What was gamefreak cooking whe making nihil light? "Yeah this 200 base power move can ignore protect and stat changes oh and it also ignores immunity to fairy types and the only type that resists this move is weak to zygarde's secondary type
This isnt even accounting for the two whole signature ground moves it got, one of which IGNORES ground immunity from flying types and the likes, and the other basically gives Zygrade shadow tag
As if those things weren't scary enough with their projectile immunity
I never thought about using barriers this way, though wouldn't that only work in one direction?
Not like I'm gonna use it anyway, since every time there is a nuke wand somewhere a random hisi is guaranteed to pick it up and fire at a rat closest to me
Dude you figured out how to direct a nuke, and do it safely (and that's a rarity in Noita). I bet you could easily kill Alchemist or Squidward with this beauty
it oneshots both of them (which btw, noita is not balanced whatsoever, get piercing, homing, and any sawblade and you can kill every enemy that isn't outright immune to sawblades (which is a few)
In DND 5th edition some enemies were immune to non-magical weapon damage, so standard swords, arrows, and punches did nothing unless they were magical.
So a group of low level characters against a werewolf had practically no options if someone wasn’t a magic user or happen to have silver weapons.
It did not matter if the Human Fighter shot a handgun 4x into the werewolves’ head, if it’s not the above then 0 DMG
However the key note is “weapon” damage, so throwing a werewolf off a cliff or drowning it in a nearby river could still kill it.
Why a giant hitting with force of a missile can’t do anything but smashing it’s head in with a lit torch works requires tons of convoluted reasoning a Game Master has to justify why the former doesn’t work.
“Oh it’s because werewolves regenerate”
“Actually because magic curse”
“The skin is so tough it can’t be pierced by mundane weapons”
Which every point just opens an even bigger can of worms of other technicalities the GM and game company did not want to deal with.
“Okay if it’s because of magic what happens if a werewolf is in anti-magic field? Does it stop healing?”
So 5.5th edition straight up removed non-magical weapon immunity to avoid this whole narrative headache from all enemies.
It's also funny when it happens at the other end of the damge type spectrum.
In Pathfinder: KingMaker there are golems variants such as the autumn golem wich is completely inmune to "Spell-like abilities" no matter their power.
So if you hit it with God blessed light, primordial lightning, abyssal fire or beams colder than the heath death of the universe, it will just brush it off. However you can get a guy that throws boiling water really really hard wich does work. God I love kineticists.
I entered a challenge battle in SMT5V and it was against a slime and I think a fairy, I buffed the hell out of Dagda and weakened the enemy as much as possible and watched Dagda do his unique move expecting complete obliteration. Immune.
Tbf, lasers DO inflict heat damage irl, it is in fact the only type of damage laser weapons are capable of and given that this thing does not even destroy cloth barricades it is basically too realistic to speak odd of it. As long as the mechanoids have some sort of solid-material optics protection they won't even be blinded
I feel like since it’s able to melt solid steel walls it should be doing at least something to mechanoids. Like at least apply a unique “overheated” medical effect that like lowers consciousness by like 30 for a few hours
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u/Mechaman_54 20h ago
Could never be my goat mega Zygarde