How to Get Great Inherits by Reincarnation | Beasts of Bermuda

It's been a while since I made a video, I started playing BoB again and really enjoyed the changes. With that I got deep into inherits again with Grixxz. After some talking and videos, I came up with an idea on how to get great inherits and it worked! I tried it unrecorded on a Ptera and got a really good one and in this video I do it again on a Trope. I hope this video helps you get those hard inherits and makes the game a bit more relaxing and less stressful the first few hours you spend trying to do trials.
Remember the game has a lot of RGN so you may get good or bad regardless of how you do it, this is just what I've done and what happened for me.
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[@Lu_1221]

Thanks dude! Love BoB, i needed this video *wink*

[@annsanimationaddiction8024]

I like your voice it's very chill! I too am guilty of being an O2 enjoyer hahah

[@GoldenFrog97]

tysm for this

[@Tsuki0222]

Welcome!

[@just_connor]

This has been really insightful. I noticed that by the time you had finished your trials you had slapped 3/3 tps into all 11 of your selected inherit slots, but it begs a question. I, for example, really want a tanky and mean archelon build that's supplemented by the inherits, and considering the fact that reincarnation as a system is built to give you the hypothetical offspring of your original creature mating with itself, and giving you inherits based on selected talents, trials and size, would Good Parent be worth while to improve the odds of your inherits if you're willing to sacrifice 1 of the 11 inherits you were originally going for?

[@Tsuki0222]

According to the Devs, good parent does not affect reincarnation. So I wouldn’t bother with it unless you specifically want another inherit in it for a later breeder. For what you had said though I wouldn’t and would focus on the 11 talents you want inherits in to help you in combat.

[@just_connor]

@@Tsuki0222 thanks for the quick response to that question. Very useful to know.