled enough to kill Duke Fishron, which makes the rest of the game practically a breeze. Though this argument applies to the other classes as well since Duke Fishron has the strongest gear that isn't from the Pillars or the Moon Lord.
You completely neglected placable coins; making coins have at least 3 possible volumes depending on what you measure (dropped item, projectile or coin pile) I think terraria coins are inflatable.
@@spiralphoenix9839 so when a coin is dropped it duplicates on the ground but as soon as u pick one up it reverses the effect to only one coin is what your saying
The blowgun is a early game item , in the inventory the player can get seeds . Can you calculate of hard a seed can hurt you ? And how strong is the seed shot out of the dart rifle ?
I actually own a blowgun and lemme tell you *They fucking hurt.* They aren't particularly powerful weapons on their own but they can definitely leave welts in the skin similar to say, a BB gun.
I love this type of content! I've always thought applying physics to terraria would make for a great video series. If you're up for another one, I'm curious about how deadly falling stars would be, especially since in some of the new secret seeds they can kill the player in one hit. Maybe bunch it in with the starfury, star cannon and the star cloak too just to see if they actually make stars any deadlier.
This reminds me of old-school Game Theory, like when he would discuss things like the size and value of a rupee. I miss that kind of stuff, thank you for providing.
@@etheriousnatsudragneel83 the "it" is a terrarian, so that means that it's true power is unknown, for it can hold a insane amount of weight, and it seems to be an eldritch god, like moonlord, but more vicious, evil, but it changes on how you are, you can command anything, delete words by 2 clicks, "it" is unknown, but all we say they are.. is a terrarian.
Counting things' weight or/and size on each pixel is odd, because its obvious that the mass will be insanely big, and they look this big just for visibility reasons
You should use the placed down coins you can find for size reference! Like the gold coins you can find in tbe pyramid, that looks like the actual physical size as its a placed block
Basically take a small car, condense it into something that could fit on your hand, and launch it at someone at the speed of some trains. If you weren't cut almost completely in half, and it just transferred the force into your body, you would probably need new bones, and your internal organs would probably become external organs via any and all oraphices.
i feel like the item or projectile sprite aren't a good measurement of how large the platinum coin is. the item is big to be recognisable and the projectiles is long to be more visible. i think the placed block can help with the scale. as the outline of the block is not rigid like a coin would be i will be assuming it is not a part of the coin. the block is likely most accurate to the copper coin, so i will measure the copper coin and then scale up to the size of the platinum coin. the copper coin is roughly 15.25 cm tall and wide, while it is 7.125 cm thick rounding 60.96 cm up to 61 because screw freedom units. in item form the copper coin is twice as big as the item- making each pixel half as big- roughly 3.0625 cm. the platinum coin item is 2 pixels taller and 1 pixel wider than the copper coin item. this would make it 22.375 cm tall and 18.335 cm wide. the thickness of the platinum coin is hard to tell, but since none of the other coins appear to get thicker i'm just gonna assume the platinum coin won't either. so, 22.375 cm tall, 18.335 cm wide and 7.125 cm thick. how much will it weigh? absolutely no idea. i just wanted to measure it, i don't know how much it'll weigh
shockingly a week or 2 ago my friend tried to calculate the newtons the coin fires off at, so its funny to see this here, gonna have to send to him though he based it off of an actual more realistically sized platinum coin than the terraria sized one, with our reasoning being the handgun is a little too large to be very accurate, suffice to say an actual coin is a little less powerful than the metal chunk that is pixels being used for size hahaha
we cannot forget that the average terrarian can mining so fast that it cannot even touch the ground not only that but if u give a terrarian a horseshoe it would be unphased by the height of the fall, the terrarian also breaks physics so much that not only can he convert a cloud into a cube but also stand on top of it as well as making it into a solid object that will save u from falling at least 80 miles a hour constantly at minimum and u would be fine with no injuries from falling so he's above god's
I remember my server i had glitched and when i picked up my corpse's coins (was worth about 3 gold), i was suddenly greeted with the information that i picked up about 700 platinum coins, about 90 gold coins, about 60 silver coins, and about 20 copper coins
"I own a coin gun for home defense, because that's what ReLogic intended. Four pirates break into my house. 'What the devil' as I grab my coin pouch and Coin Gun. Cut the first man in half, he's dead on the spot, miss the second man because I didn't pack the gunpowder correctly and nails the neighbor's entire zoo. I have to resort to my secondary coin pouch filled with HE platinum at the stairs. 'Tally ho' the platinum shreds two men, while the extra noise and shrapnel sets off car alarms. I charge the last terrified ruffian with a spiky coin. He bleeds out waiting for the police because his several stab wounds are nigh impossible to stitch together in time. Ahhh, just as ReLogic intended."
