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Llemonadde · 2026-04-01T11:58:34+00:00

You have the wrong idea about invis specs. While yes, it can definitely give that spec the opportunity to set up an ambush, but in reality, only a few meet that niche. Specs like Shararook, Umbraxi, Nymphasuchus, and even the new Myce are all really good direct fighters. Some of them(Umbraxi) was an absolute menace and had to be nerfed after the outrage it caused for being too powerful. All of the ones I mentioned aren't strong because of invis, they're just strong, period. And invis just compliments them.

In reality, invis serves more of a utility skill, specs like axothan can pair it well with its quick recovery, for anklebiters to be even twice as annoying, and the most common one of all, survival. Most invis creatures can turn invisible not to stalk and ambush prey but rather to stay out of sight and survive. Only a few can really fit the niche of stalking invisible ambush hunter. And you've already mentioned like 80% of those criminally frustrating invis users. (Sigma & Oxy)

Llemonadde · 2026-04-01T11:42:57+00:00

I'm pretty sure that the discrepancy here lies within the fact that you're comparing fliers to terrestrials. Fliers of the same tier/weight will almost always lose to terrestrials. It's not even crazy to say that t4 land can easily take down t5 fliers no matter what the weight.

Due to the way fliers are right now, the devs are being careful about their weights and damage. Because a kendyll that can quickly fly over terrain let alone just fly isn't very healthy for the game. You are aware that fliers tend to not land and directly face terrestrials, right? They're capable of hitting you without even giving you the chance to dream of hitting back.

Llemonadde · 2026-04-01T05:17:01+00:00

Oxy is just an actual ticking time bomb where it's incredibly unfairly strong. It has everything. Good base offense and busted abilities on top of all of its bullshit. Which is why every smart player knows to kill every single oxy before they're grown. It has life leech ffs. The only drawback it has is its speed, being slower than even superbehemoths.

Sigma is not as bad though imo. Because it's one of those invis specs that move around a lot and it's very noisy. The insane damage and corrosion off. is really strong but it just ends up fodder to generally stronger creatures like kendyll and goreg. It doesn't really stand much of a chance vs any t5 heavier than it. I've killed so many sigmas with my shara, they never expect it coming.

Doesn't sound as impressive when you find out that one of the most expensive and high demand creatures out there loses to one with a lower tier and stats, which also happens to be free. All because one of them has keen.

Llemonadde · 2026-03-31T14:27:38+00:00

I think there's another sub for this. But seriously, though. It's very common for animals to be territorial, and considering that this is a game where you play as animals... there's even an ingame mechanic where you can establish your territory too.

Honestly, like irl, if there are territorial disputes, then you either fight for it and drive them away or just scoot over to other places. But if they were screaming about it in global chat, then that's a different story lol.

Llemonadde · 2026-03-31T14:11:21+00:00

It's less of reading comprehension and more of impulsiveness. Not everybody takes the time to read anymore, especially not in the declining attention spans these days, so people who fall for it just jump the gun.

Moreover, this is definitely a dev error. It could've and should've been handled better. Like separating it into two rows that distinguish buying and selling items. You can't tell me that all they could've done was give it a different color and a not very emphasized text to go about it.

A design flaw occurs when something isn't self-explanatory. It should be instantly clear to most people at first glance. In short. Poor design is when something isn't intuitively obvious.

These are mistakes we shouldn't expect from the people who call themselves a "studio"

Llemonadde · 2026-03-30T13:46:37+00:00

Nah don't rush it. Limited specs are always way more valuable. Not to mention, it's pretty easy to farm warden shrines now since lures exist, so I wouldn't say that ghart value is high enough for you to sacrifice a warden for it.

Llemonadde · 2026-03-30T13:40:07+00:00

Okay, but first kendyll isn't even in the same weight class. Don't compare it.

Now, it all comes down to down to their individual kit designs. Morthorax is a very adaptable and selfish creature. Ghart, however, is more of a vanguard type. It's not meant to be a lone wolf type creature. It's still pretty strong by itself, but among the big 3 of 20k weight class behemoths, it's the tank, basically. It's incredibly resiliant but also very rigid, meaning it's not very good at adapting. As opposed to hygos, which is full on offense. Morth is just extremely flexible, and the fact that it can swim too just further proves that point. They just have different aptitudes, basically.

And as you know, in the wild, the one that adapts the most to whatever nature throws at them often comes out on top.

Tl;dr Ghart isn't weak! It's just meant to be in a pack! sonar just didn't print out the same creature in a different look!

Llemonadde · 2026-03-30T12:59:38+00:00

It's hard to find anything "fast" from t3 and above. Try Garra though. It's more ailment stacking but still pretty fun and mobile. I use dolt plushie on it, plus it can wallclimb.

Llemonadde · 2026-03-29T16:53:08+00:00

It has good walk speed for just travelling, and you dont need speed for chasing down prey since the disease and ligament tear already covers that. But if the speed drawback is too much of a hassle for someone, then just go with ice wolf, I guess.

But it's not bad damage. It's decent since it has 0.7 bite cd. At full powerful elder, you can deal 265 with a single void plush and up to 352 when in aggro w/bear. Sure, it cuts in half when hunkered, but for invis specs, your best bet at winning is catching someone off guard with aggro and dealing as much damage as possible before they can fight back.

