Achievements

Future Game
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These are achievements of speed runs, the essence of which is to complete stages in a short amount of time, the numbers indicated in the achievements are approximate and can be changed.

Fast replication: Go through the single-cell stage in less than 1 billion years.
Cambrian Nuclear Explosion: Go through the multicellular stage in less than 100 million years.
Clever Girl…: Reach the conscious stage in less than 70 million years.
Not Barbarians: Complete the awakening stage in less than 300,000 years.
Eternal City: Complete a society stage in under 1000 years.
Shock Industrialization: Complete the industrial stage in less than 50 years.
At superluminal speed: ascend at space stage in less than 100 years.
Time Lord: Complete all the speedrun achievements in one save.

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This would most likely require warm pond scenario (for oxygen and metabolosomes) and very lucky gameplay to accomplish.

Depending on how much time will pass per multicellular editor cycle, this might not be possible

I don’t think Space Stage will play out so fast, even with scifi techs enabled

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Isn’t this achievement suggestion a bit too political?

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Yes, it’s basically the same level of unrealistic detail simulation as a previous suggestion that I’ve also deleted for being about politics.

@blackjacksike the bold font problem is probably a thing with the theme but I don’t know. It would take actually fixing the problem I think to find out what caused it.

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Better late than never: Develop sapience on the last editor cycle before your system star renders your planet inhospitable

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Flesh is Stronger than Steel
Develop a species with a skin that can resist high-speed projectiles.

Sticks and Stones…
Develop a species with a bone density so high that it is harder than steel (on the Moh’s scale).

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I wonder if such a species could harvest those bones to make things like bone warships and stuff…

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616

That’s a huge economic effort. Maybe they could farm their close relatives that grow and reproduce quickly, but no one is harvesting their own body parts for use as a raw material.

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Yeah… also it would depend on whenever or not can these bones be smelted into more shapable forms…

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I mean, if you’re smelting anyways, you might as well just make steel, it’s not too hard. in small quantities it was done AGES ago. You’d probably use this for something like weapons or nails or something that’s shaped kinda like a stick (or a limb bone/rib) and really only need sharpening. If you were to use it for construction you could, for example, just weld or braze together a bunch of them in a line to make something like steel-reinforced concrete. That’s what we tend to use for modern mega-projects like skyscrapers and huge dams. Would probably make a much better great wall of china than the actual great wall of china, it would also make much, much large statues if you feel like outdoing the colossus of rhodes.

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I guess it could be a bit gruesome, but a species can get used to using bones as construction material even late into it’s development.

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Since the Macroscopic Stage is being created, it only makes sense to have the Achievement “Can everyone see me now?”. In order to get his achievement, there are four conditions:

  1. The Player must be the first creature to reach the Macroscopic Stage.
  2. The Player must detect an organism smaller in size and an organism larger in size than the Player’s current species in the Macroscopic Stage. Chemoreceptors can be included, as I am not sure if eyes are something that can be developed in the Macroscopic Stage.
  3. The Player’s species must engulf a species smaller in size than the Player’s current species once and be engulfed by a species larger in size than the Player’s current species once in the Macroscopic Stage.
  4. The Player cannot go extinct in the Macroscopic Stage.
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Some jellyfish and clams have primitive eyes, so they should be developable.

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I am Rathalos: Make an organism that looks like a Tree, go to the Society Stage and cut down all of the actual trees on the planet. Based on this post from 3D Organisms…

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you would need to be atleast in society to do so on a global scale…

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624

I am not sure if I want to promote total global deforestation, but ok.

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Wasn’t deforestation the entire concept of that achievement?

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626

I did not realize it meant globally when I posted it.

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Maybe it should be just “cut down (a very high number) trees while playing as a creature which looks like a tree itself”?

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628

I like your phrasing better. :+1: