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When you play ARK, you are vying for inter-species dominance inside an alien terrarium. Like a fish tank, or an ant farm. Supply drops are like when they feed the fish.
There can be floating islands purely for "style" because the alien terrarium designers said so. Much like we might put a sunken ship and little treasure chest in a fish tank just because we think it's visually interesting. And it's no more 'weird' than running into an invisible force field if you leave your intended habitat space.
Floating Islands would be weird if there were not already floating obelisks, etc.
This is the real reason.
yeah true cant go out go up personnaly i love floating islands on maps tho especially big ones
That's why I chose the center floating island as my long term project. It is so much more than just a good ol' hunk of rock floating. The landscape, the waterfalls, the rims going up and down blending with the rock formations, the middle lake and view from within, the natural ramps and tunnels, the cave, so much diversity packed in a single island.
Nothing I've seen comes even remotely close to that.