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Originally Posted by Crystalline_Entity
- It doesn’t work… but will resume working perfectly when taken to a worldline where the natural laws permit contragravity.
- It doesn’t work… and will never work again, turning the contragravity generator into useless metal.
- It doesn’t work… and explodes (or does something else which is harmful).
- It doesn’t work… and will need to be repaired (possibly replacing some components in the contragravity generator) for it to work when taken to a worldline where the natural laws permit contragravity.
My gut reaction was option 2. |
I'd tend to 1, as long as you didn't try to turn it on somewhere it didn't work.
Consider as an analogy drenching something electronic. If it's not powered when you did it and dries out before you turn it back on, usually not a problem.
If it is on when you soak it, it could be 3 or 4. The electronics usually (though not always) damages itself when shorting out, how explosively it does so depending on the power levels involved.