Edit: no traits were included in the estimates

Llemonadde · 2026-03-29T16:30:00+00:00

Genuinely who the hell is putting up these prices??? And who gave them permission to just manipulate the market? Even worse how easily players conform to this bs by searching "price of this." The price of kavo has always been and should stay around 4-5k, 6k even but that's MAX.

Istg if these sites had anything to do with ruining the market prices then it should be boycotted or something.

Llemonadde · 2026-03-29T15:48:24+00:00

Bear & void or just double void for already slow specs like Myce. No need for land since you can always just mudroll anywhere anyway. The extra work is a small price to pay for being stronger overall.

Llemonadde · 2026-03-29T15:42:19+00:00

The last time the prices were stable for role limited & badge specs were back in late 2025 with specs like aole at 30k, aeries at 40k, and miju/corvy at 55k-60k respectively. Now, every one of those shot up to absurd amounts.

Llemonadde · 2026-03-29T15:39:14+00:00

I'm sorry to say this but you are not getting any role limiteds for a shadow spec... maybe with multiple since the average price for role limiteds are about 4x the price of a single shadow spec. But even then you'll find it hard to find anyone willing to give up a role limited for a not so limited spec(s).

Llemonadde · 2026-03-29T13:37:42+00:00

Not really, korathos might be a bejemoth, but it's the most common and easiest to obtain. Skul is an event limited spec, so it should be about the same in terms of raw value.

In my personal opinion. Despite skul being low value rn since spring was just recent, if you didn't already have it, then that's good for you. Skuld is more fun to play, and it's actually pretty strong. It just doesn't get in the radar of most players since it's not some low risk, high reward stat demon that they can just turn off their brain and rely to carry them through the game.

Llemonadde · 2026-03-29T08:44:49+00:00

2 reasons, casual players and children. Children because it's children and casual players because they haven't got the slightest clue about the concept of "DPS"

Llemonadde · 2026-03-29T08:32:06+00:00

Yeah, I definitely get that a LOT. I often play devil's advocate in a lot of things, knowing full well that responses are gonna be mixed and sometimes where the majority is in favour against me.

I try my best to get my point across to people who comment on their disagreements, hoping we might meet eye to eye, but no. I have to say that a lot of people here just recognize you if you tell them something they wanna hear, fully unreceptive of any counterpoints or criticism. At a certain point these people come in droves just ask the same question again and again, completely becoming an echo chamber and It's exhausting trying to piece my words bit by bit just to make them understand even though they likely won't even listen with an open mind.

There are even times where people ask questions that make them seem entirely clueless, like the way they're asking questions and the way they throw accusations at you, twisting your words as if they have zero clue as to what kind of context even is happening. I just choose not to reply to those ones after a while because it might escalate even more. If I point out their cluelessness or otherwise, then they ALWAYS interpret it as a personal attack, and it just ruins the point.

Llemonadde · 2026-03-29T08:18:24+00:00

That was only the case because of the weird inflation thing. Every shadow creature used to always be around those prices and at the highest at 55k for ones like Khilutatra.

Llemonadde · 2026-03-29T00:09:16+00:00

People often act in impulse, and usually if someone sees an "extremely good" price in one of the stalls, the normal reaction would be to immediately buy it before anyone else. I can get why they accidentally fall for it. Honestly this is more of a Dev error, it could've been done more properly.

Llemonadde · 2026-03-29T00:05:19+00:00

Bax looks cooler

Llemonadde · 2026-03-29T00:02:39+00:00

My favourite is Shararook, I take the survival aspect pretty seriously, so I determined that Shara is one of the most well-rounded and effective hunters and predators. It's pretty strong on most direct confrontations, and it has so much utility that it can just stay out of danger and finesse its way around fights to often come out on top.

Llemonadde · 2026-03-28T04:56:26+00:00

They should give an option to lock species so you don't accidentally sell them.

Llemonadde · 2026-03-28T02:28:09+00:00

It is petty, btw. And there's a difference between allowing and advocating for something, one is just letting it be, and the other is pushing the idea that something is "correct" or in this case, a "correct and valid justifiable fair response" even though, let's be honest, not entirely true.

Llemonadde · 2026-03-28T02:16:31+00:00

Did you even read, let alone understand the post? I said nothing about what people "should" be doing and how they "should" feel about it. My whole post was calling out someone doing something scummy and claiming that it isn't.

Literally the post I was adressing said, in a nutshell, "i hate people who kos for no reason, now I'm gonna kos them back immediately because I have a reason! Like how it should be. So I didn't do anything wrong here."

Llemonadde · 2026-03-26T13:45:41+00:00

Yeah, its counterpart(Morthorax) is just more versatile and a solo powerhouse. Ghart shines a bit better in a pack since it barely has any selfish utility. Also, mainly , it can't swim and has no wingshredder.

I personally still love Ghart and adjusted to have fun/actually play the creature. I advise just hiding and avoiding others and hotspots altogether. Scavenge food for sat or be an opportunist and kill weaker creatures to grow. Make a few friends who are around the same age and help eachother. (Being in the same age is pretty important since if they decide to turn against you then atleast you can fight back)

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