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Heaven's fall

Humanity's dream has always been to master the sky. Now that they have the ability to grow wings, nothing prevents them to fulfill their aspirations. But is Icarus just a myth?

Hi everyone! This is my first mod ever. The goal is simple: your plague is the beginning of a transformation from Human Race to Angels, but humans aren’t made to fly… Make them fall, make them die.
When the Necroa Virus will be on the Plague INC. Scenario Creator, I’ll transfer this mod to it, so that you can turn people into real Angels (like we did with Zombies), and create the Church as Z-Com.
This is a finished work, but I’m always open to suggestions, so don’t hesitate to share with me your ideas on how we could improve this mod :)
If you like it, don’t hesitate on rating it!
J.

Transmission traits (new)
- Leaves (1 & 2): Rural countries & land transmission
- Snakes (1 & 2): Hot countries & arid countries & mutation likelihood
- Cloud (1 & 2): Humid countries & air transmission)
- Feathers (1 & 2): Urban countries (few) & rural countries (few) & land transmission (medium) & air transmission (few) & mutation likelihood. Needs the “What, feathers?” symptom.

Symptom traits (new)
- What, feathers? : People are starting to grow feathers. What for? Increases infectivity and research.
- Wings: Feathers are becoming wings. Fascinates people. Significantly increases infectivity and slightly research.
- Angelization: People are becoming Angels. They begin to roam the sky. Economy and research are falling, people being too happy flying to care. Highly increases infectivity.
- Implosion: The heart implodes inside the host's chest, the pathogen being too heavy for the body. Lethal and unexpected.
- Fall: Wings are falling apart. Humans were not built to fly, and now they are going back to Earth, head first. Highly letal.

Abilities traits (new)
- Wings lobby (1 & 2): Slows down research.
- Attacks (1 & 2): Increases effort needed for research.
- Unity ; Inclusion: Increases infectivity.
- Reign: Increases lethality and research speed.