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the mod was designed to fix a design issue where you could rush tech tree using nothing but dirt and water. SO! DLC fixed that, and to be honest, since the DLC release I don't pay much attention to it. I'm not planning on adding extra configuration at this point, sorry... I can understand some of the requirements may be unfair with other mods installed, but I cannot plan for every configuration of mods, if that happens I would just suggest to disable impossible reqs
Presently, the medical requirements are specifically the most difficult to get. (I practically had to lock 4 dupes in a room to get yucky lungs). On top of that, with Diseases Extended and Diseases Restored, one of the requirements is to get slime lung. That's a 6 cycle death sentence now.
I really do like the concept, they make me think outside the box and I don't just have to worry about sitting there and instant completing the early research while I munch on wild food. But in heavily modded games, it kind of becomes more of a chore than is fun.
The crash has been fixed, new mod version got released. Please make sure you have the most recent mod version, use "Mod Updater" if you need to force update
And yeah, some of the requirements may be quite difficult or tedious, even I sometimes have "what the hell was I thinking" reaction when I play with this mod, that's where the settings come in ;) I wanted them to be challenging enough so the players didn't do them by accident, but sometimes I might have overdone it
This mod gave me hints about the directions to head in for each research which I found really helpful. The requirements are way too steep for a new player (which makes sense, I'm certainly not your target audience with a mod like this), so I did uninstall it for a few days. But I missed it too much so I resubbed and changed the difficulty to 0.2 and now the requirements are all reasonably within my grasp and I use it to give me an indication that I'm heading in the right direction or that the research will solve a problem thats just cropped up.
Anyway, this is my favourite actual change to gameplay mechanics I think, and I would love if Klei added something similar to the game for real.