True. But does that warrent giving them +2 traitpoints over the original species?
It's to compensate for the fact that you likely can't control what traits they have.
True. But does that warrent giving them +2 traitpoints over the original species?
It's to compensate for the fact that you likely can't control what traits they have.
Prior precedent is that you're disallowed from further modifying species that have had their traits randomized ("Self Modified" prevents gene-engineering).If the traits are random, couldn't they already add up to more than the old point max? So having the maximum increased would allow you to change things without making the species worse?
For instance:Prior precedent is that you're disallowed from further modifying species that have had their traits randomized ("Self Modified" prevents gene-engineering).
So its entirely possible that you just wont be allowed to modify hybrid species, but when their traits are generated they have extra points to borrow from each "parent" with.
guess the resulting set of traits will be limited by these new trait points. you can't get combos which cost more trait points than the new species has.If the traits are random, couldn't they already add up to more than the old point max? So having the maximum increased would allow you to change things without making the species worse?
Prior precedent is that you're disallowed from further modifying species that have had their traits randomized ("Self Modified" prevents gene-engineering).
So its entirely possible that you just wont be allowed to modify hybrid species, but when their traits are generated they have extra points to borrow from each "parent" with.
Depends on whether or not the first hybridized POP sets precedence.What is concerning me is that this random procreation will create a boat load of subspecies. If you cross-breed two races with 3 traits each, that's 48 possible trait combos (49th is "three from one parent, three from the other" which exceeds allowed trait picks). Even if half of the possible combos will be blocked by total trait points, it still leaves too much wiggle room. The species screen will blow
sounds like a way to go. however, if they also can't be genemodded later (like suggested above), then one unlucky roll can ruin a whole species and cripple you till the end of the game.Depends on whether or not the first hybridized POP sets precedence.
If it does, then all future hybrids would have the same traits- that's how hybrids between those species "turn out".
It... really can't?sounds like a way to go. however, if they also can't be genemodded later (like suggested above), then one unlucky roll can ruin a whole species and cripple you till the end of the game.
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Wiz said:It would be great but it's absolutely not going to happen. We'd need to build an entire new portrait system with months or years or art behind it.
I can’t wait to invade xenophiles and purge the hybrid abominations.
SUFFER NOT THE HYBRID