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Feel free to ask any question about this game on this thread so I can create a list of FAQs
Q: I want to get rid of a creature, what's the easiest way to do it?
A: Use your keeper's hand to grab and drop the creature in any nydus worm you own, it will automatically leave your Hive.
Q: My drones are digging instead of spreading creep or reinforcing walls, what can I do?
A: Grabbing and dropping a drone will force it to search for a close job to do instead of looking in the entire map.
Q: What's the most efficient way to build a room?
A: Some rooms like the lair don't require special positioning. However other rooms like Psionic Nests or Training Rooms require at least a 3x3 size to be effective. To additionally improve this effectiveness, you should build these rooms close to reinforced walls, increasing the amount of creatures that it can contain at once.
Q: How do I know the status of my creatures?
A: Usually checking the small icons that appear inside creatures health flowers is enough, however if you want to know more details you can use the info tool to select a creature and see every information you need, hungry and fatigue level, health, damage, etc.
Q: I want to get rid of a creature, what's the easiest way to do it?
A: Use your keeper's hand to grab and drop the creature in any nydus worm you own, it will automatically leave your Hive.
Q: My drones are digging instead of spreading creep or reinforcing walls, what can I do?
A: Grabbing and dropping a drone will force it to search for a close job to do instead of looking in the entire map.
Q: What's the most efficient way to build a room?
A: Some rooms like the lair don't require special positioning. However other rooms like Psionic Nests or Training Rooms require at least a 3x3 size to be effective. To additionally improve this effectiveness, you should build these rooms close to reinforced walls, increasing the amount of creatures that it can contain at once.
Q: How do I know the status of my creatures?
A: Usually checking the small icons that appear inside creatures health flowers is enough, however if you want to know more details you can use the info tool to select a creature and see every information you need, hungry and fatigue level, health, damage, etc.
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