Goonhub
10-05-2020, 02:41 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-05-2020, 02:46 PM by Frank_Stein. Edited 1 time in total.)
I think the reluctantance of having traits messed with as a consequence of cloning kinda convinces me that I'm on to something in terms of finding a thing to make you want to not die, but no it's not a hill to die on.
I actually don't mind the new speed of cloning, in so much as how it completely disincentives and longer, life saving medical procedure.
I think we can agree that
1. Cloning needs good downside to it's new speed
2. Saving someone's life should be worth it over letting them die and be cloned
Sundance is probably onto something with more cloning aftercare. I'd love if it was something that was kinda optional. Like you hop out and can choose to deal with it, or wait around to have it fixed.
What if each time a trait was simply added. Could be bad, could be good. It wouldn't "change" your character identity so much as add a new thing.
Or would y'all be more comfortable with mutations? A reroll of your potential genes, with random ones activated during the cloning process?
I actually don't mind the new speed of cloning, in so much as how it completely disincentives and longer, life saving medical procedure.
I think we can agree that
1. Cloning needs good downside to it's new speed
2. Saving someone's life should be worth it over letting them die and be cloned
Sundance is probably onto something with more cloning aftercare. I'd love if it was something that was kinda optional. Like you hop out and can choose to deal with it, or wait around to have it fixed.
What if each time a trait was simply added. Could be bad, could be good. It wouldn't "change" your character identity so much as add a new thing.
Or would y'all be more comfortable with mutations? A reroll of your potential genes, with random ones activated during the cloning process?