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Genes contain memories about the [[Elin:Bestiary|'''monster''']]'s attributes, skills, body parts, AI, etc., and you can use the Gene Machine to incorporate them into your pet. | Genes contain memories about the [[Elin:Bestiary|'''monster''']]'s attributes, skills, body parts, AI, etc., and you can use the Gene Machine to incorporate them into your pet. | ||
Genetic modification requires '''[[Elin:Feats|feat points]]''', and generally costs more than | Genetic modification requires '''[[Elin:Feats|feat points]]''', and generally costs more than when the player learns the feat. | ||
Gene | For now, gene synthesis is a feature limited to pets, but according to the creator, there is a possibility that gene synthesis will be possible for PCs in the future. | ||
== Mechanism == | |||
Note: The specifications for gene engineering are currently being investigated/adjusted by the developer, so there is a possibility that the information contained here is uncertain or out of date. | |||
=== Gene Insertion === | |||
The maximum number of genes that can be inserted is 3. | |||
Each character has three slots, such as [Gene Slot A], [Gene Slot B], [Gene Slot C], etc., and you can set a gene in each slot. | |||
If you combine genes with same effects, the effects will be combined. | |||
=== Deleting Genes === | |||
You can delete individual genes you have incorporated by using recessive genes. | |||
You can then incorporate new genes into the slots that were previously occupied by the deleted genes. | |||
'''The feat points you used will be returned, but the deleted genes will be destroyed and lost.''' | |||
The number of times recessive genes can be used is currently under investigation. (Is there a limit?) | |||
Recessive genes can be dropped by monsters in the same way as normal genes, and it is also possible to [[Elin:クラフト|'''craft them''']] using two other genes. | |||
=== Acquiring Unlearned Skills === | |||
When you destroy a gene that contains an unlearned skill, '''if the skill level has increased by 1 or more after it was embedded,''' the gene will be destroyed with the increased amount only, and will not return to the unlearned state. | |||
(Example) Inserting “Eye of mind” (skill +10) into an unlearned pet | |||
→ If you delete the gene before the skill has grown, the skill level of the skill will return to 0 = the state of not yet being acquired. | |||
→ Delete the gene after it has grown to Eye of mind 11: Eye of mind 1 will remain, and it will continue to grow. | |||
=== Time Required for Synthesis === | |||
Gene engineering takes several hundred to several thousand hours, depending on the required feat points. | |||
You can reduce the time required for gene engineering by using the Syringe of ether solvent that you can buy from the Strange little girl in '''[[Elin:Little Garden|Little Garden]]''' on your pet while it is being engineered. | |||
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Evolved monsters are formidable opponents as they learn abilities and magic that are not normally learned. They are generated in a neutral state, so avoid challenging them before you are confident in your skills. | Evolved monsters are formidable opponents as they learn abilities and magic that are not normally learned. They are generated in a neutral state, so avoid challenging them before you are confident in your skills. | ||
In '''[[Elin:Requests|war requests]]''', evolved monsters may appear as hostile bosses. | |||
You can also get Mani's dominant gene from the '''[[Elin:Shrines and statues|★Statue of Machine]]'''. The memories it contains are completely random and require only half the usual number of feat points. | You can also get Mani's dominant gene from the '''[[Elin:Shrines and statues|★Statue of Machine]]'''. The memories it contains are completely random and require only half the usual number of feat points. |
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