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Originally Posted by Plane
Without this, we need some other explanation of what happens to water if you teleport into the water. If you push aside water like you presumably push aside air, then you presumably could push aside leaves or a wall to make space for yourself.
How much force do you think moving aside air molecules or water molecules would take, compared to teleporting into a vacuum?
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Moving fluids aside is thankfully far easier than moving solids. Quickly displacing enough air (at earth pressure) to make room for a human would cause a small blast of wind or maybe a small thunderclap if it happens fast enough. Shouldn't do anything more than stun an unprotected person.
Water is trickier, it has much higher density but is still a fluid. My gut instinct is that it could deal serious damage to an unprotected person but with protection it shouldn't be too deadly.
Neither have concrete hp stats per wall section because they're fluids, so those gut instincts would prolly have been how I handled it.