Migration Between Societies
Migration enables Seedlings to move from one society to another, providing opportunities for new experiences while requiring careful planning and preparation.
Understanding Migration
Migration represents a significant life change that affects multiple aspects of a Seedling's existence within SEED communities.
Society Transfer - Migration involves transferring your Seedling from their current society to a different community, potentially changing their entire social, economic, and cultural environment.
Spaceport Requirement - Both the origin and destination societies must have Spaceports to enable migration, making these installations essential infrastructure for communities that want to participate in inter-society population movement.
Permanent Change - Migration represents a permanent relocation rather than temporary travel, with significant implications for relationships, property, employment, and community ties.
What Transfers During Migration
Understanding what remains with your Seedling during migration helps inform migration planning and preparation.
Personal Assets - Items in your Seedling's personal inventory travel with them during migration, making careful inventory management important for ensuring access to essential items in the new society.
Skills and Knowledge - All learned skills, schematics, and character development transfer completely during migration, ensuring that your Seedling's capabilities and experience remain intact regardless of society changes.
Orbital Storage Access - Items stored in Orbital Storage remain fully accessible from any society with a Spaceport, making orbital storage particularly valuable for migration planning and asset protection.
Personal Currency - SeedCoin balances transfer with your Seedling during migration, providing financial continuity for establishing life in a new society.
Migration Implications
Migration affects multiple aspects of Seedling life that require consideration and planning.
Relationship Distance - Physical separation from friends, romantic partners, and family members in the origin society creates challenges for maintaining social connections and may affect relationship development over time.
Property and Employment - Local property ownership, employment relationships, and business operations typically remain tied to specific societies, requiring new establishment in destination communities.
Community Integration - Successful migration requires building new social connections, understanding local culture and governance, and establishing economic stability in an unfamiliar community environment.
Migration Planning Considerations
Effective migration requires advance planning that considers both immediate needs and long-term goals.
Destination Research - Understanding the governance, culture, economic opportunities, and social environment of potential destination societies helps ensure good matches between Seedling goals and community characteristics.
Asset Management - Strategic use of Orbital Storage and personal inventory management ensures that valuable and essential items remain accessible during and after migration transitions.
Relationship Coordination - Planning migration timing and coordination with romantic partners, family members, or close friends can help minimize social disruption and maintain important connections.
Economic Preparation - Ensuring adequate financial resources and understanding employment or business opportunities in destination societies supports successful integration and establishment in new communities.
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