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What do we typically use for supermetals
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Super durable materials are a difficult thing to work with. In some cases where it has a defined level of its own the pages use that, as is the case with Marvel's Adamantium. If it's vague, we'll often use a similar real world material as a lowball. Often these calculations are significant lowballs, but it's the best we can do.
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what real world material would we use though?
or would we just stick with steel like we do for normal metals?
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Most likely steel or something similar.
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Alright, thanks
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