Okay, so all collisions in GodSpace Galactic 2 will cause damage when they first collide, and if they continue to collide, the more massive object will abosorb the smaller one. The damage itself is based on the force and angle of the collision (head on collisions do more damage than glancing blows), and is lessened the more dense an object is, as it’s easier to break a rock than it is solid iron, as iron is more dense and the bonds tighter. Also, this allows small, dense objects to do more damage to larger massed, yet less dense objects, like a dense bullet in a less dense body.
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Short intro of us 💕✌️
We're an eletro duo based in Seoul 🇰🇷 Heavily influenced by the 90s.
Our new album #Xennials is all about the nostalgia of that era 💽 CD listenin 📟 beeper beepin 💾 floppy disks floppin days 😎
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Here's a peaceful little forest scene for this #screenshotsaturday, from the beginning of the game.
We made a lot of improvements on the Freezing Plains visual. Things like pine trees, tiny bushes, some rocks, and others game props!
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Runestones: from concept to in-game model🗿
Heya! I wanted to show some gameplay progress i made so far. I hope you like it ^^
One of the most critical update for Sunblaze demo. Now you are able to pet a cat! Finally!
A Shiny Mega Gengar 🌟 For @ManutkArt 
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