Galaxy Slime (Co-Op Idea)
Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2016 7:38 amWith permission from Synthesium, I decided to help out with creating info for their cool Galaxy Slime! Hope you like it!
Name: Galaxy Slime
Diet: Fruit
Favorite: Starfruit
Slimeology: These ancient slimes have been theorized to have existed since the beginning of time, and are well known for their starry patterns. Not much is known about these slimes, other than they adore company, and gather in packs to keep each other entertained. Recent studies have shown that they appear much more often at night, and often star-gaze at this period.
Rancher Risks: Galaxy slimes are very floaty, so a high-walls and air net combo is the best way to deal with them. They can also teleport, but not outside of the corral, as they can't teleport through solid matter. These slimes also hate being alone, so they will often try to escape if only one of them is in the corral. They also have a 50% chance of falling asleep in the daytime.
Plortonomics: Galaxy plorts are still being tested, and therefore, aren't used outside of experiments just yet. Their odd properties make them hard to pinpoint an exact use.
Name: Galaxy Slime
Diet: Fruit
Favorite: Starfruit
Slimeology: These ancient slimes have been theorized to have existed since the beginning of time, and are well known for their starry patterns. Not much is known about these slimes, other than they adore company, and gather in packs to keep each other entertained. Recent studies have shown that they appear much more often at night, and often star-gaze at this period.
Rancher Risks: Galaxy slimes are very floaty, so a high-walls and air net combo is the best way to deal with them. They can also teleport, but not outside of the corral, as they can't teleport through solid matter. These slimes also hate being alone, so they will often try to escape if only one of them is in the corral. They also have a 50% chance of falling asleep in the daytime.
Plortonomics: Galaxy plorts are still being tested, and therefore, aren't used outside of experiments just yet. Their odd properties make them hard to pinpoint an exact use.