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We need the mentioned above in JC5,
that realistically speaking it is impossible for a mineral to only exist in one location and that hence it is likely that Bavarium is just closest to the surface in Medici in order to be mined.
That person hasn’t heard of Larimar then. Larimar is only found in the Dominican Republic and nowhere else in the world. So I find it somewhat realistic if Bavarium only existed in Medici, idk bout y’all.
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<p>I decided to reset my save in JC3 and I just finished Missile Cowboy. I’m looking at the size of the missile and thinking why is the M488 rocket is as big as a standard RPG rocket and has the same size explosion as the Bavarium Missile?
Any thoughts or theories? Because I have no clue...
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<p>Post fan theories/fanfictions/ideas on this interesting plot point here.
</p><p>My theory.
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<p>i think it might be F***ing Overpowered Weapon
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do you reckon cars are powered by bavarium as an almost unlimimeted fuel source and thats why they explode so easily
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<p>Did you ever wonder why Bavarium is <i>only</i> found in Medici? An entire planet with seven different continents and there's a mineral on it that can only be found on a single 30 square kilometer island nation?
</p><p>My theory is that Bavarium is a mineral not of this Earth. Somewhere in the natural history of this planet, a meteorite must have struck the spot where Medici is today. Maybe the crash site at the time was submerged in the Mediterranean, or perhaps Medici was still an island at that time.
</p><p>Or perhaps, Bavarium is a mainstay of an alien race's technology, perhaps being used for shields, and a fuel source, plus weaponry on alien spacecraft, and perhaps a ship crashed where Medici is, and the Bavarium somehow was able to mutate back into unrefined rock and start forming mineral deposits underground.
</p><p>Maybe Bavarium was put there by aliens on purpose.
</p><p>It doesn't sit right with me that a mineral can only be found on a single island on this whole planet.
</p><p><s>I am heavily resisting the urge to make a reference to Tiberium</s>
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<figcaption> </figcaption></figure>The periodic number is 133, and the mass is 266.
<p>I chose the periodic number because of letter to numbers. I took JC3, J=10, C=3 so 10+3 is 13 and then added the '3' from the name and there we go, 133. The mass number is the periodic number doubled. I chose Bv because I thought that fit the best.
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<figcaption> </figcaption></figure>The periodic number is 133, and the mass is 266.
<p>I chose the periodic number because of letter to numbers. I took JC3, J=10, C=3 so 10+3 is 13 and then added the '3' from the name and there we go, 133. The mass number is the periodic number doubled. I chose Bv because I thought that fit the best.
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<p>Well the large enemy ship obviously reminds me of the similar large ship in Saints Row 3.
</p><p>I hope there's a way to keep one in the sky forever. I have a mod for SR3 that restores the Daedalus and a few other things, like the statue and the normal aircraft carrier. I would imagine that this could be done by Re-Oppression.
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<p>(Speculation only)
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