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While I like spider modes in game (like grounded etc) I think here is ok-ish
yep thats important. the ones in the forest were on the limit of size XD
Green hell also had lots of em, it was my main concern xDD
And sometimes when you pick up large rocks you can see a fairly large spider scurry off in fear of you, looked to be the size of a Huntsman Spider, so you might want to poke the devs for an Arachnophobia mode.
To be fair, if you can somewhat handle the spiders in Grounded then I'm reasonably certain you should be fine with the ones in this game. They're more of the ''icky creepy crawly'' thing here were you feel disturbed at how large the webs they leave all over the place are and how they surprise you when you pick up rocks. They don't seem to actually attack you or anything like in Green Hell.
At least it's not like the damn Centipede in Green Hell that crawls out of whatever you're carrying and onto your damn hand.... >.>
No problem! Just keep in mind that I can't guarantee that this game will ever get an Arachnophobia mode :/ I'm just pointing out that the spider I've seen in the game so far seem harmless BUT they do evoke that ''icky'' feeling and they do surprise you, so someone with a slightly more severe level of Arachnophobia would probably be feeling pretty disturbed, while those with less severe levels might be able to just power through it due to how non-violent the spiders seem to be so far.