Noita Infinite Gold Without Midas

I am probably not the first person to think of this, but I haven't seen anyone else talk about it sooo...
Sea of mimicium copies any liquid it touches, and gold can be melted
This can probably be done more efficiently with infinite lifetime spells in some sort of pollen loop and freeze field and that way you wouldn't need any greek spells but I don't know how to do that yet

[@crimenty4446]

>goes to the gold room >collects it all >refills it with his own gold >leaves certified noita mindset moment

[@I_am_a_human_not_a_commodity]

The gods are... confused...

[@tobiasthomalla469]

good soup👍

[@Hardpossession]

Beating alchemy with physics. A matter can be seen in three states: solid, liquid or gas. We can make infinite liquids with mimicium. The rest is just a matter of right temperature.

[@Greyye]

will the liquid gold not cool on its own? do you have to cool it off with something else?

[@LolUGotBusted]

@@Greyye water

[@815TypeSirius]

My dude doesnt know about the like 30+ states of matter

[@kuurliirhra5808]

If developers do something about powder, it will be triumf of alchemy in Noita

[@orangeflame568]

Fungal shifts Lava -> Water and then Water -> Molten Gold. If your PC can handle it all lava becomes gold powder.

[@vishipsherrah]

i used sea of mimicium to create silver and later figured out that it can be done with gold

[@Contextallion]

that thumbnail is perfection

[@ACE-nu2qw]

Man! Noita is just one silly little game

[@Sam_Afkhami]

at this point you're not doing this for the gold you're doing it to send a message to the gods "we can reward you with your dream of infinite gold for all of your effort-" "nah, mimicium. :3c"

[@eshelynn]

If you have Greek letters and black holes, you may as well parallel world hop, and stack greed instead for better gains

[@Hadeth_a_stepa]

That's actually really clever

[@ashybunny6448]

I'd rather to use sea of water instead of mohination which water and mimicium

[@morpheus_uat]

ducktales!

[@max782_]

cool video :3

[@EsteiniuL]

truly one of a kind game

[@GadgetsUa]

You better use freezing field instead of water

[@GadgetsUa]

Or better shift water into gold)

[@wus3093]

Greed perks method is better in terms of time consumption and efficiency

[@treesaretough]

👀

[@michasokoowski6651]

I think they might patch it out...

[@Xonovelixi]

It's not totally game-breaking, if heartmaging stays then this definitely does besides, the idea of finding clever ways to make gold is in spirit of alchemy

[@michasokoowski6651]

@@Xonovelixi Yeah... except heartmaging got heavily, heavily nerfed and it did require a very rare enemy. This is way simpler. And yes, the idea of finding clever ways to make gold is in spirit of the alchemy... and another part of the alchemy (and this game) is that you fail (with 2 exceptions, one of which is midas potion and getting a seed alone where you can craft it is unreliable alone) Not to mention they already did remove some infinite money glitches.

[@Ottonymos]

Considering greek-touch of gold has been in the game forever, I'd be surprised if they did. You just need ~70k and to poke around hell for ten minutes, and you're pretty much set for life. This method is maybe accessible earlier, but seems like more work overall (still very cool though).

[@Xonovelixi]

​@@michasokoowski6651 I wouldn't say the nerf was all too heavy, it balanced the tech but it's still really good especially in conjunction with cessation Heart mages aren't too difficult to find either if you know what biomes to look in, some of which are adjacent to or part of the main route Having molten gold as a singular exception to mimicium would be very strange and due to the way it's done in the code it would be annoying to exclude it It's just a giant wildcard and there's no good way to make exceptions to it Thus, it's safe to say that this isn't going to be patched out

[@necromaster998]

I mean this is neat but having access to the gold rooms in the first place accomplishes much of what this does. It's cool to refill gold rooms but is it faster than grabbing the next one?