Random-point recoiler: Difference between revisions

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| tilecolors = yr

| renderstr = ♦

| extra = {{Extra info|empsensitive = yes}}

| extra = {{Extra info|empsensitive = yes | metal = yes}}

| inheritingfrom = BaseRecoiler

| dynamictable = {{Dynamic object|Items|Ruin Recoiler}}

| dynamictable = {{Dynamic object|Items|Ruin Recoiler}} </br>{{Dynamic object|Trinkets|Ruin Recoiler}}

| unidentifiedimage = randompoint recoiler unidentified.png

| unidentifiedname = ~~{{Qud shader|c|{{(}}small stone{{)}}}}~~

| unidentifiedname = odd trinket

| unidentifiedaltname = ~~small circular stone~~

| unidentifiedaltname = tool

| supportedmods = CommonMods,ElectronicsMods

| desc = A ~~small crystalline disk~~ with a recessed button ~~on top~~.

| desc = A cassette is cut with hexagonal grooves and steeped in the right amount of magnetic charge to spool a spacetime tether (and generate its characteristic hot gum smell). On top, a recessed button snaps the potential and initiates the recoil.

| categories = Recoilers

| gameversion = 2.0.~~204~~.52

| gameversion = 2.0.207.99

}}

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In tinkering contexts, such as the tinkering screen and data disks, they are referred to as a whole by the name {{Name}}.

== Tips ==

* If the player has a surplus of 1, 2 and 3 bits, repeatedly creating {{name|plural}} can be a quick way to establish shortcuts around Qud, facilitating quicker access to locations such as the {{favilink|Six Day Stilt}}. Undesired recoilers may be scrapped.

* {{name|plural}} may lead to a high-tier areas such as the {{favilink|Palladium Reef}} or {{favilink|Moon Stair}}, depositing the player in a dangerous situation.

* Particularly beautiful ruins may be cleared out and used as a home base for the player.

== References ==

[[Category:Recoilers]]

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 | tilecolors = yr
 | renderstr = ♦
-| extra = {{Extra info|empsensitive = yes}}
+| extra = {{Extra info|empsensitive = yes | metal = yes}}
 | inheritingfrom = BaseRecoiler
-| dynamictable = {{Dynamic object|Items|Ruin Recoiler}}
+| dynamictable = {{Dynamic object|Items|Ruin Recoiler}} </br>{{Dynamic object|Trinkets|Ruin Recoiler}}
 | unidentifiedimage = randompoint recoiler unidentified.png
-| unidentifiedname = {{Qud shader|c|{{(}}small stone{{)}}}}
+| unidentifiedname = odd trinket
-| unidentifiedaltname = small circular stone
+| unidentifiedaltname = tool
 | supportedmods = CommonMods,ElectronicsMods
-| desc = A small crystalline disk with a recessed button on top.
+| desc = A cassette is cut with hexagonal grooves and steeped in the right amount of magnetic charge to spool a spacetime tether (and generate its characteristic hot gum smell). On top, a recessed button snaps the potential and initiates the recoil.
 | categories = Recoilers
-| gameversion = 2.0.204.52
+| gameversion = 2.0.207.99
 }}
 <!-- END QBE -->
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 In tinkering contexts, such as the tinkering screen and data disks, they are referred to as a whole by the name {{Name}}.
+== Tips ==
+{{opinion}}
+* If the player has a surplus of 1, 2 and 3 bits, repeatedly creating {{name|plural}} can be a quick way to establish shortcuts around Qud, facilitating quicker access to locations such as the {{favilink|Six Day Stilt}}.  Undesired recoilers may be scrapped.
+* {{name|plural}} may lead to a high-tier areas such as the {{favilink|Palladium Reef}} or {{favilink|Moon Stair}}, depositing the player in a dangerous situation.
+* Particularly beautiful ruins may be cleared out and used as a home base for the player.
 == References ==
 [[Category:Recoilers]]