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{{quote|This is a Curie-G | {{quote|This is a Curie-G coffeemaker, by CuppaTech. It famously uses a radioactive generator to heat water for coffee, reducing the amount of total electricity it consumes. Consumer safety concerns led to it being banned in the EU as well as many other countries, but don't let that stop you from brewing your morning Joe with the power of the Atom™.}} | ||
An efficient coffeemaker (it consumes 8% less energy than a normal [[coffeemaker]]), used for brewing or cooking things that require boiling (in this regard, it's far better than tools like a [[hotplate]], which consumes 42.5% more energy), such as [[coffee]], [[tallow]], or soups, and allows you to heat any food without consuming any energy. | |||
It'll spill radiation if it gets damaged, so please don't use it to bash zombie skulls. | It'll spill radiation if it gets damaged, so please don't use it to bash zombie skulls. | ||
== Notes == | |||
It used to have infinite charges and was the only way of brewing [[atomic coffee]], but both have been heavily nerfed since then. | It used to have infinite charges and was the only way of brewing [[atomic coffee]], but both have been heavily nerfed since then. | ||
It's name is atomic coffeemaker, not atomic coffee maker, someone please fix that | |||
[[Category:Items]] | [[Category:Items]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:32, 31 October 2023
| , Atomic coffeemaker | |
| General | |
|---|---|
| Materials | plastic / aluminum |
| Volume | 1 liter |
| Weight | 13.448 lbs or 6.1 kg |
| As a Tool | |
| Duration | 0 turns |
| Other | |
| Price | 1000 $ |
| As a Melee Weapon | |
| Bash Dmg | 5 |
| Cut Dmg | 0 |
| To Hit | -2 |
“ A tool. ”
“ This is a Curie-G coffeemaker, by CuppaTech. It famously uses a radioactive generator to heat water for coffee, reducing the amount of total electricity it consumes. Consumer safety concerns led to it being banned in the EU as well as many other countries, but don't let that stop you from brewing your morning Joe with the power of the Atom™. ”
An efficient coffeemaker (it consumes 8% less energy than a normal coffeemaker), used for brewing or cooking things that require boiling (in this regard, it's far better than tools like a hotplate, which consumes 42.5% more energy), such as coffee, tallow, or soups, and allows you to heat any food without consuming any energy.
It'll spill radiation if it gets damaged, so please don't use it to bash zombie skulls.
Notes
It used to have infinite charges and was the only way of brewing atomic coffee, but both have been heavily nerfed since then.
It's name is atomic coffeemaker, not atomic coffee maker, someone please fix that