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Fusing creatures is just better than the old breeding system, as far as I am concerned.
Don't get me wrong, I'd love to see another Siralim game (this one managed to become one of my favorite games of all time), but I can imagine the main dev may want to explore another genre/theme after developing so many Siralim games. Whatever the future may bring, I'm already looking forward to the next project.
I am giving it another try thank you so much....
Just one question...
Can we fuse more then one time?
It may sound like a downside at first, especially if you're used to be able to breed things over and over again, but it makes things a lot faster and simpler IMO. Just fuse two critters together and your creature is basically done and good to go.
Spells, artifacts and other team building factors will keep you busy enough, so you don't need to worry about things becoming overly simplified, if that's a concern.
I quit... the main reason i liked siralim 2 so much was the gene strength thing... since it been removed I dont think game is fun any longer...
Siralim Ultimate doesnt give you the feeling you are making progress... that killed the game for me...
anyways jut my opinion... will look for something else...
is siralim 3 also with gene strength? bc if not I believe i also bought it accidenttally...
anyways thanks peace...
The gene strength thing was dumped primarily because trait fusion is straight up way stronger. You can do some really wild things fusing traits that were never possible in the previous games.
Siralim ultimate already has the most creatures of any game, and being able to combine all of the available creatures makes for a ton of trait combinations.
I liked siralim 2 as well, but it's much worse than ultimate. There's a reason a bunch of us have upwards of 500 hours on this game. There is a ton you can do with fusion.
You can later on customize this to the point where you control what stat each parent gives to allow you to breed eggs with the maximum stats by simply keeping all the stats from the first monster and only obtaining the one specific stat from the second monster that you want, Doing this one by one would let you take the highest stats from any monster and combine them all into one monster with all the highest stats possible.
Of course you need to find those monsters with those high stats first and that is part of the fun.
It's my favorite monster capture game from the point of breeding and monster design, it has some flaws though, currently there are some bugs and crashes and the dev tried to fix them but it caused more problems so the bug fixes are taking awhile.
Also the combat is not very deep , once you make your ubermonster you can just one shot the entire game.
I would say watch a let's play before you buy any games to make sure they have what you want.
At least you gave the game a fair chance and I can respect that the game doesn't appeal to you, especially if breeding mechanics are something you specifically enjoy.
Siralim 3 is probably the best overall, but I really like Ultimate
How does Siralim 3 breeding works? Can you breed stronger Offsprings?
Basically every race+race/class combo results in a new monster of the same base race (Golem+random Chaos creature = haunted golem... IIRC, cuz I don't remember) with some special combos you can learn from statues in the game.
Then you get a +value based on the levels of the base creatures