That's a relatively early +15% habitability boost. As hive mind you have the 'ascetic' civic and you get access to the adaptability tradition tree. On the colonizing front it gets even better. Habitability: -0.5% GS per % under 100%Ĭan you actually get the +10% from rapid breeders though?.There's more modifiers to consider though. I'll let you know once I get there, I was planning on going for the genetic path.
But if anyone has any tips for how to manage this 'food with lithoids' build, I'd love to hear them. I imagine that later on, this problem will be solved with Hive worlds. Toggling them on or off when I was or wasn't saving food for a colony ship. So what I ended up doing was filling out all the generator districts and building a Bio-Reactor every 4 food districts. But I had a lot of worlds spawn nearby that had <4 non food-districts and 9+ food districts. Technically you could have just 1 food world and be done with it. And every planet you do colonize gets an additional 2 food districts (including relic and tomb worlds). But you have to use food for colony ships to expand. What makes this so unique? Playing Lithoids means you don't consume food. 2 credits per spawning pool, 2 food per tree of life sapling, 4 food for the tree of life. You don't have access to the "Encourage Planetary Growth" decision, but you get Spawning Pools.Īll these growth speed modifiers you are getting in replacement for other growth speeds have appallingly low upkeep.You don't have access to the 'Nutritional Plentitude' policy, but you get the same boost from the tree of life.The Lithoids and Hive mind growth modifiers cancel each other out.unique?Īll the growth speed modifiers and decisions lead to the race itself having a "regular" growth speed: I was trying out a game with Lithoids as a Hive Mind with the Tree of Life origin.
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