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you can get tired of seeing oversized lizards instead
you can get tired of seeing oversized lizards instead [/quote]
Nah i always liked reptiles more.
there is a feathered rex - its called: dodorex
Yeah, ARK was never based on realism...like, at all. They never really intended this to be realistic, if you want more realistic dinos and pre-historic creatures go take a look at The Isle.
I swear to god if I see another post like this I'm gonna bash my head off a steel beam or something.
While I can appreciate your passion and dedication to scientific accuracy, we take a good deal of artistic license in our Dino's as they aren't technically the same exact subspecies you're familiar with.
If you take a moment to compare what's written on our Dossiers vs the real life counter parts, you'll notice the names are typically varied in some way.
As with anything artistic or creative, it's not very likely you'll satisfy everyone and some people will almost always be on the other side of the fence. It's fairly safe to assume at this point that the vast majority of players either aren't too upset about it, don't care, like them, or love them.
We're always looking to improve and we love getting feedback of all kinds, even if it's presented in a less than pleasant manner.
Thanks for for the feedback!
-Nubsly
troll thread.
that was Hillarious.
man thats such a good joke
haha haha ha..
You can't be serious.