My introduction fellow thrivers

that actually hapenned when i turned into a multicellular organism, some pukilaruses were still eukaryotes until the next generation lol

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I think it always happens when you go multicellular

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pretty much, i noticed that some cells of your species just dont get the new changes you made, but this is always only for 1 generation

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I recall in the past those unevolved cells would also attack you btw

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oh so the game thought those were different species since they didnt have the same organelles as you, good thing it was fixed and now i can flex my mitochondrion to those who are in the last generation

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…You only evolved the powerhouses in multi?

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i meant while still in microbe stage

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Yeah that’d make more sense. Though multi does come with lower prices…

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but mainly, i can have more ATP heavy organelles, since my common multicellular organism is composed of 14 energy cells out of 20, allowing me to produce so much ATP, i can give my non-energy cells some cool abilities

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I don’t think atp travels between the cells though?

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i meant that i have so much energy cells, i basically can’t die of ATP deprivation

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Do those cells also double as storage?

nah, i already have alot of storage from the size of the cells

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How large are they then?

like 3 nucleuses i would say

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I also make cells similar size I think

A lot of these responses sound like they could be in What is your preferred playstyle/build in Thrive?, or Multicellular Organisms!

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Well if any higher ranking individual would happen to come across this intro discourse, they could move these responses over there…

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