>>527753

You misunderstoon again.
this is primordian evolution game
http://1d4chan.org/wiki/Primordial_Evolution_Game

and these are evolution games
http://1d4chan.org/wiki/Evolution_Games

Just pointing out the difference between one game and whole genre

>>527761
Actually I'm specifying a particular era (The primordial era, the era where the oceans are full of algae, etc and relatively few 'large' creatures)

>>527768
Nevermind, I was using the word 'primordial' wrong. I was thinking something like the 'primordial soup' era, but with more creatures that are large enough to not be single celled organisms

>>527761
I suppose I should name it 'Early Oceans" or something to prevent confusion?

OP of the other evogame here 2013/07/26(Fri)15:25 No. 527873 ID: bf241e
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>>527771
Pokemon Evogame is probably fine. No need to include the era in the title unless you don't have a title. I'm guilty of that. Just put the era in the description.

Lileeps gain hair-like projections to aid in directing floating particles into their mouths.

Wouldn't Huntails exist as well, since they're the alternate evolution of Gorebyss?

>>527934
could you edit the simple picture to look like that? and use binary tool or something?

>>527973
I don't think I can edit the original picture to look like that. Is that what we're supposed to do? I feel like that would wind up with us severely limited.

What's a binary tool?

>>527987
that's sorta the point. it's supposed to be really simple edits so that everyone can edit them. and it's only supposed to be one change at a time, not... however many you did. pick ONE of your changes, and edit the previous picture to be that.

>>527987
Here's an example of how this works from the other game. It isn't that restrictive.
>>520929

A binary tool is a tool that doesn't have any anti-aliasing. It makes editing easy for those who only have ms paint. None of that color blending at the edges.

>>528092
Okay my bad. Might help to enumerate these rules in the first post. I've never seen these before, and I just assumed it was a "draw some new stuff with whatever level of skill you're comfortable with" sort of deal.

I suck at sprite editing and I DO draw with a "binary tool", but much larger because I suck at line precision, and then I shrink it after which adds the aliasing. So, dis look like too much work for me, mon.

>>527903
Ahh, no. They're more like creatures heavily based on pokemon, but note that there are differences. It might be better to think of it as "They look like pokemon and are named like pokemon" but they aren't their pokemon counterparts.

Suggestion 2013/07/27(Sat)09:07 No. 528214 ID: 7672c3
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The Solosis gets a headfin that allows it to move faster when there are currents, but the currents will carry them away...

Suggestion 2013/07/29(Mon)00:03 No. 528998 ID: 7672c3
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>>527873
Wider mouth means more food. Also, the hairs now point down in order to prevent escape of food.

Gorebyss Truegreen 2013/07/29(Mon)06:58 No. 529034 ID: fe15d3
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some Gorebyss grow a long sinous probiscus. they use this to suck up floating Solosis which are its primary source of food. The Gorebyss have also grown wide fins which grant it far greater maneuverability in the water.

>>529034

Some Solosis have fins that are sharper and larger in order to not be eaten.

Suggestion 2013/07/29(Mon)18:49 No. 529396 ID: 7672c3
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>>529395
However, some just opt for developing spikes.

Suggestion 2013/07/29(Mon)18:50 No. 529397 ID: 7672c3
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>>529395
Shit, uhh. Forgot image.

Suggestion 2013/08/08(Thu)07:40 No. 532592 ID: 7f9d18
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>>527753
Some gorebyss began to get food by picking at the flaps of lileeps for leftovers stuck on the hairs. They over time developed a long tongue to better lick up bits of food.

This relation is mutually beneficial to the lileeps as well. They have a more difficult time picking food particles from the water then their flaps have too much junk stuck to them.

Suggestion 2013/08/08(Thu)09:37 No. 532613 ID: 9d78a6
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These solosis will lodge themselves into Lileeps, stealing all their precious food!

Zaealix 2013/08/08(Thu)09:55 No. 532618 ID: 5663f2
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Due to the danger of getting something stuck in their mouths, especially the sticky Solosis, the Lileep evolve fangs, which enables them to prey upon the Solosis, as well as begin attacking the Gorebyss, who are defenseless.
LET THE EVO WARS BEGIN!!!

>>532618
Shell Solosis can lodge themselves into Fanged Lileeps and still protect their precious membrane.

Suggestion 2013/08/09(Fri)05:48 No. 532887 ID: 9d78a6
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>>532886
A-derp

Suggestion 2013/08/09(Fri)05:50 No. 532888 ID: 9d78a6
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>>532618
Gorebyss do similarly, armoring their most vulnerable parts.

The war... has been brought.

Zaealix 2013/08/09(Fri)08:55 No. 532910 ID: 840168
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Some Solosis, that use the sticky membrane to catch food, begin mixing their membrane with their digestive juices, essentially 'acidically' eating anything that touch it.

This, alongside with the spiked Solosis that damage any lileep that tries to eat them, and the sharp-finned solosis that can outright slash apart a lileep continue to plague them...

Zaealix 2013/08/09(Fri)09:13 No. 532914 ID: 840168
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But the Lileep respond-some Lileep develop barbed hairs, with which to attack any Solosis that dares to draw too close, as well as reaching around the shelled Solosis's shells to attack their vulnerable faces!
While this foils the spiked, normal, and shelled Solosis from preying upon them as easily, the sharp fin Solosis however, are still capable of slashing the Lileep along their vulnerable sides and 'neck' joint, and the lileep are still injured by the spiked solosis.

(So atm, we have fanged lileep, which are in an 'arms race' of sorts with the shelled solosis-getting better fangs to pierce the shelled solosis, who in turn develop stronger and sturdier shells to stymie the lileep long enough to survive doing so. The spiked Solosis are also in an arms race-a simple competition on killing the barbed, and fanged Lileeps with their spikes before the lileep kills and eats them.
The toxic I see as being relatively unaffected because of their method of killing would work regardless of dying faster or slower. The shelled lose to the barbed, because getting attacked in their vulnerable area, and the sharp fins have a entirely different method of dealing with the lileep that's unaffected.)

>>532914

(The solosis don't eat the lileep, though. They're trying to steal the lileeps' food by lodging themselves in the lileeps' opening and intercepting the food... It wouldn't really do the solosis good to kill the lileep.)

This is written less as Darwinian evolution and more as intelligent self-design.

>>532914
There are also the one species of Gorebyss that has a symbiotic relationship with the filter-feeding lileeps.