One, that's a coilgun or railgun you're thinking of. Two, neither copper, silver, gold, nor platinum are magnetic metals. I guess they could be steel plated with precious metals.
Taking that mass for a platinum coin, they cost $45,483,672 each. If you fire 7.5 of them per second, that's $341,127,540 per second. It costs four billion dollars to fire this weapon for _twelve seconds._
You know I once had an idea about a halo and a terraria crossover,then I realize the horror the enemies of humanity Would’ve face agains the terrariant he would straight up turn covenant&brutes into paste,and would 1v1 a grave mind wile fighting it a beyond march 12 speeds the terrarian would compete with the entire unc military might against the convenant because the terrarian would wipe out most covenant ground forces before the unc troops get to fire a shot
The terraria ranger class is balanced around the material resource loss that is using ammunition, with that gun being the extreme exemple. The same can be said about mage, but mana is a time based resouce, and minions, but that scale by minion slots? Idk, never did a full minion run. Melee should, in theory, give less as you do not lose anything using it. But because the challenges were better suited to the other classes that did expend resources for power, in the end that logic turned to a pretty bad gameplay overall, that 1.4.4 buffed, and in some form breaked the balance that was before. Not saying it was a bad move. As a non-competitive game, why not make all forms of play fun. But that might have given players the idea that melee is way better than all else.
Considering all other weaponry in Terraria, I think I'd actually prefer trying to survive a bus repeatedly being launched at me, since, you know, it's doesn't even take killing the Wall of Flesh to reach a level of power similar to a demi god.
didn't realize that every day my 2000 calories is equivalent to being hit by a school bus 7-8 times, thank you very much I'll substitute that in for my diet now
Would there not be a way to handle the recoil, like having it vent most of it through projectiles ejecting diagonally around the user using the pressure? Or simply venting the pressure, that'd at least mitigate it I'm sure
it should actually weigh around 5511.56 pounds if you assume that a copper coin is a penny, then weigh based on how many copper coins are in it. there are 1m copper coins in each platinum coin, and each penny weighs about 2.5g. meaning; 5511.56 pounds.
its a good analogy (if you're confused check out 2:12 and later)
and yes i still apologize for 2:35
lmao
The bus crashing syncs with the dummy sounds💀
@@TitanChromeE thats the point :)
(Each dummy tick represents a shot, and each school bus crash does too)
@@Terraw awesum, makes sense now!
@@Terraw As a bonus, since the school bus has a much larger area of contact, the force would be distributed along each surface that it hit you. With a coin, that area is much much smaller, so it would really be more like an entire school bus with a giant ~.25 ft² rod on the front punching through your chest! Or face, or wherever you want. Even more fun :)
As for the coin outline debate, I think you're correct to count outlines. The only time you wouldn't measure by the very outer edge is with liquids, in which case you'd use the bottom of the meniscus; that doesn't apply to plat coins though.
Good vid though! Glad I subbed
Fun fact: The tsunami - a weapon that you could theoretically obtain at the same stage as the coin gun, while also being less actively tedious to obtain and instead just requiring decent technical skill - has roughly the same DPS with an archery build and holy arrows. Except, y'know, it doesn't cost an arm, a leg, a human soul, and 400,000 dollars to fire for 12 seconds.
I guess the Foundation lost its best member again, I keep seeing you everywhere again.
Now I’m wondering, how much would it theoretically cost per second to fire platinum coins?
@@rockyboi1961 a lot probably
Okay but the enemies can outsmart arrows, not bullets.
That may be true and all, but anilating enemies with their entire life savings plus yours is a much more fun and enjoyable experience for the both of you
2:42 it would actually be more dangerous than getting hit by a school bus, because as far as i can see a platinum coin has a smaller impact area than a school bus, increasing pressure by a whole fucking lot
atleast one area is affected, unlike the school bus where you're dead.
