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Tungsten Armor

This proposal introduces a new high-tier armor material—Tungsten—which offers a 20% improvement in overall strength compared to Netherite. Due to its density, the Tungsten armor set includes both advantageous buffs and realistic debuffs that affect player mobility. Full Set Effects • Overall protection increased by 20% compared to Netherite • Total movement speed reduction: 25% • Total jump height reduction: 10% • Full immunity to knockback • Full immunity to Shulker-induced levitation • Sink 2x as fast in powder snow • Able to walk on the floor of the ocean and bodies of water as if it’s normal land, but even slower underwater. Armor Breakdown 1. Helmet • Buff: Provides extra armor if paired with the full set. • Debuff: Reduces movement speed by 2.5% 2. Chestplate • Buff: Grants full immunity to knockback • Debuff: Reduces movement speed by 12.5% 3. Leggings • Buff: Enhances durability and overall defensive capability • Debuffs: Reduces movement speed by 7.5% and jump height by 5% 4. Boots • Buff: Increases traction on slippery surfaces (e.g., ice, soul sand) • Debuffs: Reduces movement speed by 2.5% and jump height by 5%
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    I like how realistic this is! I mean, it's still not very realistic, 'cause if you were wearing tungsten armor in real life you probably wouldn't be able to move, but it's still well thought out.

    I would call for a tungsten anvil that is basically indestructible. When it falls it does a ton of damage, and it can break up to three blocks underneath it. You have to put it on some kind of stone, because wood will snap underneath it, and it will sink in to dirt.