Changes: Compressed Granite

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Compressed Granite marks the map boundaries. It is found both at the top and bottom of the map, surrounding the destructible terrain around the procedurally generated tunnels and caverns. There is a thin layer of another sturdy material named Bedrock.

Its surface is shiny and completely black.

It is an incredibly tough material, requiring four hits with your Pickaxe before it breaks, and you will mine out a much smaller area than other types of Common Rock.

Compressed Granite and bedrock cannot be drilled, it is assumed that the Driller's Reinforced Power Drills are not powerful enough to break it apart, while larger drills such as the one on the Drop Pod and Resupply Pod can.

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-Compressed granite marks the map boundaries. It is found both at the top and bottom of the map, behind a thin layer of Bedrock.
+[[{{PAGENAME}}]] marks the map boundaries. It is found both at the top and bottom of the map, surrounding the destructible terrain around the procedurally generated tunnels and caverns. There is a thin layer of another sturdy material named Bedrock.
 Its surface is shiny and completely black.
-It is a very tough material, requiring four hits with your pickaxe before it breaks, and you will mine out a much smaller area than other types of stone.
+It is an incredibly tough material, requiring four hits with your [[Pickaxe]] before it breaks, and you will mine out a much smaller area than other types of Common Rock.
+Compressed Granite and bedrock cannot be drilled, it is assumed that the [[Driller|Driller's]] [[Reinforced Power Drills]] are not powerful enough to break it apart, while larger drills such as the one on the [[Drop Pod]] and [[Resupply Pod]] can.
-Compressed Granite cannot be drilled and will not in appear in your inventory when mined.