First they would make a monster pack with zombies, living trees and houses, evil mages, demons etc. Then theyd add a special traits pack with all the good traits like giant, immortality, lucky etc. Then theyd add a worldbox subscription for 69.99 a week then they would add a modern pack with modern stuff then theyd make a gene editng pack (basically now tje gene editor is now behind a paywall) then they would add a glyphs lack then this subreddit will be filled with how greedy the game is

Bois, who u think winning/ dropping last

I think I may be just a little bit obsessed with mages in this game.

What I really want

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(now where me update?)

They should add multiplayer

I've got plague doctors in bottom left, Necromancers on the top left, Evil Mages on the top right, and white mages and druids on the bottom right. Who do yall think will win and why? I will be locking the map into the age of wonders era. They will not all start at war, thus allowing diplomacy and alliances. Update: Immediately white mages attacked druids next to them only to be then attacked by the evil mages. The druids have made an alliance with the evil mages. Will provide who won tommorow morning. (I'm tired)

What is a better game to do this with? I'll also be adding modded units from TABS, so basically any type of unit you can imagine.

The actual TABS units, with their models, animations, wobbly ragdolls, Al and sounds, running inside WorldBox.

Not released (yet). This is a work-in-progress showcase. If I do release it, it won't contain any of Landfall's files. It would read the units out of your own TABS install, so you'd need to own the game.

I used Al (Claude) to write the code that combines the two games, porting the TABS unit logic and physics so they actually run and fight inside WorldBox. The gameplay is real, captured in-game.

Still not done but happy with where's it headed

5 phases dangerius virus

I have seen a documentary about birds in a desert, they have found an oasis but the water is salty and briny, however there were flies there that drank it and were full of freshwater so they ate those.

I want to recreate that little thing in my own world using algea eating flies, issue is insects are absolutely horrible at not dying becausr they dont eat, barely breed and are horrifically fragile, this breaks my fragile little autistic heart and I will not sleep until some wholesome chungus redditor saves my entire life by having atleast some sort of a clue on how to get insects not to commit immediate suicide upon being alive.

There are more than a thousand stars now in Genesis Life.

I don’t know if it’s just me, but lately all the disasters just seem completely underwhelming. The civilizations just steamroll anything I throw at them unless I do something ridiculous like spawn in 15 dragons at once or do 10 of the spawner disasters or multiple a zombie wave into the thousands.

Nothing phases or even really slows them down anymore short of literally raining death down on them. It’s taken a good amount of the drama and fun out of the game for me. Does anyone have any suggestions for mods that revamp the disasters and actually make them apocalyptic events again? Maybe something that removes the conversion/spawn rate for the Great Pumpkin/Flesh Tumor/Bulbous Growth/Assimilator, making it grow exponentially? Or something that makes dragons have special abilities or some new variants? Anything like that?

I've been having quite a ball in a recent world I made that has seen my Dwarven civilization easily kill Dragons, Evil Mages and two Alien invasions then be brought to near extinction by an angry pumpkin and its spawn. I love this game.

Oh my Gods, it took hours to write this 😆😆😆

I write these stories about my world from the year 245, looking backwards. This means there is a relatively noticeable blindspot in history that I have to fill in with every single menu, tab, or scant in-world reference I can get my hands on.

I have to force these disparate elements into these overviews of cities (and later kingdoms) in my world. It's gloriously tedious work that takes about a full hour moving around a frozen map, paused on start 😁.

Today, I tell of you of Nerudun. A gorgeous, ancient city and the last one of its kind, and the capital of the relatively small Kingdom of Ysolis, one of the three great colonial empires.

Founded in the year 50 C.E. by some dude named Wogund (please check your human cities and tell me if you've ever found a Wogund as a founder. This dude founded most of the major cities in my world somehow 🙄), Nerudun is located in the farthest north of Unsuria, the landmass from where all humans originate.

The city is governed by Lady Barbey Beth One of the Della Caegeno clan, a Chad of a woman who made literally all of her incredibly OP mythril weapons: a full set of armour with three legendary weapons, yo.

