Dr. Nearo
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I really appreciate that the derp-snout now adds distasteful appearance (eew that one's all lumpy!)
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Less a bug than an inconvenience, but male and female Peacock Tail are listed separately in the gene filter. So you basically have to cycle back and forth between the two to see who all has the gene.
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Yeah I realized my mistake after I went to bed last night (D'oh)
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Less of a glitch, but the Purr attribute is in the filter menu twice
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I just started up the whale island and man this thing's impre-OMYGOODNESS THE FEMALE HAS ANTENNAI!!!
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Hey, I suggested this last community vote! one thing I was thinking was maybe if you keep the standard ears looking as they are, and long ears can have one lopped over, like a dog or rabbit.
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Oh wow, awesome! thank you guys!
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In my current game (I started late, so it's just the one :P), the markings I give them are based on location as well as color:
Blue on the left: Home Island Immunity
Red on the right: carrying undesirable/unusable genetics (lame paw, sterile, etc.)
Pink in the center: candidate for leaving island
Gold in the center: Community leaders
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Yeah something like that, but maybe it pulses once? just to get your attention
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Oooh I like the design of the swamp and water snakes. Would you be able to counter this with dig? or like with moles? or is it intended to just be avoided (more or less like the carnivorous plants)?
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Yiss love the forked-tail look! I could see that being useful for swimmers and fighters who normally wouldn't be much good for gathering (or you could breed nechelings to strip bushes in one go).
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I just noticed while In the Family Tree that when you use the tail gene filter the Nichelings with spiky body read as not having the gene (grey circles). For example I apply the filter to see how many nichelings have stinky-tail recessive genes, and I notice the ones that have that gene and spiky body read as not having it (presumably because they have no tails.)
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Yiss love the split tail idea!
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Hoping to give my cousin a copy, she's a Chicken Smoothie fan and I think she'll get a kick out of this
On 3/30/2018 at 2:44 PM, Season of Crows said:Recently introduced to this game by Seri! Pixel Biologist. Being a biology major myself, this is just the kind of game I like, and I'd like to share it with my close friend and fellow biology major.
Ha I was introduced to Seri by this game! found it by looking up the "Cute" tag on steam: one of her video's is on their page (and is why I bought it in the end)
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It would be good for if you want to name your save files like tribe names, especially since you may not know what the tribe will turn out like until you start, so you may not really be able to properly name them until you've spent a few minutes with them.
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one thing I think would be a neat way for nechelings to interact is to be able to have one move another. For example if you have a necheling end turn in water that turns out to be to deep for it, than you can have a buddy come by and pull em' out before they drown. Or a child is near the grass when suddenly a predator appears! so the parent pulls the little one behind them before fending off the baddie
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Oooh I really want a necheling with sticky tongue now! (just all *Mleh!* ;D ). And I really like that grabber gob: just looks so happy! like a puppy that's so excited to be outside.
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Well Mystic:
an eclectus male and female (red and black for that gothic look)
a Congo African Grey
a teal blue ringneck
a pair of violet Indian ringnecks
honestly they're breeding all kinds of ringnecks now...
can't forget sun conures:
and heres some lovebirds
hope that's helpful
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Okay, this is way better than all the bluebird based ideas flying around the forum. Definitely voting this one in if it makes the cut.
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This is such a cool idea! And I really like the frog-rat design, though to be fair the original poster did say they would be part lizard so... maybe a bearded dragon? A monitor lizard might make more sense for the disease effect though
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I've seen it multiple times in let's-plays, even recent ones. I've experienced it first hand, as I'm sure all of you have, painfully enough. Your day is just starting, and you move to select something toward the top of the screen; or maybe you still have another game's controls on your mind and you automatically bump the spacebar. Now all your nechelings are a day older and your down another day's worth of food.
I think there ought to be a message that pops up when you try to advance when you have unspent actions. something like: "Some of your nechelings have actions. Are you sure you want to end the day?" This could save a lot of pain and let us accident-prone folk relax.
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I notice that there is no difference between a necheling with the derp face that has normal ears and one that has long ears. I know they already have different ear lengths, but since the stats of their genes take effect, maybe we should see a little difference on the animal? a derp variation of each of the ears, if you will.
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Definitely want this in the game
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Hey this sounds like fun!