Has anyone ever taken a serious look at how bombs in Toxins are made, and realized that maybe even the best of efforts are just a tad... disappointing? In hindsight, I think of them as rather dinky now.
Lemme give you a minute before I respond to elaborate.
ELABORATION: (EDIT:)
Here's my proposal:
We're not thinking big enough with our bombs.
We have everything we need:
-A means of obtaining Superheated CO2 (and a crapton of it at temperatures matching a sun)
-A means of obtaining Supercooled O2 (And plenty of free space within when chilled)
-A source of plasma (super-heated or cooled as you see fit, provided a means of either (check Atmosia (Metastation has a proper setup, compared to /tg/)))
And last, but definitely not least:
-A means to mix them all. (free space from super-cooling permits the super-heated CO2 to mix, as well as pre-mixing the O2 and plasma)
Yes, I am talking about using the very canisters themselves to make a mega-bomb. One so powerful, it'll even blow up Centcomm from /tg/ / meta-. I mean, basically, it's the same as the regular bombs Toxins makes anyway. I just decided to scale it up using the very canisters themselves. And those things can detonate under the right conditions; and considering the mixing stations work pretty much like the valves for the standard assembly, there you go. You might need some poor sap to use a wrench to hook everything up in the proper order (super-cooled O2, room-temp Plasma, and then super-heated CO2) and/or a means of simultaneously mixing them all (3 assistants instead doing all parts on the count of 3), and especially remotely (give them a time).
End result:
3 equally distributed mega-bombs of all 3 ingredients mixed into canisters, not those sad excuses for containers called O2 tanks and Plasma tanks. They're too small, and you only have 2 slots. This is 3 slots, canister size, and all 3 go off at the same time due to how the mixing is worked out.
We need to test this.
UPDATE:
Trying it out right now.
UPDATE UPDATE:
Disappointingly, it didn't work as planned. But the end result did melt the Toxins lab when I accidentally forgot to close the valve before detatching a plasma tank.