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If you've played Path of titans, you'd have a worse experience tbh...
I don't think the answer is to nerf the Herrara though. I think the ability for Herrara to survive and the real reason for them thriving right now is because there are hotspots providing a constant source of food they can scavenge. Essentially south plains hotspot is artificially propping up the population. They would starve to death or have to take pretty significant risks if not for the concentration in certain areas and the overspawn on deer and boars.
The other thing is I think the new South Plains area in hordetest is going to eliminate most of that issue as there is more bush clusters long grass and cover so you're able to "hide" without being in the tall trees. But yea currently they are a pain and impossible to engage with aside from getting smoked out of nowhere. I think the answer is to break up the hotspots and spread the players out more. Once they can't sit in the trees with a buffet under them there will be far fewer and you can handle to occasional tree snipe. The biggest issure right now is that every tree has one in it.
Never happened again after that
No matter how much they try and match the color, they stick out if you just look and they tend to be in the same places
On the contrary, I consistenty kill 5-7 herreras an hour as a troodon in south plains.
So yeah, skill issue.