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* StuffBlowingUp: The dynamite and the more powerful plastic explosives. Around -1000ft rocks that cannot be dug into appears, and damaging lava pockets show up around -3000ft. Both must be dealt with explosives ([[ArtisticLicensePhysics because the best way to get rid of lava is to blow it up]]). [[spoiler:Around -5000ft invisible natural gas pockets may blow everything next to you up like dynamite but also causes heavy damage, and the boss can only be defeated with explosives.]]

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* StuffBlowingUp: The dynamite and the more powerful plastic explosives. Around -1000ft -1000 ft., rocks that cannot be dug into appears, appear, and damaging lava pockets show up around -3000ft.-3000 ft. Both must be dealt with explosives ([[ArtisticLicensePhysics because the best way to get rid of lava is to blow it up]]). [[spoiler:Around -5000ft -5000 ft., invisible natural gas pockets may blow everything up next to you up like dynamite but also causes cause heavy damage, and the boss can only be defeated with explosives.]]
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* MoneyForNothing: By the time you start mining Amazonite, you can sell it for 500 000$, which is the price of the higher-tier upgrades. A single mining run can get you every upgrade. [[spoiler: Beating the final boss awards you an enormous amount of money, but at this point there's basically no point]].

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* MoneyForNothing: By On the first level of the game, by the time you start mining Amazonite, you can sell it for 500 000$, which is the price of the higher-tier upgrades. A single mining run can get you every upgrade. [[spoiler: Beating the final boss awards you an enormous amount of money, but at this point there's basically no point]].

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* ArtisticLicenseChemistry: Einsteinium (atomic number 99) is a real element, but it only exists artificially (typically as fallout from nuclear weapons) and the longest-lived isotopes don't last more than two years.

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Einsteinium (atomic number 99) is a real element, but it only exists artificially (typically as fallout from nuclear weapons) and the longest-lived isotopes don't last more than two years.

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