A few questions: - Does the speedy cell works inside your body? Like, if the outside is made out of hard cells, and the inside is speedy cells will it still make me faster? - How does drag work? (I imagine this is a topic for a whole video) - do drag reducing cells only work when exposed to water, or does it make any sense to put them inside your little creature? - With drag in mind - how does your shape influence drag? Is it significant compared to the cell-type you are using?
@ Speedy Cells work no matter where they are on the body, they increase speed but they also reduce drag so having them on the outside can further improve speed as well, though they are fairly vulnerable to damage -Every exposed cell side adds to drag, if you have an internal hole it will slow you down because those are still exposed to water. Having a mix of drag reduction with slippery/speedy cells mixed in with defensive cells like spikes and hard cells tends to be the best solution but you kind of have to go by feel -Body shape is going to mostly dictate how fast you go and how much turn you have. A thin tube will be really fast but turn slow while something like a fat triangle will be much slower but have better steering. This is definitely one you are pretty free to goof around with since seeker cells can do a lot of heavy lifting when it comes to control. I hope this helps and thanks so much for the support. I have a few more of these on the way very soon.
11:36 Very important detail I think I just picked up on: Center of Mass (and by extension the turning pivot-point) is determined by the aggregate biomass storage value of individual cells, not the over-all body shape. I thought I had to mess with adding limbs and stuff to adjust what point the body turned around, but I could have been much more effective by using well-placed heart cells instead!
oftentimes what I'll do with flex cells is make long, snake-like creatures line with spikes, and segments separated by single layer thick flex cells to let you worm around and kinda wrap around other creatures that slam into you. I've also noticed you can use them to extend out as tentacles and they have a weird tendency to be more resistant to spikes.
Man, your first video of this game got me into it and i love playing almost as much as noita and it's still super early in development. I'm glad you're making guides for the game and i'm really looking forward to the next one since i've got a good grasp of the basics but i still don't understand some of the more intricate cells like inductive. Great vid as always :)
a tad kate, but this really helps! I kinda stumbled into a win just a few hours ago, using an interesting summoner build using a combo cell of breaking cell + ability trigger.
I was waiting for that! I usually never buy youtube membership but I've become completely addicted to primordialis
A few questions:
- Does the speedy cell works inside your body? Like, if the outside is made out of hard cells, and the inside is speedy cells will it still make me faster?
- How does drag work? (I imagine this is a topic for a whole video) - do drag reducing cells only work when exposed to water, or does it make any sense to put them inside your little creature?
- With drag in mind - how does your shape influence drag? Is it significant compared to the cell-type you are using?
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Speedy Cells work no matter where they are on the body, they increase speed but they also reduce drag so having them on the outside can further improve speed as well, though they are fairly vulnerable to damage
-Every exposed cell side adds to drag, if you have an internal hole it will slow you down because those are still exposed to water. Having a mix of drag reduction with slippery/speedy cells mixed in with defensive cells like spikes and hard cells tends to be the best solution but you kind of have to go by feel
-Body shape is going to mostly dictate how fast you go and how much turn you have. A thin tube will be really fast but turn slow while something like a fat triangle will be much slower but have better steering. This is definitely one you are pretty free to goof around with since seeker cells can do a lot of heavy lifting when it comes to control.
I hope this helps and thanks so much for the support. I have a few more of these on the way very soon.
11:36 Very important detail I think I just picked up on: Center of Mass (and by extension the turning pivot-point) is determined by the aggregate biomass storage value of individual cells, not the over-all body shape. I thought I had to mess with adding limbs and stuff to adjust what point the body turned around, but I could have been much more effective by using well-placed heart cells instead!
oftentimes what I'll do with flex cells is make long, snake-like creatures line with spikes, and segments separated by single layer thick flex cells to let you worm around and kinda wrap around other creatures that slam into you. I've also noticed you can use them to extend out as tentacles and they have a weird tendency to be more resistant to spikes.
Man, your first video of this game got me into it and i love playing almost as much as noita and it's still super early in development. I'm glad you're making guides for the game and i'm really looking forward to the next one since i've got a good grasp of the basics but i still don't understand some of the more intricate cells like inductive. Great vid as always :)
Lots of good info here, looking forward to more of this!
a tad kate, but this really helps! I kinda stumbled into a win just a few hours ago, using an interesting summoner build using a combo cell of breaking cell + ability trigger.
Love this (actually just commenting so the algorithm get this vid 😭)
ive learned making a drill that goes at the speed of sound is a very effective way of dealing with big enemys
Great stuff! :D
I really wish we could make Cell Folders like with apps on a phone. Would help with management.
you sound like you are from Vancouver lol
@@LemonSoulz I'm from BC but Vancouver is far too expensive for me haha