I think fire damage should follow similar rules as electricity.

[Sikers]

So for example: only not clockwork machines, rocks, shadows, gestalts and ghosts are immune to fire and plant based could take more damage and burn longer (which technically is already in the game, but is super inconsistent and works only on treeguards and few other mobs). 

 

I think it would be cool if both damage types worked within the same system instead of current one that just slaps fire immunity at random. 

 

Edited July 29, 2025 by Sikers

[Kacpert25]

Willow would then get a major nerf when it comes to combat in the ruins. But it makes sense, so it could be implemented.

[grem6]

1 minute ago, Kacpert25 said:

Willow would then get a major nerf when it comes to combat in the ruins. But it makes sense, so it could be implemented.

 

7 minutes ago, Sikers said:

So for example: only not clockwork machines, ... are immune to fire

 

There aren't really any machines in ruins that aren't clockworks, and shadows were already immune.

[Sikers]

35 minutes ago, Kacpert25 said:

Willow would then get a major nerf when it comes to combat in the ruins. But it makes sense, so it could be implemented.

I meant machines that are not the clockworks, sorry if that wasn't clear

[Jakepeng99]

3 hours ago, Sikers said:

So for example: only not clockwork machines, rocks, shadows, gestalts and ghosts are immune to fire and plant based could take more damage and burn longer (which technically is already in the game, but is super inconsistent and works only on treeguards and few other mobs). 

 

I think it would be cool if both damage types worked within the same system instead of current one that just slaps fire immunity at random. 

 

Crab king is immune to fire but not electric despite him being a big rock it’s so confusingz

[grem6]

1 hour ago, Jakepeng99 said:

Crab king is immune to fire but not electric despite him being a big rock it’s so confusingz

He isn't immune to fire, it's just a visual bug, you see no fire on him but he still burns, heats you up and produces light.

[Sikers]

1 hour ago, grem6 said:

He isn't immune to fire, it's just a visual bug, you see no fire on him but he still burns, heats you up and produces light.

Oh, you're right, good to know, thanks. Now I wonder when did they changed it or if it was even intendant

[grem6]

20 minutes ago, Sikers said:

Oh, you're right, good to know, thanks. Now I wonder when did they changed it or if it was even intendant

Pretty sure it has always been this way, at the very least even before the rework.