Population Bottleneck

[WhatTheSillyName]

You can do this by selecting any cell, and loading it in the genome editor. Any changes you make to these cells can propagate to others with compatible gametes--swim speed, for example. I like to change their color too, so it's easier to see which cells are changed when the gametes fuse.

I don't understand. How do I only partially change a creature using a gamete? I don't even understand how gametes work.

But they already spoke it quite clearly.

[PkmnQuantum]

I think the best speed is 0.55, that's what worked for me. I was making it too fast before.

[agarrity2640]

You can do this by selecting any cell, and loading it in the genome editor. Any changes you make to these cells can propagate to others with compatible gametes--swim speed, for example. I like to change their color too, so it's easier to see which cells are changed when the gametes fuse.

I don't understand. How do I only partially change a creature using a gamete? I don't even understand how gametes work.

gametes are like sperm & egg or both, if 2 gametes combine, and they are compatible they can make a new babii.

[Enderdragon4303]

Can someone give like a step by step instruction on how to complete this, ive tried everything below and I just cant do it.

[Seandoggy]

It's a bit of luck. There's a random gene mix-up, you have to hope nitrocyte stays but flaggelocyte speeds up.