Goonhub
09-30-2016, 09:55 AM
So basically here's my Idea on how to make a genetics vending machine work, I'm not sure how complex this would be to code exactly but here's the outline of it.
It works off of the current genetics research and the way you get it to work is you insert your ID, and it checks your DNA in the database, Any activators for your DNA that have been researched can be purchased for 100 credits.
Injectors are a little different, they cost 500-1000(still not sure what to price these at) and must be sent from the genetics console stored mutations to the Genevend, and doing this removes the stored mutation from the console, but makes it available for purchase by anyone from the Genevend in unlimited amounts, carrying with it any splices that were attached to the gene when it was in the console.
Each active geneticist would get 10-25% of the profits from this and the rest would go into the station/research funding.
So yeah, Vending machine that makes people less likely to burst into genetics, makes geneticists some cash, and gets more useful as the round goes on(as long as there's an active geneticist.)
It works off of the current genetics research and the way you get it to work is you insert your ID, and it checks your DNA in the database, Any activators for your DNA that have been researched can be purchased for 100 credits.
Injectors are a little different, they cost 500-1000(still not sure what to price these at) and must be sent from the genetics console stored mutations to the Genevend, and doing this removes the stored mutation from the console, but makes it available for purchase by anyone from the Genevend in unlimited amounts, carrying with it any splices that were attached to the gene when it was in the console.
Each active geneticist would get 10-25% of the profits from this and the rest would go into the station/research funding.
So yeah, Vending machine that makes people less likely to burst into genetics, makes geneticists some cash, and gets more useful as the round goes on(as long as there's an active geneticist.)