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So I’ve been seeing people talk about more niche herbivores with different kinds of mouths for different foods. Though everyone suggests plant evolution to pair with it. Maybe instead cause this might be much easier. There being different plant generators players can place down. Or that players can change the properties of these plant generators. If that makes sense.

Can you plz do a mobile version of the game? I don't have budget to have a pc

Hello the creater of Bibites I am very pleased by your game and its future development and want to play it but, I can not because Iam a android user hope it soon gets released in mobile (android and apple)

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for some reason i always want to see one of these little guys surviving in the middle of the void

This is all so amazing. You've made such unbelievable progress!

Regirock spotted Let's initiate the ritual of ÜN ÜN ÜN ÜN ÜN ÜN

Is anybody here 2025?

could u plz ad a scroll and move system in the evolution tree tab? plz? cuz when the trees get too big then i cant like zoom in on a spacific section.

Since predation is, in effect, a highly specialized and extreme form of inter-specific parasitism and/or scavenging, might it not be necessary first to model both the latter and allow "les bibites" to evolve toward specialized predation? In practice, ALL types of organisms in the real world - even when they "typically" occupy certain niches in the food chain - have SOME members that are more or less "into" various forms of survival strategies ranging from "vegetative growth" (notably by harvesting solar energy), "parasitism", "scavenging" and "predation" as well as often engaging in cooperative symbiotic behaviour. After all, many plants not only defend themselves with all sorts of chemical toxins that impede both herbivores (animal and fungal) and, in many cases, nearby plant competition. Some are actively parasitical (on other plants) and a few are even predatory (on animals). This is in addition to cooperative, symbiotic strategies with other organisms. Different kinds of fungi are famously good at an even wider range of strategies - from cooperative symbiosis (e.g. lichenization and broader ecosystem networking with plants), chemical interdiction of other organisms, "scavenging" on dead biomass, parasitism (on plants and animals), and outright predation (also on both plants and animals). Essentially the same is true of animals ("bibites" are essentially stand-ins for animals). To replicate these dynamics in a simulation while also addressing the "dimensionality" problem, you might need to introduce at least as many classes of organisms (each "seeded" with particular "starting biases" towards different strategies) as there are modeled survival strategies while still allowing all organism types to evolve away from their starting biases. In addition to modeling these more-or-less complex and discrete multicellular-type/macroscopic organisms, it might be necessary to think about how micro-organisms should fit into the picture. After all, in real life, all complex "bibites" are effectively embedded in (and permeated by) an effectively continuous biotic domain that itself exhibits much the same range of strategies as well. Finally, ecological system stability often requires a very large number of different types of individual organisms - possibly much larger than the simulations that have been done so far... I'd hope you could achieve complex system stability in your simulations without access to a supercomputer, but that's ultimately an empirical question.

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great stuff, can you replace the neuronetworks between two bibits of the same species? how would go about doing it? I'm working on a paper and this would be useful

Biiibiiiteeesssss :)

Lets go steam release

I Wonder If this will ever Release on next Gen consoles

you still post?!? i had thought about you just a few days ago unable to find your channel and evne questioning if i had subscribed to you.

0:25 Is the definition of "reproducing" the same as the biological definition of reproducing in real-life, non-artificial life?

Love the bibites! When do you think the next video will be out on the channel?

Cant wait for the full version to come on steam

Wasn't expecting this upload, it is so complex now you could almost turn it into the 'Cell stage' like in spore. A fun mini game of sorts, to raise more funding.

Do I missed something about carnivores? Why none of them appear?

BIB ITE CON TENT

dose this mean, i can finnaly evolve life form that will love me?

I love this project! Good job!

I love how there is a thanos snap button.

Comment!

I love your Videos! And the bibites!

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1:11 Perfectly balanced, as all things should be

This is the only AI stuff that seems genuinely cool and good. Love this guy.

Damn theres a thanos button?

i love this simulation :)

Yoooo

<3

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Hell yeah bibites

Are people that were once patrons are are not patrons now still included?

I once ran a bibites simulation for 1000 hours and I got giant whales as a result

When do you plan on steam access? You have release plans for 2024, if you see this, you know what I want for Christmas!! Even if I have to wait, I’ll only make it better when I get to run it!!!! Thanks for the interesting content as always!! ❤❤

I keep thinking how the program itselff has evolved over time. It went from being simple to being more complex. It is more than the sum of it's parts. But, that is based on the perspective of the observer. It wouldn't mean anything to an ant, say. And, where exactly is the program or cyber space in general?

bibite means didick in french.

RIP Aidan -> Aidanus

1000th comment cRaZy

I absolutely love all these new graphs, I love this approach

love you're vids bro

Different types of foods and different types of environments would be interesting. There are other kinds of algae of various colors such as red and brown. There is also cyanobacteria which is blue and is poisonous to some creatures. There is fungi as well which tends to move around so perhaps some food moving makes it difficult to catch. I think the diversity between each zone in your simulation is really interesting! You could definitely create different biomes to act as islands with different pressures such as maybe water current which moves around constantly meaning bibites use more energy to move against it and also have to chase after food that moves around in the current? would cause interesting adaptations? You could also dictate the type of foods in each zone, meaning each part would have super specialized organisms.

You should introduce poisonous food based on color. Like poisonous food only show up as a specific color