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Originally Posted by vicky_molokh
Greetings, all!
I remember that drills and rotary hammers treat wooden, brick and stone obstacles as [semi-]ablative. However, I do not remember any similar notes about gradually cutting metal obstacles, even for things like the plasma torch (which does burning damage). So my questions are:
- Am I missing a rule about torches doing corrosion damage instead of burning when focusing on a single section of a hull/wall/door/etc.?
- If not, how does one cut down through metal armour and doors, since those tend to have non-ablative DR that increases with thickness.
Thanks in advance!
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Ultratech is calling Laser and Plasma Torches tools. Those are the combat stats, not how it affects objects during work. I think that if a GM has you measuring work load by combat damage then something fell apart.
Now if you are looking for how long a plasma torch would take to cut though a bulkhead then that's more math than I can offer =) Maybe someone wants to jump in with physics on this one.