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=== Overcharged delamination === This kind of delamination requires careful gas management but is faster, far more destructive and there's a good chance it will irradiate, burn and shock the engineers who are trying to fix it. *Ensure that only CO2 is in the supermatter chamber at all times. Filter all other gases and keep the scrubbers running. *Keep the emitters online and firing if you can. *Get as much CO2 into the chamber as possible. Larger amounts of CO2 can even compensate for the oxygen and plasma waste. *Wear as much radiation protection as you can. Consider bringing some charcoal as well. *Try to keep radiation suits away from engineers, they won't be able to get near the overcharged engine without one. *Make sure you are wearing insulated gloves to protect yourself from the lightning arcs. *Disabling the cooling is not required. In fact, keeping the chamber cool might help you get more power. *The anomalies, gravity pulses, and lightning arcs will quickly turn the engine room into a deathtrap. Make sure you have everything set up correctly before this starts happening.
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