Wouldn't it just overpenetrate and not have the ability to impart all that energy on the victim?
@@tommyspringer3693 Yeah, but considering it's a third of a size of a human at its longest, I'm pretty sure even one hit is enough for anyone.
@@tommyspringer3693 Yes, but even then it's a massive disc of metal that would literally cut a human in half and probably royally fuck with the insides of anything bigger so it doesn't really matter that much
@@nadarith1044 and anything durable enough to not be fully pierced will have to handle absorbing all that energy... Fun
"it costs 400,000 dollars to fire this weapon for 12 seconds"
-someone probably
Heavy Weapons Guy
Basically any big gun in the US military
Who touch sasha ⁉️😡😡🤬
@@bill_r_ allright WHO TOCHED MY GUN
Considering how much platinum one coin is according to the calculations of this video, 4,000,000 dollars in 1.2 seconds is more accurate.
I feel like this is what Game Theory used to be, and then it turned into what it is today, which just feels like a massive ball of controversy sometimes, but I’m glad there’s still stuff like this being made nowadays
Most 'controversy' with Game Theory is just people blowing things Matpat does/says way out of proportion and getting insanely upset over it.
That's why I like Austin episodes. Just trying to wrap your head around inconceivable numbers when you translate videogames to real life
Controversy? You mean people actively working to misconstrue any word uttered by members of the channel?
I agree though, this channel is cool.
@@Sivanot he said transphobic slurs
@@Myce_Mycologic He absolutely has not. At least not to my knowledge, and ive seen quite a lot o Matpat's content.
this is why each coin needs to do 100x more damage than the previous tier.
You Don't know what ur saying💀
Even if copper coins dealt 1 damage that would make platinum 1000000 damage per hit. So you'd oneshot anything in vanilla.
Ah yes if a copper coin does 1 damage then a silver coin does 100 and a gold coin does 100,000 and a platinum is enough to one shot anything in the game
@@snappythesnapster1856 you got it a bit wrong but you get the idea
@@chip2508 My mistake a gold coin does 10000 and a platinum coin does 1000000 which is still enough to one shot any single target in the game
This felt like a problem I'd have on an exam for my freshman year engineering classes. Wish things were still this easy
What classes are ya taking now?
@@_Xenux I'm in plastics engineering which is a pretty obscure major, but right now I'm taking calc 3, strengths 2, a Moldflow/tooling class, a thermodynamics class, O-chem but specifically for polymers, and a 1.5 credit walking class because the state demands it
@@SupremeRTS wow yeah I haven't heard of plastics engineering.. the few universities I've attended/looked at didn't offer it either. O-chem and thermodynamics were pretty gross, good luck with those. I can't speak for the other two, but what do you think of calc 3? Easier than calc 2, right?
The thing I always thought was neat about the Ranged class is how you are allowed to make yourself absurdly powerful at all points in progression as long as you are willing to grind for the best gear. I know this is also true for the other classes but for Ranged it goes beyond that. You can get the “best” weapons with a normal amount of grind, but acquiring the best ammo is extremely resource intensive.
Like in pre-HM, where early on you can get Jester Arrows but since they need an inconsistently available resource to craft, they can be quite expensive. Later on in pre-HM, Unholy Arrows become available, -but if you aren’t in a Corruption world they are quite annoying to obtain- scratch that, 1.4.4 made them craftable with Vertebrae as well, but they are still very good. There’s also the Star Cannon, which by itself isn’t too hard to craft. Then you realize you need Fallen Stars to shoot the dang thing, and then all motivation to use it is lost, despite that it’s the best pre-HM ranged weapon. Lastly, late in pre-HM you can get Beenades, and although not as good as they once were, they still tear up loads of enemies and, most importantly, WoF.
In HM, like what this video is about, you can get the Coin Gun, which is actually unique in the sense that not only is its best ammunition extremely resource intensive to acquire, the gun itself is a slog to obtain as well (albeit its much easier in CelebrationMk10 & GetFixedBoi worlds). There’s also the Super Star Shooter (the upgraded Star Cannon, I think that’s what it’s called), yet again needing Fallen Stars. Later, once you get yourself any type of launcher, getting the best ammo requires you to get a good bit of Shroomite Bars, which isn’t as bad as it used to be now that Glowing Mushroom biomes are much bigger in size. And finally at the end of the game, when you have beaten ML, you can craft both Luminite Arrows and Luminite Bullets, but since they require Luminite to craft, you will have to refight the longest boss battle in the game a couple times before you have a comfortable amount of the resource.
