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The way I deal with it is by limit the use of flyers to when I have not much time to play,otherwise I take the funpath by using a land dino,surely more fun.
Beast of burden? A paracer would need close to double the weight of an argent or quetz to become usefull simply because you have to traverse over land. a bronto would need even more carry weight due to being slower.
going from a to b? Flyers beat nearly everything due to ignoring terrain. except for the really slow flyers. and even then a landmount is riskier depending on terrain/ threats.
potential threats? there are almost no threats to a flyer unless you are landing without stamina in a bad spot.
Taking that long caravan up to the side of the volcano on foot for a metal run was always interesting. Or actually having a use for a Kapro, gathering up snails n penguins and carrying them back to base for taming. Good times.
I always try to disable all of the futuristic engrams and flyer saddles because it's not only hard, but as I said, I think ark works better as a primitive game because of it's setting (if you don't consider the fact that you are in a simulation / whatever)
I should try it later though
I think Aberration was my favorite map and mostly because there were no fliers at all.
Aberration was a refreshing experience to force us to re-evaluate how we operate. I don't think I'd ever do our server with a noflyer in effect but it is tempting.
I think part of our dependence on flyers is how clumsy it is to manage multiple land dinos compared to just pull a couple argens for the same trip.
Just like any other dino, fliers are better suited to certain tasks. A wider variety of tasks than many land dinos admittedly, especially with something like the argent, but they aren't good at everything. I still use my beaver to go gather wood, or my horses to get berries (not the most effective, I know, but I love them), I've even managed to kill a wild wyvern on a thyla before.
(If you are curious about thyla vs wyvern, I was in the burned area around volcano on ragnarok hunting for chitin and organic poly, couldn't outrun the wyvern I picked up from the nearby nest so I lured it to the obsidian tunnel instead so that it's ability to fly couldn't keep it out of reach from the thyla. The thyla itself is one of my prized breeding lines but I still didn't think it could pull off killing a wyvern, didn't have much choice but to try though).