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But then this automutated Inner Alien make all mess with stupid hungry corpses.
Thinking about government swapping or huge things from I am a Hero manga.
Combos are traits because the extra DNA cost is necessary to keep things somewhat balanced. Otherwise I'd have to up the cost of all the prerequisite traits, which would mean less traits to evolve per game and less choices to make. I'm sure by now the scenario editor has some fancy ways to script these by now. Keep in mind I made this 2 years ago when the game was still in early access and the editor had just been released with only the bare minimum of functionality.
Just played through the scenario on Mega Brutal with no difficulty.
I had most of eurosia infected before they even started working on a cure.
Are you sure the recent updates even changed anything difficulty-wise? Maybe try a different approach?
I see said the blind man.
1. Humans can be cured as long as the alien cells are dormant. Once you develop Inner Alien and the thing takes over the host body, the cure is no longer viable. This is primeraly because of gameplay consideration and editor restrictions, not because it is necessarily correct lore-wise.
2. As seen in the movies, individual forms of the thing can selfishly attack, harm and kill other forms of itself to avert attention and suspicion.
Also, once the alien assimilates all life on the planet, they will either turn on themselves in a blind effort of self-preservation or slowly wither away and die out because it is incapable of natural reproduction and lacks a fully functional metabolism to live and sustain itself.
@DragonVenom
I'm pretty sure cure development always starts at a certain point, regardless of whether or not you develop any traits. Probably because of the starting severity level.
1. Once a human is infected he cannot be cured!
2. When the Thing infected a human it does not want to kill the host anymore since it becomes the host, why would it kill itself???
You should compare the Thing to the Necroa: The host becomes more like a zombie that needs to be killed than to be cured to stop it. But the beginning was cool. ^^
This was on Burtal, Normal, and Casual
That should mean "alien has won, it consumed and transformed every living being on planet into itself", but the game was expecting me to rip each other apart. Why? Everyone is a Thing - why would it want to kill itself?
Anyway, thanks for the nice thing you did there with flavor texts and the mod generally : )
How do you lose? Cure progress or Z-Com?
@Maelstrom
Food Contamination trait, mass paranoia event, eldritch abomination trait and 27,000 hours event.
If you'd like some more ideas, lemme know.
I'd be glad to help some more.
What did you add?
I only ask this because I don't happen to own the game.
I've also got few ideas for this scenario.
Another outcome of this scenario is that military thinks it's a great bio-weapon that can be contained which could be the Simian flu alternative.
Symptoms/Traits/Combos/Endings.
-Pathological Liar:The Thing's gained intelligence can provide useful for evading tests and suspicion.
-Food contamination:The Thing splits into tiny celluar organisms and contaminates food.
-Master of disguise(Requires the Hivemind trait):An infected and powerful political figure causes a country collapse.
-Eldritch abomination(Requires Human Kraken and Hivemind):Swarms can merge into one being, making The Thing nearly unstoppable.
-Mass paranoia:Increases chances of a country collapse.
-27,000 hours:Beat the scenario in three years.
-Assimulation Complete:Humanity is no more, only The Thing rules.
-Fuck you too!:Humanity has won.
I'd personally switch from Necroa to Neurax.
It makes the most sense in my opinion, using manipulation and laying low instead of bum rushing.
And in the Neurax worm you have the Trojan powers.
With Trojan powers you can still mass swarm.
A lot of my other stuff is, atleast in my opinion, a lot better quality wise but not nearly as popular as the Thing scenario.
Other than that, try to make some custom icons, show some screenshots on the workshop page and include a description and feature list. Most people will not even give it a try unless you put some effort into the presentation.
The win-condition triggers when all humans have been transformed i.e. there are no infected people left and the rest is either transformed or dead. It's not required to kill them, although I would recommend to have atleast some lethality for the extra DNA points.
Personally, I think the alien from the space ship was just another host, not the thing in it's true form. The thing probably just used it as a vessel to find more lifeforms to assimilate, much like it used the dog to reach the American research station in the beginning of the movie.