Probably a combination of Playerβs playstyle, what the Player created in the Editor, and how well the Player species did (number deaths/lack of deaths, number of cell divisions, e.t.c.).
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I feel like that would take A LOT of coding to add, whichβd be especially burdensome in this time of multicellular development
Absolutely, double the species is double the calculations.
I think Iβve said it before, but simple size is a poor representation for IRL niche division. Niches are primarily about what, where, when and how life survives while finding food.
Itβs worth thinking again about why you think it is necessary for the player to be the top of a miche. Itβs not necessary for avoiding extinction.
Essentially no. Species get a share of the energy from a niche proportional to their score share, regardless of what miche they are top in. But non-player species that are not occupying miche and did not only just migrate somewhere get essentially deleted. Thatβs really all we need from it.
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Speaking of miches, I presume they will feed into how one domesticates a species, right?
So being able to live in Anthropogenic biomes would be one requirement for domestication, correct?
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I suppose so, though in the past now gone animals like wolves were domesticated while living in relatively primordial environments when compared with what they are like now, didnβt they?
That depends on how you define an Anthropogenic area. They did more or less move into the Social Centers the Homo sapiens lived in at the time. Given that some modern livestock essentially live on a grassland, those wolves may have adapted more that the modern livestock, coming inside of houses or equivalent.
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aah31415
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Tbf I am not sure you can even domesticate a species without interacting with it, so by definition youβd need the domesticated to, in some way, interact with anthopogenic environments
Currently, starting endosymbiosis creates a new miche for them wherever you are. I imagine we could do something similar for domestication.
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I presume such animals would get protection for their miche representing the interests of their domesticators, like how humans usually protect their own livestock?