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Posted by: Droll
« on: February 04, 2021, 11:26:34 AM »

The suggestion thread also has a discussion regarding aquatics and the desert based species too
Posted by: Gabrote42
« on: February 04, 2021, 08:30:52 AM »

This has been requested countless times, especially things like "Life that requires no water" for Robots and such. Steve is working through an enormous backlog of suggestions so this might take a while to happen. Do not hesitate to post on the suggestion thread tho.
Posted by: Stormtrooper
« on: February 04, 2021, 03:30:05 AM »

So, as far as I know, methane breathers were in vb6. So I guess they will also appear in C#, especially that the system generation already likes to spawn a "methane equivalent" of an npr-habitable world.

However, why limit this to only oxygen and methane, on top of that having a narrow range of temperature? I think it'd be cool to open up the possibility for life generation. Just think of the possibilities: Venusians, a race thriving in extreme cold on hydrogen-based superearths, a toxic world full of chlorine and sulphur dioxide hosting some sort of exotic life for which oxygen is the equivalent of mustard gas, maybe on some rare occasions some species that don't adapt well to any atmosphere and thrive on airless planets, nitrogen breathers, basically all kind of unique and cool stuff. Of course finding life on airless rock shouldn't be as common as finidng it on earthlike planet, so this would require tinkering with probabilities of each "type of life" to spawn, but in general would make the universe much more original and unique.