Ren'Py Rogue-like: Evolution [v1.70d] [Oni]

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salscou said:
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We will finally get the official version of THAT interaction from Ditty's mod.



He blocks powers, but he does not delete them, both of the parents would still have the x-gene in them.
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i know that, even the humans have the gene, and the father's are the ones who pass it down. it's jus a random flip of a coin for it to either turn dominate and become a mutant or recessive and be a human, i'm talking about the powers, for ex: gene grey and cyclops have cable summers, whom gets his mother's powers, and in the comics where wolverine has kids the too get his powers. so a mutant's powers are hereditary, if two mutants hook up, that child will have 1/3rd of a chance to get mom's powers, 1/3rd chance to get dad's powers, and 1/3rd chance to get both, so what i wanted to know is since mc's powers work like those collars in Deadpool 2, would the kid only be able to get the mc's powers during conception, would their x-gene be recessive and they'd not have powers, or would it still be a possibility to receive either parent's powers or even both?
 
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The X-gene is inherited at birth, but only expresses itself in puberty. Children don't typically inherit the exact same power as the parent (if they do inherit), but one of the same "class". For a child of MC and Storm for example, there's a 1/3 chance they get a version of MC's power (power suppression of some form, maybe only on themselves so the never realize they have any power, maybe at a distance, maybe instead of temporary like MC's it permanently disables a victims x-gene), 1/3 Storm's (some form of weather control, maybe shooting lightning bolts, maybe manipulating humidiy, etc), and 1/3 both (can shoot lightning that disables powers). I'm not aware of any children of 2 mutants receiving 2 recessive X-genes and ending up with no powers at all.
 
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Great game, been following for years, I never had big issues, but dunno why, I can run up to Rogue-Like-1.53b-linux but the 1.6x just plain doesn't start, with no error message at all. I re-downloaded it twice from different sources, and got malware messages from the files before opening them. The fourth time, doesn't run, again. Anyone had this problem before me?
 
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The X-gene is inherited at birth, but only expresses itself in puberty. Children don't typically inherit the exact same power as the parent (if they do inherit), but one of the same "class". For a child of MC and Storm for example, there's a 1/3 chance they get a version of MC's power (power suppression of some form, maybe only on themselves so the never realize they have any power, maybe at a distance, maybe instead of temporary like MC's it permanently disables a victims x-gene), 1/3 Storm's (some form of weather control, maybe shooting lightning bolts, maybe manipulating humidiy, etc), and 1/3 both (can shoot lightning that disables powers). I'm not aware of any children of 2 mutants receiving 2 recessive X-genes and ending up with no powers at all.
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THATS NOT WHAT I ASKED. I ASKED SINCE THE MC'S POWERS ARE TEMPORALEY DISABLING POWERS FOR A CETAIN AMOUNT OF TIME WOULD THERE STILL BE A CHANCE THE OFFSPRING WOULD GET A FORM OF THE OTHER PARENT'S POWERS, OR WOULD THEY ONLY BE ABLE TO GET A VERSION THE MC'S POWERS. i want to know if the mc has a limit to their powers, and where is the limit, does it stop at conception or would it be the same chance as any regular mutant couple on passing down their powers.
 
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