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2 issues that prevent it from scaling properly ___ Cannons, beams and missiles trigger a collection integrity explosion for every destroyed block. This escalates extremely fast and causes a huge amount of explosions to happen. It should only do this once, and block destruction should not be necessary in order to trigger it. A simple "hit" should cause a single series of explosions. ___ The explosion damage should also depend on the damage of the projectile it got hit by. `public void onIntegrityHit(long pos, short type, Damager from){` needs access to the projectile's original block damage, can easily balance it out then myself.

2 issues that prevent it from scaling properly ___ Cannons, beams and missiles trigger a collection integrity explosion for every destroyed block. This escalates extremely fast and causes a huge amount of explosions to happen. It should only do this once, and block destruction should not be necessary in order to trigger it. A simple "hit" should cause a single series of explosions. It would queue any other projectile hits, or if possible, just let it explode at the same time. Can probably be a bit hectic for checkerboard guns with a fast fire rate though... ___ The explosion damage should also depend on the damage of the projectile it got hit by. `public void onIntegrityHit(long pos, short type, Damager from){` needs access to the projectile's original block damage, can easily balance it out then myself.

2 issues that prevent it from scaling properly ___ Cannons, beams and missiles trigger a collection integrity explosion for every destroyed block. This escalates extremely fast and causes a huge amount of explosions to happen. It should only do this once, and block destruction should not be necessary in order to trigger it. A simple "hit" should cause a single series of explosions. It would queue any other projectile hits, or if possible, just let it explode at the same time. Can probably be a bit hectic for checkerboard guns with a fast fire rate though... ___ The explosion damage should also depend on the damage of the projectile it got hit by. `public void onIntegrityHit(long pos, short type, Damager from){` needs access to the projectile's original block damage, can easily balance it out then myself.