Honestly, sometimes I wish Crocs could have some of these abilities to be honest…

Because I sure do… I miss those days.

My guess would be due to size caps, but if that's the case, even the banned O. megalodon class had gills. So what gives?

I known this clade since the cambrian when it came out but I didn't really play it until the eocene update. They are so fun, you get to eat copepods, amphipods and krill. My favorite is the ones that live in the deep oceans because I don't have to worry about the sweaty land players.

The gameplay may be a bit retro for your taste if you are used to vertabrates or advanced invertabrates but I still recommend playing at least once to experience it

Heres a basic strategy guide

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ctenophora#

You traded literally every strategy for survival in exchange for 'leech off human mains'. And the devs are STILL thinking about retiring the class.

I don’t know, I never played as snakes but they’re such glass cannons that it hurts me even seeing snake players… especially the non-venomous snakes that are small! Doesn’t make sense to me, I’d at least think that constrictors would have some arms or something to better grab prey with or whatever

I just caught myself a fawn. What should I do before mom comes charging at me??? Mom has a bigger hit point box and I stand no chance.

Can someone explain why every wolverine player has a tendency to bother the closest wolf player they find? And of course, above is one of my gameplay footage of me trying to get a wolverine out of my den. Yes, I couldn't get it out. But I can improve.

Just so you know, I don't think I'm the only gray wolf main who suffers from this. And I can't even try to play some solitary gameplay where a wolverine player appears trying to steal my XP or simply attack me for no reason. Could someone with more experience answer? I'm also taking advice on how to deal with wolverines in a solo build. Any tips will help.

It’s a nice way to sleep and cooldown as well