100 Stupid Ways to Die is a very popular puzzle mini-game whose goal is simple, to kill the protagonist – even though he looks innocent and cute. In the elemental world, there are actually many kinds of stupid ways to die! If you develop a game with various elements as the theme, I am afraid it is also very magical and strange.
Now let's simulate this game, are you ready?
explode
The first level, welcome to the world of hydrogen. Hydrogen, colorless, odorless and non-toxic, but extremely flammable, and the flames are almost invisible. You buy many hydrogen balloons to travel the world, store them in a closed room, and slowly, the leaked hydrogen gas overflows throughout the room. One day, you entered the room smoking a cigarette, "Boom," and you were blown away, Game Over.
The second level, welcome to use lithium battery mobile phone. Lithium batteries, high voltage, long life, no pollution, but can not meet water and can not overcharge. One day, you forgot to unplug the phone that was charging and found that it was on fire when it was found. Please choose a fire extinguishing tool, A: dry powder fire extinguisher, B: foam fire extinguishing agent. Pick B? "Boom," you're blown up, Game Over.
The third level, welcome to the world of fluorine. Fluorine is a pale yellow gas with a pungent odor. Fluoride is a good partner for teeth, and a small amount of fluoride can improve the resistance of teeth to bacteria and prevent caries. One day, to treat dental caries, you use fluoride as a mouthwash spray. The fluorine gas combines with your saliva to produce the super acid hydrofluoric acid, which, at the same time, is accompanied by a strong explosion. "Boom," you're blown up, Game Over.
Fourth level, welcome to use the "Safety Match". The method of use is very simple, the red phosphorus on the side has a low ignition point, safe and non-toxic, as long as you gently rub the side with a matchstick to make a fire. But white phosphorus, the twin of red phosphorus, is restless, and it is prone to spontaneous combustion and toxicity when exposed to heat. One day, you bought a box of "high-end matches" with white on the side, happily lit the matches, "boom", the matches burned violently, the whole box of matches exploded, and you slowly fainted in a sea of fire, Game Over.
Fifth level, welcome to use sulfur soap. It is toxic to microorganisms and has a good bactericidal effect. One day, your mosquito coil ran out, you wanted to use sulfur soap to temporarily replace the insect repellent effect of the mosquito coil, so you lit it, a pungent smell came to your face, your eyes, nose, mouth, throat and other parts of the pain of being burned. At this time, the sulfur flame happened to meet the white phosphorus match, and a big fire was unstoppable, and you were burned, Game Over.
Sixth, welcome to the world's most sophisticated clock - cesium atomic clock. Cesium is a golden yellow, low melting point of the lively metal, on the ground, cesium will occur about 9.2 billion energy fluctuations per second, this number will not change for tens of millions of years, so by counting the energy fluctuations of cesium to ensure tens of millions of years of accuracy. You unwrapped the cesium atomic clock out of curiosity, "boom," the instant cesium touched the air exploded violently, purple Mars splashed on you, and you were burned, Game Over.
poisoning
Seventh level, welcome to the coal mine. Coal, black in lumps, is one of the oldest fuels in use and still has a vast market demand to date. In the process of coal mining, you have to polish your eyes, maybe you can find one or two of the brothers of coal, diamonds, and make a fortune from then on. However, because you did not wear a mask and worked too long hours in the mine, inhaled a large amount of coal dust, unfortunately suffered from coal workers' pneumoconiosis, and eventually suffocated, Game Over.
At the eighth level, welcome to use chlorine disinfectant. Chlorine is a yellow-green, pungent gas with a bactericidal effect that can be used for tap water disinfection. Chlorine gas dissolves in water to form hypochlorous acid and hydrochloric acid, which can damage the respiratory tract and make it difficult to breathe. During the disinfection process, you inhale a lot of chlorine gas and quickly suffocate to death, Game Over.
In the ninth level, welcome to use paint and wallpaper made of arsenic. With arsenic in, the color retention time of paints and wallpapers will be greatly extended and more durable. Arsenic can hinder the production of adenosine triphosphate (or ATP, the energy molecule needed by cells), destroy the gastrointestinal tract, cause nausea, bleeding, vomiting and diarrhea, and also cause cancer. During the renovation process, you painted the inner wall of the water pipe with paint containing excessive arsenic, and arsenic slowly entered your body when drinking water. Game Over。
At the tenth level, welcome to use the "point-and-shoot camera", which has been equipped with a silver bromide negative, and press the shutter to image. To rinse the negative is to wash the bromine in the negative and fix the silver into a photograph. You rinse thousands of photos and the developer is filled with liquid bromine, a brownish-red liquid that emits a foul-smelling and unforgettable odor. Accidentally, spilled liquid bromine, liquid bromine not only corroded your skin, its stench will also leave you with a long-lasting psychological trauma, Game Over.
