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give us multiplayer and make the character less furry suit like and more like an actual animal that is designed to survive in the wilderness plz

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They aren't supposed to be designed to survive in the wilderness. They are artificial. Also, as fun as multiplayer sounds, it's difficult to program.

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wouldn't the ''fusion'' betwen an human and an animal still look more animal than what we have now, literally looks like a furry suit i'm not even kidding

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The creator of this game is a furry, and a fusion between human and animal is just scientifically impossible, and it'd honestly just look a little grotesque if it were realistic; I believe that the main character being cute and not physically adapted to the environment adds to the experience, because it makes you more attached to your lil fluffball.

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"scientifically impossible"

you are wrong

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Even a hybrid between humanity's closest alive relative is hypothetical; yes, there were likely hybrids between Neanderthals and Humans, but we don't know for sure, and even then, they were EXTREMELY close species; something like a fox or a rat just isn't viable the as chromosomes are too different.

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if they were made to explore new planets, artificially, they woulda been artificially and genenticly cherrypicked to be best suited for the enviroment, right?

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They wasn't used for that. They was only "tested" and that mission that we are send in was "behavior experiment". So, we wasn't even ment be send to that harsh place like that planet.

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Yeah, I think so too! I believe these creatures were specifically engineered to be delivered to this planet and “retrieve piece of cargo.” They seem perfectly adapted for this mission – insanely tough, have opposable thumb (it seems like at least), yellow blood just like the local wildlife (whatever the reason, maybe an adaptation to excess lead in the soil, like leadbush?), and upright walking as a feature too. I don’t see any problem with these “fox-rat-dogs” being bipedal (anthropomorphic) – just another useful trait.

My only nitpick is with the original term “combining human and animal DNA” – it sounds kinda unprofessional (I’m sure english has better ways to describe genetic engineering, lol)