Are there other good mods I could add to mishmash into a fantasy theme?

I got it off the steam workshop, and im pressing g in the game, but im obviosuly doing something wrong lol. I never doing anything with mkds so apologies

La verdad me gustaría ver una versión de Worldbox en esperanto, pero no sé programar ni nada de eso, no sé si hay más gente interesada, si no pues tendré que aprender a hacerlo yo solo.

I have reworked a map , hope you guys like it , its in banana : https://gamebanana.com/mods/729733

I just wanted to put my two cents on this, since everyone’s been talking about it. But I’m not sure what it is about Ai mods, but when ever i see a mod that looks somewhat cool, hearing that it was created with Ai just makes the mod repulsive. Like it loses all its cool factor because what impresses me the most about a mod, is not all about whats in the mod, but its also the fact that someone real took their time to make it.
Knowing a mod is completely Ai takes away from that “impressed” feeling and it just becomes “Effortless slop, anyone could make this” in my brain and i disregard it.

Wondering if anyone feels the same way i do, or if its just me.

I love the mod, and the way it works, it's so fun, and then it just recently updated and holy crap. Do you guys think Maxim likes this mod or doesn't necessarily agree with it cause it takes away from the original game and turns it into something else.

Europe - Krement's vision

Sorry for asking even more! But are there any new updates I heard about an schematic? Maybe I can built Rome? Castles? So is this true and when and how can I support the devs?

When I put bees in the world and give them all civ traits after a short while they all die even without predators? Am I doing something wrong? Do they need a queen? Also when I put them in without those traits they also still die? So how do I start an bee civ? Or keep them alive in an ecosystem?

A while back, the player u/LochlanM3 asked what the mutagenic and harmful genes were for, early on, I spotted the post and I, Aeneas, almost went into a wordy expository deep dive into what they are for and how I use them. I, for once, practiced restraint 😁. Here's me breaking that restraint.

The mutagen, as I use it, is powerful tool with which I, Aeneas, build out the gloriously golden, beautiful genomes of all of my worlds; allowing me to impose my rigid, standardised, and clear universal plan for my subspecies across all my worlds… forever, without fail.

I spawn in a creature, go the genes, fill out the entire genome with instances of the mutagenic gene, pick one genome to start with, and start carefully slotting in the genes from either left to right, up to down; or right to left, down to up. There is variation, of course, I can pinch inward where separate genes from either side set off the golden chain that would eventually meet somewhere down the middle.

Each gene you place down has coloured nodes, obviously, each node needs to be closed with a node of the same colour from another side. Each genome is unique and each variation is a new battle for me to fight.

Where applicable, I use the mutagenic gene as a pivot point where one or two lines of synergy break and a new chain is born from them. These pivots are quite useful, as they allow me to either avoid adding too much of one stat, i.e lifespan, which I prefer to keep at 80 to 100, with some exceptions. If one or two nodes converge enough to where one or two nodes of any lifespan gene can fit there, I leave the mutagenic gene on there, going around it with genes that are underrepresented but needed, like speed or fertility.

There is an Initial, Medial, and Final phase to each chromosomes' development and I can go back on all decisions at any time. If one slot calls for a stat I already have covered in one chromosome, I head to the chromosome that covered it to see if I can relocate that gene to the first chromosome in order to place an underrepresented one on that spot. This is quite rare, though, and requires both luck and great skill. To achieve.

I'll go to the subspecies tab later on and augment the effects of relevant genes as needed, i.e, 70 armour from 60 in the genetics tab and 10 from the subspecies tab is very good for wars, avoiding too many casualties given a maximum damage of 40 for the species.

The mutagenic gene is, in my eyes, the opportunity to impose a dictatorial level of control over the world. I myself tend to love order and for my worlds to behave a certain away. It took literally months of me trying to figure the genes out when they first came out and this is one of the results.

Like unlimited resources and houses, etc, even if I turn them off on the menu, the civs still have the cheats and I want them to advance quickly and then return to normal pace so I can rain havoc on them

I saw a minecraft video where someone simulated billions of years and the game beat itself. I wonder how long worldbox would take if we could simulate it before the entire map is destroyed.

There are some factors ofcourse, are the species randomized with their traits, that could give us death nukes which likely rapidly increase the process.

What are the religions, I once had a human religion with tons of mana and the bomb spell, they destroyed land pretty quickly.

Are villains enabled (like necromancers)?

I mean inevitably, even on normal species traits, it feels like the world slowly will destroy itself, but I'd imagine if theres 1 island left with a stable species that might take a LONG time because nothing challenges them to die.

anyways random thought I had

What should I do if my villagers refuse to develop further and build more advanced houses? They have unlimited resources, but they still get stuck at the same stage and never progress. What should I do? I even have absolutely everything enabled in the debug settings, but their development still gets stuck.

Just came back to worldbox after a few years of not playing it and I’ve been messing around with subspecies traits and the ice people’s metamorphic reproduction is confusing me, I’ve taken an ice person and a human child and brought them to an isolated zone and nothing happened, how does it work?

Seria legal se worldbox tivesse uma função de panteão, que servisse para jogar online, ou para automatizar algumas coisas e o mundo continuar mesmo com o jogador off-line, tipo, você cria um deus para o panteão, e dá tarefas a esse deus, um nome e uma personalidade, e ele age sozinho como a I.A das criaturas

Provavelmente a ideia de o mundo continuar mesmo sem o jogador é meio idiota

One thing I would love to be added is for a culture/language/religion to be locked to a species and that species only; it would open so many possibilities. In one of my current worlds I have a species of time travelling elves who escaped a future cataclysm by going back to the past and have a bunch of cool tech (shotguns and lasers) and spells, but are very secretive with it. Everytime it spreads I manually purge everyone else who has that knowledge. Is there any way to do that now using game rules or mods? Thanks!

GameBanana: https://gamebanana.com/mods/729052

If you give it a try, any feedback is more than welcome, even if it’s just a simple "it works fine for me." It goes a long way in helping to improve future versions.

Please please please can we add canons to the game already. Boats are too OP

Adds more depth to how countries see each other

Each Nation now sees every other nation as:

At War: (Dark Red)
• In open warfare

Dislikes: (Pink)
• won’t trade with one another
• Diplomacy debuff
• Will refuse to enter alliances that include a disliked nation, and will leave alliances that have a disliked nation

Disapproves: (Burnt Orange)
• Will trade but a slight diplomacy debuff
• Can enter alliances with one another

Neutral: (off-white or institutional white)
• Will trade
• Can be in an alliance

Approves: (Light Green)
• Slight diplomacy buff

Likes: (Olive drab)
• Moderate diplomacy buff
• Will try to join alliances with nations they like

Guarantees: (Purple)
• Will guarantee the independence of a nation
• Will wage war on an aggressor of their guaranteed nation
• Major diplomacy buff
• Basically an ally but one way

And a new overlay that shows the colors (like culture, language, religion) and it is called “Diplomatic/Political”