I don’t know why I spent 10-15 minutes writing this long-ass comment that no one is gonna read, but here we are.
Actually pretty true. Iirc you can get Tsunami pretty much at the start of HM as long as you're skilled enough to kill Duke Fishron, which makes the rest of the game practically a breeze. Though this argument applies to the other classes as well since Duke Fishron has the strongest gear that isn't from the Pillars or the Moon Lord.
Some people enjoy reading comments, such as myself, and this was a good one :)
They probably won't always be appreciated though
You completely neglected placable coins; making coins have at least 3 possible volumes depending on what you measure (dropped item, projectile or coin pile)
I think terraria coins are inflatable.
I always view placable coins as a pile of coins.
Nice
@@spiralphoenix9839 but it only uses one coin
@@spiralphoenix9839 so when a coin is dropped it duplicates on the ground but as soon as u pick one up it reverses the effect to only one coin is what your saying
@@thegamingraptor9113 I don’t control the game physics dude. Unless your coins are ground to powder when you place them it’s a pile.
Now imagine the entire force of the schoolbus, concentrated into a metal frisbee aimed at your neck, basically a flying guillotine.
The blowgun is a early game item , in the inventory the player can get seeds . Can you calculate of hard a seed can hurt you ? And how strong is the seed shot out of the dart rifle ?
I actually own a blowgun and lemme tell you *They fucking hurt.*
They aren't particularly powerful weapons on their own but they can definitely leave welts in the skin similar to say, a BB gun.
@@nebulous9280 it probably hurts more in terraira because of the size comparison
I love this type of content! I've always thought applying physics to terraria would make for a great video series. If you're up for another one, I'm curious about how deadly falling stars would be, especially since in some of the new secret seeds they can kill the player in one hit. Maybe bunch it in with the starfury, star cannon and the star cloak too just to see if they actually make stars any deadlier.
Damn great idea
This reminds me of old-school Game Theory, like when he would discuss things like the size and value of a rupee. I miss that kind of stuff, thank you for providing.
The amount of effort put into these videos is so impressive
A man with a coin gun could single handedly level an entire skyscraper, given enough time and money
I love how your usless information videos slowly turned your channel into pur terraria technical illogic
Calling the Terrarian "It" makes them so fucking terrifying somehow
How so
@@etheriousnatsudragneel83 creature
@@etheriousnatsudragneel83 the "it" is a terrarian, so that means that it's true power is unknown, for it can hold a insane amount of weight, and it seems to be an eldritch god, like moonlord, but more vicious, evil, but it changes on how you are, you can command anything, delete words by 2 clicks, "it" is unknown, but all we say they are.. is a terrarian.
Nice vid
As a suggestion you should have compared its recoil to other guns
Counting things' weight or/and size on each pixel is odd, because its obvious that the mass will be insanely big, and they look this big just for visibility reasons
The amount of research that went into this is staggering and commendable, bravo 👏 🙌
TIL that the bag of chips I ate had as much energy as a school bus collision on a highway.
It costs 400,000 dollars to fire this weapon, for 12 seconds
You should use the placed down coins you can find for size reference! Like the gold coins you can find in tbe pyramid, that looks like the actual physical size as its a placed block
I thought this video would be about the moral aspect of crashing a schoolbus into an enemy, but this is just as good
First vid I have seen by you, and its a banger! Keep it up
I love these nerdy terraria analysises
It costs 400,000 dollars to fire this weapon... for 12 seconds.
Just stopping by to say that title is arguably the best I've ever seen on any video
What a great analysis. I'll definitely subscribe!
The title 💀
10/10 title
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funny that i got a coin gun the same day you uploaded this
2:35 idk why I find the repeating school bus with the coin gun sfx funny.
The fact that you went from kilograms to feet physically hurts my soul.
Ok tbf blocks are canonically exactly 2 feet across,so it makes sense to use feet.
