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Have you considered adding infection resistance to husks? It's really ridiculous for husk symbiotes to die from infection, both logically and emotionally.
Maybe combining them into one affliction and overriding vanilla's symbiosis would be better, having an unlockable recipe after completing the CoH questline for symbiosis items, as this is a large problem for vanilla symbiosis being that you can only get it once
it's going to be bouncing around 28-30*C for almost the entire day so I'm probably just going to be perpetually awake at night cranking out textures.
I ran into a problem when using this mod in the "Mission" and "Sandbox" modes. The problem is that mobs don't appear in some cases.
I think this is due to the fact that the game has two random event generators: the standard one and your own. Perhaps they are in conflict, and as a result, the events that should cause the appearance of mobs simply do not occur.
I tested this theory in leveleditor, where by enabling debugai, you can see information about events. When I started the game with the mod installed, mobs did not appear on some seeds. However, if I disable the mod, everything works fine.
Also, what I discovered during the tests is that regardless of the biome you are in, the mod can only break because of the seed. I do not know why this happens on certain seeds.
This is my current mod list
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Also, I want to ask why most Husks can be seen by thermal goggles
https://imgur.com/a/08FPkJY