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I've covered this before, but explosions are mostly unrealistic (required due to an MNA limitation for now) and fires are much more probable.
Like I said before as well, likely a change to how wires are handled in the near future.
3200kv will break down 50v cables' isolation, causing an internal short.
Rework Wire explosions so it's based on Amperage and Voltage combined being drawn through wire to trigger explosion.
a 50v wire rated for 20 amps should not explode when 3200 kv is put into it via a voltage source if there is no amps going through it.
what happens in a short circuit that usually blows your breaker or melts your wire is the short circuit usually draws 10000 - 20000 amps through the wire very quickly.
think about this for a second to something in real life, a older continuous on (not the newer pulsing kind) electric fence charger puts over 5000 volts on a fence wire constantly which is usually 17 - 18 gauge aluminum wire, but because there is so little amperage in that wire, the wire never explodes.