Thank for you for pouring so much effort into teaching us useless terraria facts
I like the imagery of a zombie getting dump trucked by a giant chunk of platinum with the force of a moving bus.
2:35 "Step-SchoolBus what are you doing...?!"
Basically take a small car, condense it into something that could fit on your hand, and launch it at someone at the speed of some trains. If you weren't cut almost completely in half, and it just transferred the force into your body, you would probably need new bones, and your internal organs would probably become external organs via any and all oraphices.
So basically, *The School Bus Gun?*
*gets hit by a slime*: knocked back
*uses a fucking platinum autocannon*: does not budge
Now do it for the sandgun
i feel like the item or projectile sprite aren't a good measurement of how large the platinum coin is. the item is big to be recognisable and the projectiles is long to be more visible. i think the placed block can help with the scale. as the outline of the block is not rigid like a coin would be i will be assuming it is not a part of the coin.
the block is likely most accurate to the copper coin, so i will measure the copper coin and then scale up to the size of the platinum coin.
the copper coin is roughly 15.25 cm tall and wide, while it is 7.125 cm thick rounding 60.96 cm up to 61 because screw freedom units.
in item form the copper coin is twice as big as the item- making each pixel half as big- roughly 3.0625 cm. the platinum coin item is 2 pixels taller and 1 pixel wider than the copper coin item. this would make it 22.375 cm tall and 18.335 cm wide. the thickness of the platinum coin is hard to tell, but since none of the other coins appear to get thicker i'm just gonna assume the platinum coin won't either. so, 22.375 cm tall, 18.335 cm wide and 7.125 cm thick.
how much will it weigh? absolutely no idea. i just wanted to measure it, i don't know how much it'll weigh
could we get the irl sizes of the bosses of this fantastic game? sounds like a fun little trip to see how big some of those things get!
I always though the coin gun was a railgun
Heavy's gun in terraria be like:
"It cost 4 hundred thousand dollars to fire this gun for 12 seconds"
shockingly a week or 2 ago my friend tried to calculate the newtons the coin fires off at, so its funny to see this here, gonna have to send to him
though he based it off of an actual more realistically sized platinum coin than the terraria sized one, with our reasoning being the handgun is a little too large to be very accurate, suffice to say an actual coin is a little less powerful than the metal chunk that is pixels being used for size hahaha
the literal last thing I expected was to see a TABG clip
I don't need to go to school to learn about mechatronics, i just need to watch your videos
you somehow made my brain fully turn off
i forgot how to breath
we cannot forget that the average terrarian can mining so fast that it cannot even touch the ground not only that but if u give a terrarian a horseshoe it would be unphased by the height of the fall, the terrarian also breaks physics so much that not only can he convert a cloud into a cube but also stand on top of it as well as making it into a solid object that will save u from falling at least 80 miles a hour constantly at minimum and u would be fine with no injuries from falling so he's above god's
Those numbers got me thinking,what if the terraria character got featured in a deathbattle episode
this guy is like old game theory but for terraria
lumite coin sounds scary af
Why do I feel like terraspark is secretly using these as school presentations
subscribed, really good video!
This gun cost 400000 dollars to fire
For twelve seconds…
This weapon is only good in journey mode since you can dupe coins.
2:34 take a leaf out of the schoolbuses book - make love not war!
2:34 "TWO TRUCKS, HAVING SE-"
Terrasteel is basically the matpat of terraria at this point
Now the comparison of the terraria player who can fire the coin gun with ease and Steve who can lift tens of thousands of tonnes of gold
I honestly love maths calculations in games to compare in-game things to real life things... I also love when Terrasteel takes Terraria too seriously.
I remember my server i had glitched and when i picked up my corpse's coins (was worth about 3 gold), i was suddenly greeted with the information that i picked up about 700 platinum coins, about 90 gold coins, about 60 silver coins, and about 20 copper coins
Ultrakills marksman revolver got an upgrade
"it takes 400,000 platinum to fire this weapon,
for 12 seconds."
