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are joyous wilds more likey to spawn more creatures? is that perhaps a thing?
I just started a new fort in a joyous wilds ocean region.
Even tho I haven't seen merpeople yet, there are some ocean creatures spawning. So that is an improvement.
I guess I could have a few hunters to let new creatures spawn
I noticed a groundhog was chilling in my fort and blocked spawns. after my millitary killed it, new groups of animals spawned. after that I started to use hunters and all of the sudden a lot of different spawns appeared.
even caught a marlin. not a merperson, but it's a start!
guess you could use this knowledge to stop agitatet creatures from spawn, if you trap them without a cagetrap
Killing everything until merpeople spawn works. I successfully caught 4!
Sadly things didn't work the way I hoped afterwards.
You can not breed intelligent creatures. Wild animals will breed on your map but not animal people, prisoners and other stuff. Hab a male and female cyclops chill in a room together for years without any success.
Also something that is broken: after retireing and unretireing, underground structures too close to the ocean biom will be flooded. I don't know why and even tough I have drains there leading outside the map, it will not get drained. They act as a new water source for the ocean.
The merpeople will also disappear, if they are not in a cage, since they are handled like regular wild animals