So, what if we put them in a terrarium instead? If they somehow get under the walkable areas and nibble at wires or circuitry, hell even the hull of the rig itself, that could cause some serious issues. Put in the required amount of Morkite, add a little bit of valueable Minerals on top, for flavor, and defend it until it's done.It makes sense you don't have loot bugs wandering the rig. To counter game breaking exploitation, it should be single use (though maybe up to 3 per mission). Like Morkite or something completely new.Īnd maybe the dwarfs get the option to get their collected minerals like nitra processed, too, though risking not having them around when they desperately need them if the feeder is under attack or bugs get stolen. This mission requires a new special type of lootbug that eats a special mineral, that drg is really interrested in. I think this might be a fun new mission type.

Hords of glyphids and rivals, will come and try to destroy your farm and take your livestock. Of course such an operation will not go unnoticed. Management sees this as an opportunity and sends you down on a mission to build a farm, collect a ton of Lootbugs and exploit these cute and harmless bugs by feeding and harvesting them when they're ripe. Even Better, the Lootbug's digestive system does some biological magic to the shinies and multiplies them! That's right, after popped open, the Lootbug spits out 1.5 times the amount of the minerals it ate. That might seem like a bad thing, but here's the good part: These Minerals are not lost.

They even actively go after the Chunks we leave on the ground when our bags are full. As we all know: Lootbugs like to eat Minerals.

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