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rklenseth wrote:The Industriallist wrote:Not quite...the earliest bronze (in the middle east, at least) was copper-arsenic. Very convenient...you can make it by smelting two ores together, rather than smelting out metals first and melting them.
Did ancient bronze (of either kind) really use phosphorus?
The information online said it did.
Nick wrote:Did you not read all those posts about phosphorous NOT being part of bronze?
This is more signifigant than you guys are taking it, methinks.
Nick wrote:This is why there should be a bigger test environment. I know one exists, but there should be more active people in it, so things can actually be tested thoroughly before being added to the game.
The past several additions to the game, according to popular opinion, were added prematurely.
hallucinatingfarmer wrote:Well, if it's not fully and properly implemented and/or researched yet - you're kinda asking for grief if you shove it into Cantr proper - what d'ya take us for? Guinea pigs?
Solfius wrote:it ought to be, that's why bronze tools came before iron and steel.
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