u/Accomplished_Tea3609

Side by side comparison of aloy from horizon zero dawn, horizon forbidden west, and horizon 3.

Out of all the large machines (excluding specter prime) which do you usually have the most difficulty with?

The choices are:

Thunderjaw

Slaughterspine

Slitherfang

Dreadwing

Fireclaw

Frostclaw

Rockbreaker

Stormbird

Tideripper

Shellsnapper

Behemoth

Tremortusk

Bilegut (if applicable. I haven't fought it yet.)

Imo tideripper and behemoth are the easiest.

I get the sense that slaughterspine is supposed to be the most difficult but it's weak to frost so it's really easy in reality. For me, especially on UH, stormbird is the most difficult- although the toughest challenge in any mode is usually having to fight multiple machines at once. Id rather fight a large machine than 3 medium or small ones.

I ask this because I'm playing on UH and I'm realizing that thunderjaw and stormbird suddenly outshine the others when you increase the difficulty.

So basically if I want to have a small independent array of viewing galleries connected by a hyper loop, I also need to have a restroom, a food amenity, a shopping amenity, a drinks amenity, and an emergency shelter. The restroom and shelter are fine but why, seriously why, do I need amenities everywhere. Do I honestly have to have 3 small amenities every time I try and make a small isolated section of viewing galleries?

I know they haven't fixed this, because I'm experiencing it today. I have music and the occasional sound effect but that's it. But this issue is ages old and everyone seems to know about it, so why the fuck isn't it fixed, surely this is considered a substantial bug. I'd greatly appreciate help in fixing it, restarting and loading saves does not help. Id also like to know why the developers haven't addressed this.

EDIT: I've discovered you can fix this by doing a restart, but instead of quitting to main menu, you should save and then immediately close the application without quitting.

They are presumably part of the DLC but I can't find them under wall pieces. Can anyone help?

How did they achieve these sea wall type things in the crocodilia coast trailer? Is it something that will only be possible with the new blocks or smthn? Or is it literally as simple as making a path at the top of a steep slope and putting the wall on the slope.

Also on console how are you supposed to align walls with each other? The controls are not precise enough.

A fantasy creature is defined as any creature that is fictional and does not exist in real life.

These two creatures are fantasy creatures.

The largest ant ever is Titanomyrma giganteum at 2.5 cm, and the Largest spider is the Goliath birdeater at 15cm. These two creatures are each ~5m+. The ant is unrealistically massive, several thousandths of the size of an irl ant, and the spider is also way larger than any real spider. These species are completely fictional, the modders literally describe them as 'fiction' and 'science fiction'. 'Gigarachne' and 'Magnus ant' never existed.

I'm not hating on the modders, nor the players of these creatures, but what I am saying is that any realism server with these creatures needs to acknowledge that they have fantasy creatures in their server. I am genuinely sick of people saying 'ants existed in real life so this massive 5 metre long helldivers ahh Terminid is paleontologically accurate'

Anyway, no hate, but people need to acknowledge this. :D

Asking advice for my next map, especially on locations for settlements and what the lore for each region and settlement should be, but literally any suggestions are welcome. I was trying to make it geographically realistic, but not to an absurd degree. Ask questions if you like, I'm busy forming the lore of each region and settlement.

Apparently you aren't allowed to post questions about world-building in r/worldbuilding

A cinematic shot of a saurophaganax in the fog

And then bro doing parkour 💀

What medium/ large carnivores are expecially good against small tail riders and ankle biters that are hard to hit? I know lots of people like rex because of grab, I know lots of people like spino because *holy AOE* and I personally like sauro because I find lunge really good against things more agile/ faster than me. And also dasp has a hide that reduces damage from smaller creatures. But what other large dinosaurs are good against small things?

Context: I've been away from PoT for a while, new dinos have been added and tlcs have dropped.

I'd like to hear the community's opinion on the following dinosaurs regarding how good they are generally. And yes, I know stats vary based on the server, but I want to know what people generally think and how they generally perform.

Daspletasaurus.

Saurophaganax.

Suchomimus.

ExA Allosaurus.

Austroraptor.

Yutyrannus.

Just a map, vaguely inspired by Lord of the Rings, GOT etc. I don't have any name for the world, but I have a bit of lore in my head for each settlement/ region.

So Metricanthosaurus is considered a large dinosaur. When you filter for large carnivores in jwe3 you get t rex, spino, giga, Indominous, acrocanthosaurus, and for some reason, metri? Metricanthosaurus is not a large dinosaur, is this a bug or something?

Also, why is giganotosaurus a lesbian? I mean, don't get me wrong, it's the best sexuality, you go girl. But seriously it's hilarious that if you put a male and female giga in an enclosure the female will be unhappy, but if you put two females, they get along fine. They lowk neither need nor care about men. 😂