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Life Extension Technology
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PLMMJ 24 Apr @ 10:47am 
:steamthumbsup:
the_spire  [author] 24 Apr @ 9:50am 
Done
PLMMJ 23 Apr @ 6:46pm 
Nice and simple mod, but I do have one piece of advice: Probably change the name of this to something like "Life Extension Technology Lite" or similar because the two mods' names are too similar. Also link the mods in each other's descriptions.
the_spire  [author] 13 Apr @ 1:11am 
Here is the expanded version of the mod: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3462884151
Spacewolf 10 Apr @ 9:39am 
sounds like toddlers! lol
PringleMan 9 Apr @ 5:43pm 
Sorry, been having to child wrangle too much recently. I am becoming increasingly more likely to just force them into an option C where neither of them are happy but technically still have whatever it is.
NightOwl 9 Apr @ 6:30am 
@PringleMan Compromise: a situation where all parties are equally unhappy with the outcome
the_spire  [author] 9 Apr @ 6:01am 
good idea
PringleMan 8 Apr @ 6:34pm 
Split the difference and put it in physics, because why not.
NightOwl 7 Apr @ 6:42am 
@dstaal Organ printing, to me at least, implies artificially growing biological organs, which would place it in society research
dstaal 6 Apr @ 11:04am 
I haven't looked at each of these, but the Organ Printing in the main image sounds like it should be related to cybernetics - and therefore in the Engineering tree. (Just to have the idea to spread them around a bit.)
FollowTheBlu 6 Apr @ 9:24am 
not unless they have eternal machine
DocHolliday 6 Apr @ 8:08am 
I thought machine leaders were immortal though.