We should be hunting the monsters to extinction

[Heehee]

A lot of these monsters are so powerful they can demolish entire cities, it is basically impossible to build any sort of civilisation with them roaming around being in the eco system. So unless the people in this universe are content with living in huts for the rest of their lives then it is imperative that we hunt all the monsters to extinction.

[JebKerman]

Aren't we basically doing that already?

[Abi Normal]

Only played bits of 3U, 4U and GU, but my impression is we are doing perfectly fine in our huts.

[Xedhadeaus]

Too bad none of them have attacked the city...
I loved those battles. I know velkhana attacked to a point... but man did they make that battle not fun, and give no merit for people to help with it, same with the ice and fire or what not.

[Heehee]

Originally posted by Xedhadeaus:

Too bad none of them have attacked the city...
I loved those battles. I know velkhana attacked to a point... but man did they make that battle not fun, and give no merit for people to help with it, same with the ice and fire or what not.

there are no cities, and if you want to expand your empire, the monsters will eventually get in the way, and given how dangerous the average monsters are you don't want them lurking around your borders anyways.

[Fraktal]

I’d rather keep baby Rathians as pets and have a documentary made about me.

[Abi Normal]

Originally posted by Xedhadeaus:

Too bad none of them have attacked the city...
I loved those battles. I know velkhana attacked to a point... but man did they make that battle not fun, and give no merit for people to help with it, same with the ice and fire or what not.

Most I got out of helping a friend with it is a very well timed end screen of Velk getting hit by the dragonrazor or whatever while I was shooting it with my HBG

[JebKerman]

Originally posted by The Orange and Blue Ninja:

I’d rather keep baby Rathians as pets and have a documentary made about me.

Indeed, why hunt them to extinction if we can tame/domesticate them instead?

[puzzlefox]

Originally posted by the monsters:

We should be hunting the humans to extinction
A lot of these monsters are so powerful they can demolish entire ecosystems, it is basically impossible to build any sort of ecosystem with them roaming around polluting and being destructive. So unless the animals in this universe are content with living in garbage for the rest of their lives then it is imperative that we hunt all the humans to extinction.

[Tregrenos]

Lore-wise, people were already doing this at one point. Then Fatalas stepped in and put a stop to that by systematically wiping out all civilizations which were far more advanced than the one we play in-game. The reason for the Guilds rules is to balance nature, not overhunt and to avoid something like this from happening.

True, Fatalas' fight is a total joke in the older games due to the limitations of the systems, but it's still lore.

[Abi Normal]

Originally posted by puzzlefox:

Originally posted by the monsters:

We should be hunting the humans to extinction
A lot of these monsters are so powerful they can demolish entire ecosystems, it is basically impossible to build any sort of ecosystem with them roaming around polluting and being destructive. So unless the animals in this universe are content with living in garbage for the rest of their lives then it is imperative that we hunt all the humans to extinction.

Well played

[Heehee]

Originally posted by puzzlefox:

Originally posted by the monsters:

We should be hunting the humans to extinction
A lot of these monsters are so powerful they can demolish entire ecosystems, it is basically impossible to build any sort of ecosystem with them roaming around polluting and being destructive. So unless the animals in this universe are content with living in garbage for the rest of their lives then it is imperative that we hunt all the humans to extinction.

The monsters can think that all they want, humans should be looking out for their own self interest and not that of other animals. Expanding into massive civilisation should be our goal and we shouldn't let some pickle get in our way.

[Heehee]

Originally posted by Tregrenos:

Lore-wise, people were already doing this at one point. Then Fatalas stepped in and put a stop to that by systematically wiping out all civilizations which were far more advanced than the one we play in-game. The reason for the Guilds rules is to balance nature, not overhunt and to avoid something like this from happening.

True, Fatalas' fight is a total joke in the older games due to the limitations of the systems, but it's still lore.

Does it explain the correlation between overhunting and the Fatalis appearing?... or were they always hostile and going to wipe out humanity anyways?

[puzzlefox]

Originally posted by ShadowHawk:

Originally posted by puzzlefox:

The monsters can think that all they want, humans should be looking out for their own self interest and not that of other animals. Expanding into massive civilisation should be our goal and we shouldn't let some pickle get in our way.

Haven't you ever seen the movie Wall-e?

[Abi Normal]

Originally posted by puzzlefox:

Originally posted by ShadowHawk:

The monsters can think that all they want, humans should be looking out for their own self interest and not that of other animals. Expanding into massive civilisation should be our goal and we shouldn't let some pickle get in our way.

Haven't you ever seen the movie Wall-e? :fardy:

OP just really wants his hoverchair

[puzzlefox]

Originally posted by Abi Normal:

Originally posted by puzzlefox:

Haven't you ever seen the movie Wall-e?

OP just really wants his hoverchair

When all da honnies dat thicc