"I own a coin gun for home defense, because that's what ReLogic intended. Four pirates break into my house. 'What the devil' as I grab my coin pouch and Coin Gun. Cut the first man in half, he's dead on the spot, miss the second man because I didn't pack the gunpowder correctly and nails the neighbor's entire zoo. I have to resort to my secondary coin pouch filled with HE platinum at the stairs. 'Tally ho' the platinum shreds two men, while the extra noise and shrapnel sets off car alarms. I charge the last terrified ruffian with a spiky coin. He bleeds out waiting for the police because his several stab wounds are nigh impossible to stitch together in time. Ahhh, just as ReLogic intended."
I thought i was gonna hear about the damage of coin gun but I got a math essay nice
You can't not like this I mean he is answering questions we haven't even thought about
Imagine going to school only for a kid too pull out a school bus launcher
I love the fact that you always play Stardew valley music😁
Could be like a tesla gun using electricity to shoot coins out
Seeing how it can shoot hard hitting projectlies really fast due to magnetic logic
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One, that's a coilgun or railgun you're thinking of. Two, neither copper, silver, gold, nor platinum are magnetic metals. I guess they could be steel plated with precious metals.
Welcome back to minecraft steve _Stone Logic_ I guess.
I love this. Thanks for the video.
the explosives output way more energy considering they can fragment like 10 meters worth of tungsten
Finnaly something that is more expensive than the goblin tinkerer
Taking that mass for a platinum coin, they cost $45,483,672 each. If you fire 7.5 of them per second, that's $341,127,540 per second.
It costs four billion dollars to fire this weapon for _twelve seconds._
The coin gun can be used in journey mode due to the ability to duplicate items.
the recoil of the coin gun has enough energy (roughly) to break your femur 90x over lol. Now THAT'S allota damage
keep goin bro love the vids
Put the damage number into consideration and compare a number of damage to a certain scenario.
1 - got struck by finger
9999- step on a Lego piece
Finally a good use of physics lessons
I literally got a headache from that imagery 💀
This video made me think of a headcanon that the only reason the Terrarian cant punch things is since it would make the game too easy.
You know I once had an idea about a halo and a terraria crossover,then I realize the horror the enemies of humanity
Would’ve face agains the terrariant he would straight up turn covenant&brutes into paste,and would 1v1 a grave mind wile fighting it a beyond march 12 speeds
the terrarian would compete with the entire unc military might against the convenant
because the terrarian would wipe out most covenant ground forces before the unc troops get to fire a shot
"I'm the heavy coins guy."
The terraria ranger class is balanced around the material resource loss that is using ammunition, with that gun being the extreme exemple.
The same can be said about mage, but mana is a time based resouce, and minions, but that scale by minion slots? Idk, never did a full minion run.
Melee should, in theory, give less as you do not lose anything using it. But because the challenges were better suited to the other classes that did expend resources for power, in the end that logic turned to a pretty bad gameplay overall, that 1.4.4 buffed, and in some form breaked the balance that was before.
Not saying it was a bad move. As a non-competitive game, why not make all forms of play fun. But that might have given players the idea that melee is way better than all else.
Complicated math is useful in most real life scenarios
This guy:
I do wish that plat coins had piercing with it. It being true single target is its biggest problem for value, IMO
so that's why they patched the infinite coin exploit using shimmer decrafting mechanic
Considering all other weaponry in Terraria, I think I'd actually prefer trying to survive a bus repeatedly being launched at me, since, you know, it's doesn't even take killing the Wall of Flesh to reach a level of power similar to a demi god.
godDAMMIT I KNEW THE BUS WAS A WASTE OF TIME
didn't realize that every day my 2000 calories is equivalent to being hit by a school bus 7-8 times, thank you very much I'll substitute that in for my diet now
Would there not be a way to handle the recoil, like having it vent most of it through projectiles ejecting diagonally around the user using the pressure? Or simply venting the pressure, that'd at least mitigate it I'm sure
this is what physics were invented for
you can actually find out the weight of it because terraria sells comics that come with coins but of course it isnt real platinum
“It cost $12,000 to fire this gun… for 5 seconds"
it should actually weigh around 5511.56 pounds if you assume that a copper coin is a penny, then weigh based on how many copper coins are in it. there are 1m copper coins in each platinum coin, and each penny weighs about 2.5g. meaning; 5511.56 pounds.
It takes 12 million dollars to fire this gun… for 10 seconds
This gun would rip both the user and the target in half.
3:00 so.... like the noisy cricket from the old men in black movies?