Denied LavaCool (name could be changed)

[D1am0ndDude98314]

Hi, i haven't posted on the forums before although i have been using projectkorra for a long time, i was exploring lavabending recently and i though of an ability that is seen in the show but i dont see anyone having thought of it before, it allows to solidify lava into a block you can walk across (E.G stone, obsidian. etc) this would have a similar affect to heatcontrol but could be very similar to phasechange, only it turns lava to stone/obsidian instead of water to ice, i have attatched a video that shows bolin doing something similar to what im talking about, im not sure if i have even written this correctly but i hope this idea can be considered

 

[owlcool]

Hi, i haven't posted on the forums before although i have been using projectkorra for a long time, i was exploring lavabending recently and i though of an ability that is seen in the show but i dont see anyone having thought of it before, it allows to solidify lava into a block you can walk across (E.G stone, obsidian. etc) this would have a similar affect to heatcontrol but could be very similar to phasechange, only it turns lava to stone/obsidian instead of water to ice, i have attatched a video that shows bolin doing something similar to what im talking about, im not sure if i have even written this correctly but i hope this idea can be considered

Nobody thought of it before: Except for the people who added it onto lavaflow already.

 

[D1am0ndDude98314]

EDITED: i wont close off the post yet

 

[Simplicitee]

Nobody thought of it before: Except for the people who added it onto lavaflow already.

It's a bit buggy with it being on lavaFlow.

 

[D1am0ndDude98314]

yeah i do agree with white knight here, i've been using it and it is pretty ineffective.

 

[Vidcom]

There's an art to using it with LavaFlow, but it is definitely added. There's little to no point in adding a feature to Lavabending that is most definitely there

 

[D1am0ndDude98314]

There's an art to using it with LavaFlow, but it is definitely added. There's little to no point in adding a feature to Lavabending that is most definitely there

if you think about it this way: if firebenders can put out lava better than lavabender can then there is something fundamentally wrong with the way the plugin works

 

[Simplicitee]

if you think about it this way: if firebenders can put out lava better than lavabender can then there is something fundamentally wrong with the way the plugin works

Actually firebenders control heat, so them cooling lava faster than a lavabanding makes sense, as lavabenders cannot technically control heat, just the earth.

 

[HydroMan]

Actually firebenders control heat, so them cooling lava faster than a lavabanding makes sense, as lavabenders cannot technically control heat, just the earth.

If they can cool lava so fast and decreased the tempeture enourmsly low that they can possible turn into obsidian then they could theoractly create lava(by heating earth with high temperature) with eas on their own (unless am wrong)

 

[Simplicitee]

If they can cool lava so fast and decreased the tempeture enourmsly low that they can possible turn into obsidian then they could theoractly create lava(by heating earth with high temperature) with eas on their own (unless am wrong)

Cooling something is much easier than heating something up.

 

[HydroMan]

Cooling something is much easier than heating something up.

By that ,then lavabenders should cool it faster instead of them heating it
up slow

 

[Vidcom]

if you think about it this way: if firebenders can put out lava better than lavabender can then there is something fundamentally wrong with the way the plugin works

Agreed. Devs?

 

[Simplicitee]

By that ,then lavabenders should cool it faster instead of them heating it
up slow

They already do. Plus I'm pretty sure it's configurable.

 

[Of Light Rain]

Cooling something is much easier than heating something up.

So explain to me why firebenders can heat up ice faster than waterbenders. (Namely clicking instead of shifting)

 

[Simplicitee]

So explain to me why firebenders can heat up ice faster than waterbenders. (Namely clicking instead of shifting)

Because fire is, more than not, usually is hotter than water. Even if they are just melting the ice that is bending the heat around the ice to make it hotter and melt faster.

 

[Of Light Rain]

Because fire is, more than not, usually is hotter than water. Even if they are just melting the ice that is bending the heat around the ice to make it hotter and melt faster.

And somehow that is faster than waterbenders. In terms of what it takes to do so (a click versus a tap of shift). If you have applied heat to ice you would know that it generally takes a while, no matter the temperature. Unless you apply so much heat that it goes straight to evaporation.

Waterbenders are meant to be able to instantly switch water from it's liquid form into it's solid. So I think it's a little weird that fire can do it easier. While there is no real point to this argument, I still want to state my opinion