At the eleventh level, welcome to taste the seafood rich in "mercury". Mercury is a silvery-white liquid metal that evaporates at room temperature. It is easily absorbed by organisms and is not easily excreted. In the ocean, the more organisms at the top of the food chain, the more mercury accumulates in the body. Lately, you've eaten a lot of fatty seafood from the river downstream of your thermometer factory, and slowly, you've begun to slurred, falter, facial dementia, hand-foot paralysis, and nervous breakdowns until you die, Game Over.
Twelfth level, welcome to the world of lead. In life, lead is almost everywhere, paint, tableware, toys and water pipes have its presence. You are surrounded by these utensils made of lead as soon as you are born, congratulations, your life will end unconsciously, because lead hinders the development of the nervous system, in short, lead will permanently reduce your IQ. If you are exposed to more lead, vomiting, waddling, epilepsy, coma and death occur, Game Over.
radiation
Congratulations on your arrival at the Fallout level. The good news is that all the substances of the Fallout levels may rarely be exposed to in life; the bad news is that once they are exposed, please survive by luck.
In the thirteenth level, this level you need to challenge technetium. It was the first element to be prepared by artificial methods and was widely used in medical diagnosis to diagnose various tumors and almost all organ diseases. During the diagnostic process, you are exposed to technetium powder and will experience multiple afflictions such as molting, insomnia, bone pain, cancer, etc., Game Over.
Fourteenth level, iridium. Iridium is a silvery-white metal, extremely corrosion-resistant, and is a rare precious metal, but if you pick it up, you may not have enough money to resell it to pay for medical expenses. Iridium emits γ rays, γ rays can penetrate metals. Therefore, iridium is commonly used in factories to detect whether metal parts have cracks. You found a piece of metal near the factory that looked like sterling silver, took it home out of curiosity and put it in your pocket, and a few hours later, you felt muscle itching, bone pain, and even nerve necrosis, Game Over.
Fifteenth level, polonium. Polonium is also a silvery-white metal that looks very similar to silver and can be used to reduce static electricity generation in the production of plastic films and plastic bags. It is probably the most toxic substance ever used by humans, 250,000 times more toxic than cyanide, mainly because it constantly radiates α particles that destroy biological tissue, fortunately, α particles cannot penetrate the skin, but as long as there is one gram of polonium in food, it is enough to kill 10 million people. Naturally occurring polonium in the air adheres to aerosol particles or dust and finally to plant leaves. Studies have shown that tobacco leaves contain higher levels of polonium, and you smoke for a long time and accumulate an excess of polonium in your body, Game Over.
Sixteenth level, arsenic. Arsenic is the element with the shortest half-life, and as long as 0.000000125 seconds, it is unrecognizable. It is assumed that arsenic is a near-black solid that, when heated, sublimates into a dark purple gas darker than iodine vapor. But this idea can never be confirmed, because in the blink of an eye, the arsenic can split a million times, and the energy emitted during this time will level the entire neighborhood where you live, Game Over.
The seventeenth level, radon, a colorless and odorless radioactive gas. When an earthquake occurs, radon is released from the rock layers underground, and measuring the increase in radon content in groundwater can be used as a precursor to an earthquake. But your home's building materials, such as granite, cement and plaster, may also release radon. Its half-life is less than four days, and the time to cause damage is limited. But because it's a gas, you inhale it into your body unconsciously. Radon decays in the lungs, emitting various radiation particles, causing the lungs to rot, Game Over.
Level eighteen, uranium. Uranium is the heaviest element that naturally exists in nature, is radioactive, and can be used to make atomic bombs. The light and heat produced by the atomic bomb explosion are only instantaneous, but nuclear radiation can cause long-term harm. Under the controllable conditions of nuclear power plants, the slow reaction of uranium will provide sufficient power. You live near a nuclear power plant, an earthquake strikes, nuclear reactors are destroyed, and the resulting nuclear waste contaminates hundreds of thousands of square kilometers of land, and you suffer from long illness until you die, Game Over.
Due to space limitations, you can't provide a game guide to all the levels, but the elements in the periodic table will give you almost all the ways to die. In addition to the above dozens, sodium, magnesium, lanthanum, cerium, etc. are flammable and explosive elements, chromium, manganese, cadmium, tin, etc. are toxic elements, and from element 93 neptunium to the current last element , element 118, are all synthetic, because their half-life is too short to exist in nature, and because of this, they are all strongly radioactive, which is a huge harm to living organisms.
Life is not like a game, life is only once, please do not indulge your curiosity, try any of the above.