Today we’ll continue our last auto-save (they HAVE those now!!!) and nom our way through the early waters to THRIVE!
Our NEW Daginium Shyrosea is the heavy battle tank of the cellular world and ready to devour anything other than its own kind if it sees em!
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Yo pog I just heard of and played this game yesterday!
Science is awesome!
Glad this got an update.
Way to slow
Hey dude! just your friendly neighbourhood Commenter wanting to give a frankly very specific tip, enjoy!
So basically, something i like to keep in mind at the Bathypelagic stage or higher is whenever i have enough Ammonia and Phosphate for 2 evolutions in a row, i'd buy a Nucleus (which i obviously can't support but i'll get to that) and now listen closely, for the next evolution(depending on your cell), i like to buy 2 Mitochondria or a Chloroplast and Mitochondria whichever is enough to support your Nucleus for well, an early-game Nucleus so i don't have to bother too much with Metabolisms and Thylakoids for general better (imo) ATP and Glucose production. Sorry for the drawn-out comment but hope this helps ^-^!