Question about agrinium

[Gherron Dragovalor]

So I'm making myself a new pistol, and in the process of looking up materials, I came across this one. Now, due to the page stating that it creates 'an extremely effective barrier against many forms of damage', I'm curious. How would this be judged here? I noticed that it was used for battle droids, and if the movies and shows are anything to offer, they went down like scrap more often than not. Just wondering here.

Link:
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Agrinium

 

[Ashin Varanin]

[member="Rylan Thatcher"]

Just don't consider it a supermaterial and you should be fine.

 

[Jsc]

[member="Rylan Thatcher"]

It's space aluminum.

Not that great buddy.

 

[Ellie Mors]

So I'm making myself a new pistol, and in the process of looking up materials, I came across this one. Now, due to the page stating that it creates 'an extremely effective barrier against many forms of damage', I'm curious. How would this be judged here? I noticed that it was used for battle droids, and if the movies and shows are anything to offer, they went down like scrap more often than not. Just wondering here.
Link:
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Agrinium

Re-read the article, it specifically narrows that definition to radiation.

 

[Mckenny87sj]

[member="Rylan Thatcher"]

Just don't consider it a supermaterial and you should be fine.

Really ? why ? it doesn't make sense to me

 

[Gir Quee]

Really ? why ? it doesn't make sense to me

Basically, we're talking about balance in game design.

If agrinium was this amazing material that defeated all sorts of damage from all technologies, it would "break" the roleplaying environment.