Makes ice no longer conductive

[ThatFiveGuys]

About the PR

Ice now has conductivity of 2

Why's this needed?

Having a material that you can get in unlimited quantities incredibly easily that's usable for fabs is just bad as it vastly devalues other materials.

Changelog

(u)Ikea
(+)Ice is now an insulator

[Valtsu0]

Hard disagree on the uncrystallinezation
Moliz is already easy to get in large quantities. Ice can't be picked up with scoops, so it requires a little bit of extra effort. Also Ice is crystalline irl, would be weird making it not

[ThatFiveGuys]

Hard disagree on the uncrystallinezation Moliz is already easy to get in large quantities. Ice can't be picked up with scoops, so it requires a little bit of extra effort. Also Ice is crystalline irl, would be weird making it not

For some additional context this pr is intended to combat a niche strat to where people put ice dispensers in robotics/mechanics to get CON/CRY-1 to significantly reduce the amount of materials they need for making stuff. This is one of those gameplay over realism things (though Id argue not being able to substitute glass with ice to make something is more realistic), ice being crystalline means that someone can just mechscan a ice dispenser and not worry about going to cargo/buying it from mining. Ice production currently is something you can do incredibly easily on your own to circumvent interacting with other people which is bad.

[TobleroneSwordfish]

Keep it crystalline, remove the conductivity imo. Ice is a crystal but try making wires out of it.