Evolving into a JOJO Creature Since the Cambrian
从寒武纪开始进化为JO极生物
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- 673k Words
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- Evolution & Mutation
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16.3kFans
13 ch/weekPace
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It's been a long time since anyone wrote a Spore article.
This reminds me of the 4.6 Billionth symphony of evolution; it's truly a story that lasts until the end of time. The beginning is quite good, but the later parts become slice-of-life.
Is this the progress?
Season 1: Paleozoic Era (541 million years ago - 252 million years ago), season phases are Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian, Carboniferous, and Permian, season ending event is 95% of players quitting the game. Season 2: Mesozoic Era (225 million years ago - 66 million years ago), Season Period: Triassic-Jurassic-Cretaceous, Season End Event: The dominant players collectively quit the game.
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I got penalized for being lazy and copying information while researching (sad), but not getting recommendations doesn't really affect me (lol). After all, my grades haven't reached that level yet. I've already designed the outline and direction, and I'll definitely continue updating until the book is finished. After all, it's my first book. As for the inconsistent updates, it's mainly because my sleep schedule isn't working well...
It reminds me of the 4.6 Billionth symphony of evolution 🙂
Shouldn't they have been wiped out by your blue algae grandpa?
Sigh, the protagonist's evolution is way too slow.
I just came across a really insightful science article on Zhihu.
This book seems to offer many strategies for different player development paths. Below is an excerpt and screenshots. On June 11, 1986, the Moville Cave, isolated from the world for 5.5 Million years, came into contact with the human world. This enclosed cave is home to 57 species of animals. The carbon dioxide concentration is 150 times that at the surface.
The assessment is that studying paleontology has driven him mad.
Suggestions and ideas regarding biomass settings
In the latest chapters, the protagonist consumes about 30 biomass points per hour. I've never really understood how much energy or heat biomass corresponds to. Furthermore, the consumption has already reached around 30 points even before reaching land, and it will definitely increase further later.
At first I thought it was some kind of evolutionary symphony of billions, but after taking a look, it's more like an online version of Spore. It requires a lot of the author's knowledge, but it looks pretty good.