Make mutagenic meat prioritise increasing current mutations

[Steel Neuron]

I love the new mutation changes. I haven't had this much fun with the mutation game for years.

However, I think the mutation game is still missing an axis. Eating mutagenic chunks doesn't really qualify as a strategic choice, but I think it could be made to with a single change, without reducing risk:

Eating a mutagenic chunk has a 60% chance of raising the rank of one of your current mutations, a 25% chance of badmut and 15% of good mut.

With the bigger chance of bad mut, eating mutagenic meat would still be a risky choice, but a conceivable one if, instead of rerolling, you want to push your luck and try to double down on a particular good mutation you gained.

[bel]

Since mutation potions are decently common now, one option is to simply remove mutagenic meat.

[Steel Neuron]

Since mutation potions are decently common now, one option is to simply remove mutagenic meat.

I suppose, but it would be cool to have some sort of option to push your current mutation set further, in exchange for risk. It could come in any other forms than meat. My only complaint with newmut is that it feels you're drifting through shallow sets of mutations, which is fun, safe and varied, but lacks an option to specialize.

[ONIchinchin]

60% chance of raising the rank of one of your current mutations

That's too high. Make it 40-30-15-15 last 15 is for not getting any.

[Steel Neuron]

60% chance of raising the rank of one of your current mutations

That's too high. Make it 40-30-15-15 last 15 is for not getting any.

Fair enough, my numbers are completely arbitrary.

[Elitist]

60% chance of raising the rank of one of your current mutations

That's too high. Make it 40-30-15-15 last 15 is for not getting any.

Why not 40-30-15-15 where it's Increase/Bad/Random/Good with the usual resistances for having so many mutations you can't accept a new one.

[minstrel]

I agree having a chance at tier 2/3 mutations would be a positive change (and one I've really wanted too). But I think adding a second layer of complexity to mutation roulette may not be the best way to go.
What about, instead, giving the new !mutation a 80/15/5 chance per mutation of being tier 1/2/3?