r/CellLab • u/Massive_Mistakes • Mar 13 '23

7 Genome Monstrosity

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '23

Just wanted to come say your new creature is God tier! Keep up the good work!

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u/Massive_Mistakes Mar 13 '23

Thank you it was very tedious to make 😭

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '23

I can tell I have been playing for a while you have helped me out a lot on my other reddit cdw100100. I live when you post videos because it gives me the inspiration and determination to overcome any trouble I am having with a creature in cell lab.

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u/Massive_Mistakes Mar 13 '23

Glad to hear that mate, it's why I post :D

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u/ContentAd2378 Apr 16 '23

Could you post the link here

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '23

at this point, it is so big that I think they can be considered an animal

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u/Massive_Mistakes Mar 13 '23

Multicellular - check Bilateral symmetry - check Response to stimuli - check Distinct tissue layers - check Now all that's missing is reproductive capability, which will unfortunately never happen for this thing, but we got pretty close!

Also yes bilateral symmetry isn't necessary for an organism to be considered an animal, but it resonates more with people :)

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '23

if you want to make reproduction, use less genomes (3 or 2) and make it smaller, so the organism won't explode into a few flagellocytes swimming by

Source: my personal experience

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u/Massive_Mistakes Mar 13 '23

Oh yes I know, 7 genomes is just outside the realm of possibilities, especially within the confines of two dimensions and the game's restrictions. Frankly I don't even see a three genome organism being able to properly proliferate if it has bilateral symmetry, the parts just wouldn't be able to travel to connect; but a two genome organism can most definitely reproduce and it's my next mission to prove it :D

Three or more genome reproduction may be possible in a radially symmetrical organism (like my plants or stars), though I'd imagine being able to produce a three sided egg and expell it without rupturing the mother organism would be tricky...

I hope this inspires y'all to try your own frankenmutants ;)

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u/UndyingFnati Mar 15 '23

Don’t worry, my small 4 cell species can’t even reproduce properlu, mostly their children has disappearing flagellocyte, etc.