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One could test this manually with a whip, right? Attach the ball at the end and try to crack it.
by gniv 29d ago
One could test this manually with a whip, right? Attach the ball at the end and try to crack it.
- rtkwe 29d agoYou'd need to build a very large, very heavy whip, like a chain whip but those only work laying on the ground due to how heavy they are, because the mass at the very end of a whip gets going so fast /because/ it's extremely light compared to the rest of the whip. So scaling up the weight to even a few grams of projectile means the rest of the whip gets very heavy.