Completely change the player’s post‑death printing mechanics.

Printing is free! This is strange, considering that we print all other items and equipment from resources. It turns out that the player is printed from nothing, from emptiness, and not even energy is consumed. This is bad and illogical (even taking into account that this is science fiction). A clone should be created from some kind of biomaterial using energy. At the same time, the player must ensure the accumulation of this biomaterial for their future resurrection (clone seal), and the computer will take care of preserving the personality and automatically create a clone from this biomaterial. The biomaterial can be anything — processed fish, plants, and so on. Storage location: a reservoir with a processor (new equipment built into the capsule, with the possibility of further study and installation on the base, along with cloning chambers. The reservoir with the processor is replenished by the player; NoA always notifies about a lack of material in the reservoir. The primary task before death and immediately after resurrection is to replenish the supply of biomaterial. The penalty for a lack of biomaterial after cloning is the absence of a leg, arm, or eye, impaired vision, weakness, memory loss, and possibly the loss of some knowledge and skills… something along those lines. If there is no biomaterial at all, the player’s consciousness is temporarily transferred to a small drone (they also need to be stockpiled), which can only collect biomaterial and cannot move around the plot.

Similarly, the food system can also be recycled. We prepare various edible dishes from the available biomaterial. We can add an automatic collection device within a small radius of the revival capsule — something like a trap that captures small living creatures and directs them into the recycler tank.