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Archite genes like 'Jotun frame' that make a pawn a giant but ravenously hungry, any 'gene integration' gene that make the investment result 'some assembly required' without any chance of integrating archite genes, or the dozen or so archite-level genes that make super-specific tasks like hacking incredibly quick AND THAT'S IT, kinda pull the plug on me actually using the archogen injector.
Without something to reign in the selection, for me it's just a gambler's macguffin tacked onto the rest of the cool stuff this mod adds.
The black list is exposed to xml and genes can be patched not to appear there. If for some reason some archite gene is a drawback instead of a benefit, that to me sounds like a fault on the design side of that mod. Archite genes are powerful, non-negative genes in the base game.
I am seeing crappy Archogenes that aren't meant to be an "op" gene be used as the super power and having negative side effects passed along with them turn decent pawns into really crappy ones. The Archogene that comes from another mod can be more of a negative so you end up with pawns you just get rid of because they are so bad.
If you guys aren't willing to make other genes from mods opt in, then at least give us an option in the mod settings to disable integration with other mods when using Archogene injector.
For the mod's starting scenario, the sealed vault under your starting base, how do you claim it? I've found the deconstructable buildings, but aside from plain steel stools and the like, I don't seem to have any options to deconstruct anything else.
I've not yet tried ordering a pawn to smash things, which I assume will work, but there are benches, for example, that I was able to deconstruct for resources upstairs that I'm unable to do so for downstairs. Is there a way to claim them or am I required to manually smash them?
Upper floor of the vault you start in doesn't count as yours, manhunter animals and raiders walk straight in.
(ive got a bunch of mods, and various deconstruct return fix mods, but basically i think everything found in a rimworld game should give "a something" when deconstructing. so ive been using rimmsqol to add killed leavings, onto a whole bunch of generic rimworld "ancient" items, so that they give something back (its just how it works in my mind, deconstruct something get a something to reprocess etc) but i hadnt been able to find a way to force some floorings to return items. i think its because that floor type might need an actual recipe to exist which can make that floor type but not 100% sure, so usually i just use dev mode whenever a dlc or mod has a floor type that gives nothing, and manually spawn in 1 concrete block per floor tile removed) :)
>lay steel over ancient flooring
>colonists rip up ancient flooring in order to lay steel
>underneath the ancient floor is water
> :(
Why is ancient concrete flooring so bad just make it 100% walk speed please half my vault is a freaking wooden bridge because my idiot pawn has a research skill of 2 and would take seven morbillion years to research heavy birdges
Gonna try to see if it's this mod's bug or if it's something on my list
In general though I wish more of the ancient rurniture were claimable and useable by the player. Would make a good run with Hospitality's Hospital.
the dconstruct button would also be nice :/