Additionally, the "Deep Ravines" modifier allows you to create a "Crushing Depths" modifier when terraforming planets into an ocean world. The new modifier is randomly spread across the Galaxy, increased chance on Ocean Worlds and bigger Planets. Gain 4 Trait Points for a unique habitability drawback:ĥ0% Habitability Ceiling on Planets without the "Crushing Depths" modifier. Your Species evolved in the deep and is highly specialized. It's inferior to mechanic which like all other traits aquired outside the trait selection, it costs 0 and doesn't count towards the maximum number of traits.ContentsA new Origin and five new Traits! In terms of power, you can debate wherever they fall the in power spectrum level, but the fact is. Aquatic is a trait you aquire outside of the trait selection, therefore it should follow the same rules as all other traits. They cost 0 and they do not count towards the maximum number of traits and that is what I am talking about here. Whenever an outside feature grants you a trait, like an origin or a civic or your government form, any traits given as a result are free. Yes, there are downsides too but the upsides of being a robot are much higher than anything else and it isn't paid for in traits. I have no issues with piracy, I have a simplified and therefore much better economy.
I have 200% habitabillity in ALL worlds, I can have machine worlds which are ridiculously good by comparison to everything else. It should not be a free trait, the downside isn't severe enough. Having it be free would make it a automatic pick for most empire types (not all, but many). The downside to the trait (habitability penalty on frozen or dry worlds) is often irrelevant, but can admittedly be a big deal as well (depends a bit on RNG and what worlds you get nearby). Originally posted by Garatgh Deloi:The trait gives you 100% habitability, -10% housing usage and +10% worker resources for 1 trait point (on your main world and all guaranteed habitable worlds and any ocean world you find/terraform later).Ĭompare that with stuff like very strong giving a +5% worker resources for 3 points (and +40% army damage but buffs to armies are borderline useless), Agrarian/Industrious/Ingenious giving +15% output for 1 resource for 2 points each, Or Communal only giving -10% housing for 1.
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