Talk:Continual Tier - Revision history

Numsgil at 23:42, 19 September 2005

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66.91.138.34 at 01:09, 19 September 2005

2005-09-19T01:09:07Z

66.91.138.34 at 01:08, 19 September 2005

2005-09-19T01:08:17Z

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[QUOTE]Often times they learn to share their newfound food since no single bot could form the clump on it's own. (Has anyone actually witnessed this behavior? --Numsgil 13:27, 18 Sep 2005 (MST)) [/QUOTE]

I've seen this happen in alot of my sims, but the enviroment has to be right to get it to work. The definition of share used here just means distribute evenly, in most cases via nrg shots since they are more direct and don't risk sharing with the same plant you're attacking.

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	I've seen this happen in alot of my sims, but the enviroment has to be right to get it to work. The definition of share used here just means distribute evenly, in most cases via nrg shots since they are more direct and don't risk sharing with the same plant you're attacking.		I've seen this happen in alot of my sims, but the enviroment has to be right to get it to work. The definition of share used here just means distribute evenly, in most cases via nrg shots since they are more direct and don't risk sharing with the same plant you're attacking.
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		+	Hmm, that's really interesting.

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−	~~[QUOTE]~~Often times they learn to share their newfound food since no single bot could form the clump on it's own. (Has anyone actually witnessed this behavior? --Numsgil 13:27, 18 Sep 2005 (MST)~~) [/QUOTE]~~	+	Often times they learn to share their newfound food since no single bot could form the clump on it's own. (Has anyone actually witnessed this behavior? --Numsgil 13:27, 18 Sep 2005 (MST)

	I've seen this happen in alot of my sims, but the enviroment has to be right to get it to work. The definition of share used here just means distribute evenly, in most cases via nrg shots since they are more direct and don't risk sharing with the same plant you're attacking.		I've seen this happen in alot of my sims, but the enviroment has to be right to get it to work. The definition of share used here just means distribute evenly, in most cases via nrg shots since they are more direct and don't risk sharing with the same plant you're attacking.