The city has been continuously inhabited by humans, uninterrupted, for literally all of her history, with no record of war against her. Nerudun is the wealthiest city in the entire Ysolisian colonial empire and is basically the wealthiest city in terms of natural resources in all of Unsuria.

The Bah Empire is the largest economic power in the world, with 53,490 coins in circulation. The capital of the Empire, also called Bah, 7,702 coins in circulation. Ysolis, as a whole, has 15,791 coins in circulation, with 11,205 of those circulation in Nerudun. That's 70.96% of all monetary wealth in the entire empire, man 🤣, that's insane!!!

Warmongering, apocalyptically violent, evil sheep people have a more equitable financial policy than the oldest continuously inhabited city by an extant population on the planet, only hording a little under 15% of their massive, brutal empire's obscene monetary wealth… WHAT?!! 😆

Anyway, such bad habits haven't stopped Ysolisian cities from being some of the most built up areas in the world, with Nerudun itself having this massive urban core that occupies much of its alloted borders, with the periphery dedicated to mining in the east, defence in the north, farming in the west, and a library in the south.

Their dock is in the north and has direct access to some of the wealthiest markets on the planet, on the landmass of Medireditum to the east and Perin to the west and north.

Unsur and Norent: two of the other three first generation human cities back from the good old days of when all mean were united under one king, border Norent to the south, with Unsur stretching out a panhandle to keep Vasanna from also having a land border, though Visanna and Nerudun share a maritime border to the west via the Vasanna Vista peninsula.

Other maritime borders include Perinna to the North, Reditum to the Northeast, and Ru to the east. Way back when times were good, Ru's current maritime border with Nerudun didn't exist, and the city of Palave did instead. It was sacked and annihilated by Bah in 114 C.E.

Ru was also conquered soon after. This Bahic Ru gradually grew to occupy the spaces where its sister city was originally located in southern Medireditum. It is quite a dark period in history 😭… but at least we got a cool ass bridge from it 😎, that's somethin', right?

Anyway, Nerudun has an impressive inventory that grants them that wealth of resources I touched on before. They are wealthiest in common metals, stone, and wood, while their gold stores are relatively modest compared to the surrounding cities on the continent, indeed, Ysolis is not a major centre of gold distribution or trade in gold, with all cities fall behind that of the other two empires.

The Bah Empire has the most gold out of anyone 🤣, with not one city falling under 1000 bars of gold 😆, it's ridiculous, even as they have the most cites!!! Dudes, Byyyh is a tiny outpost that occupies less land than Vori (which is quite poor, as I've discussed), but Byyyh has barely a thousand gold coins off from having as much gold as all the smallest settlements in the world put together. My dudes, the smallest cities collectively have 2706 gold bars together and Byyyh has 1998. This outpost doesn't even have enough space to have a mine 😂, it's all fueled by trade and the movement of wealth down to Bah, just south of Byyyh from the other provinces.

In all, Nerudun is beautiful, old, and glorious city with a good amount of wealth and centralized power over the subject cities of the Kingdom of Ysolis.

It's woefully exposed to its former sister cities now heavily armed, imperialistic provinces counting down the days until they can reunify all of Unsuria again, but, this time, under the Bah Empire.

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At least most of the landmass of Unsuria, we still have Navutumce in the Navum peninsula, sharing a border with Norent, in the west, but that's a story for another time.

It's been good to write about this more successful, connected city for once. Flompi was a bit of a sore bummer, and Vori was even more of a bummer. Nerudun is something that shouldn't be a bummer, but is kind of a bummer anyway given the extremely predator centralised extraction of tribute from the resource provinces that it's got going on.

The economy is generally quite stable by year, it tends to see upward progression, but quite bad by the decade as something happened between 190 C.E. and 200 C.E. that nuked the city's economic landscape around the empire.

Vorenium was founded around the time this recession was starting to go off 😀. God, those sheep really enshittened the whole world with their imperialist bullshit around the late second to early third centuries C.E. 😁.