Just a point of advice, keep up the good work. All though it would benefit from being able to get symptoms before Bacterial Resilience III.

make it spread faster in arid enviroments, because mars is very arid

Thanks

Dear All,

After years of hiatus, I came back to this game to find that some of my scenarios have been broken by various updates.

I have since restored all my of scenarios back to playable condition and (hopefully) fixed all of the issues.

Please enjoy.

Thank you.

First custom scenario I ever played. It was awesome.

I don't know if you still look at this but one of the changes is bone mass increase but the gravity on Mars is less, so it should be bone thininng or osteoporosis. GREAT GAME .

really good custom senario i love it it would be good if you made a pluage that coud change humans to live on venus,mucury or pluto

MAKE A PLAGUE THAT IS CALLED BLACK BUBOES PLZ

Yeah it would be similar but the disease changes humans to live in a Venus environment or a Titan environment

@Elementus What do you mean? I expect it would be more-or-less the same even if the plague came from another planet, wouldn't it?

Any chance of doing spin-offs of this where it's a plague from another planet/moon?

So so

not bad at all

@vitez_vaddiszno Haha thanks! And yup, many scenarios have some pretty nasty symptoms, but that's what makes the legit-sounding ones so fascinating. :D

I don't know about you, but these diseases are extremely unsettling. Actually I would say deeply sinister. I'm talking about the official Neanderthal and your well-crafted Martian Flu scenario; transforming the human body to caveman state and martian conditions creep the hell out of me and I'm not a scaredy person.

@LunarWave Thanks for the heads up! In any event, the bacteria is supposed to have grown on Mars, not in space, so the description was also wrong in that regard.

Good to know I've got my own immersion scientists to help fact-check my scenario! If there's anything else just let me know.

One thing that bugs me in many space-themed things... space isn't cold
The temperature of the object will depend on the distance and direct path to nearest source of heat radiation (Sun) and the albedo (reflective ability) of the object. Oh, and on the evaporation of liquids like water.

In case of Mars, the built-in cold resistance is correct (because Mars has a temperature range of -153 to 20 degrees centigrade), but the description could use a little tweak.
Just a little nitpick to improve the immersion