10 Best Memetic Specializations in Once Human
In each new season in , players can choose between different Memetic Specializations to change how they build, craft, gather, or manage their territories. Four specializations are randomly rolled every five levels, and only one specialization each time can be chosen. Players can reroll specializations a limited number of times per season, but will be provided different options the following season.
Depending on which Memetic Specializations are rolled, the player's options for production will change, such as using Energy Links and Sulfur to produce Acid rather than using Polluted Water. Some Memetic Specializations may not be very useful to some players, some may always be convenient, and others are extremely valuable. Here are thetop 10 Memetic Specializations in .
Storage Crates are extremely important for storing excess materials you need for crafting and building. Especially later in the season, Facility Spots become limited, with Storage Crates taking up one spot per crate. Instead, consider picking up theDeluxe Storage Crate Memetic Specialization, which allows players to now construct a larger Storage Crate with double the item slots. This way, you can reduce the total number of crates in your territory, and keep more materials in one small storage area.
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Deluxe Storage Crate
Unlock New Facility: Deluxe Storage Crate
A large Storage Crate with 64 item slots.
5/10/15
Not only are these useful for the player with the specialization, but they can alsobe built for other players, such as Hive members, if given building permissions to others' territories. Some players may even charge a small fee to do so, or propose a trade. Deluxe Storage Crates only take the same amount of materials as a regular large storage crate, making them very cheap to build.
Always be careful giving build permissions to other players! They will be able to build and destroy objects in your territory while the permissions are active. Be sure you
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