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8/1/2025, 8:07:01 AM
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Wait, which one crumbled? The original? How does that work, the clone is the exact same or turns hostile at some point I guess?
That is a very interesting thought experiment, I love events where you have a wide variety of potential choices that inform your colony. Anomaly has a bunch but I haven't done it much yet.
In your case dickhead spacers would just say 'welcome to the team' and accept her clone as a replacement, individualist star trek types might exile her as she's free to pursue her own life as a new being, more rural or primitive groups might simply kill/punish her out of rage for presuming her to be an evil apparition/imitating spirit.
It's thematically richer than "pirates walked onto the map", which is why the wastepack retaliation is justified. It provides another opportunity for progressive story beats. You dumped wastepacks, so they retaliated, it wasn't a random raid for wealth or to flex. Do you escalate into direct war by attacking their outposts, stop doing it or flagrantly continue? The branching options ultimately don't mean much mechanically, but it provides a groundwork for the great STORIES you read about the game.
Wait, which one crumbled? The original? How does that work, the clone is the exact same or turns hostile at some point I guess?
That is a very interesting thought experiment, I love events where you have a wide variety of potential choices that inform your colony. Anomaly has a bunch but I haven't done it much yet.
In your case dickhead spacers would just say 'welcome to the team' and accept her clone as a replacement, individualist star trek types might exile her as she's free to pursue her own life as a new being, more rural or primitive groups might simply kill/punish her out of rage for presuming her to be an evil apparition/imitating spirit.
It's thematically richer than "pirates walked onto the map", which is why the wastepack retaliation is justified. It provides another opportunity for progressive story beats. You dumped wastepacks, so they retaliated, it wasn't a random raid for wealth or to flex. Do you escalate into direct war by attacking their outposts, stop doing it or flagrantly continue? The branching options ultimately don't mean much mechanically, but it provides a groundwork for the great STORIES you read about the game.
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