Like, when theres only 1 survivor (either player or bot) an timer appears and forces You to survive certain amount of time while an song (that changes according to whos the last survivor alive) sounds globally in the background until the times ends and at the start of the lms gives You buffs?

rn im playing in the lowest graphics possible, and theres some audio bugs, but since idk what mods to delete, i collected all of them in 1 collection and ask yall which mods to delete.

CONTRIBUTORS:

• Carnotaurus (Base Skeleton, Hips & Digitigrade Leverage): Provides the robust bipedal theropod skeletal frame, high-speed tracking mechanics, and frontal ramming horns. The hindlimbs are engineered with a drastically shortened femur and elongated lower leg bones (tibia and metatarsals). This highly derived cursorial ratio maximizes mechanical leverage and elastic recoil, drastically increasing stride length, acceleration, and pivoting agility at high speeds.
• Green Anole (Stealth, Thermoregulation & Camouflage): Incorporates hormone-controlled reptilian chromatophores triggered by neural impulses for instantaneous shifting between greens, browns, and gray patterns. Camouflage is restricted to stationary or slow-stalking states, where the hybrid drops its thermal signature to undetectable levels to completely evade infrared sensors.
• Spotted Hyena (Brain Modifications & Digestion): Expands the frontal cortex to introduce pack-hunting instincts, complex social memory, and calculated psychological warfare. Grants an adaptive larynx capable of replicating human distress calls. Features a post-consumption, on-demand digestive system that only synthesizes ultra-acidic bone-dissolving fluids after eating to lower resting energy usage.
• Red Kangaroo (Locomotion, Forelimb Frame & Tail Stance): Heavy-duty tendons absorb kinetic forces from high-speed bounds, automatically compressing and expanding the lungs to conserve energy. The elongated lower leg structure complements the kangaroo’s massive elastic tendons, transforming the hindlimbs into literal organic springs that efficiently store and release energy during explosive 25 or 30 MPH sprints. Overrides vestigial dinosaur arms with scaled-up, muscular mammalian forelimbs possessing a five-digit structure for immense grappling dexterity. Swaps the stiff theropod tail for a dense, flexible counterweight for a stable tripod stance.
• American Alligator (Bite, Defense & Sight): Delivers a devastating 5,500 PSI bite force. Features a bony palatal valve in the throat to seal the airway, allowing it to drown prey in water or mud without suffocating. Exceptional night vision with vertical slit pupils, and antimicrobial blood peptides to prevent infection. also Features specialized barbed osteoderms weaponized with backward-curving, razor-sharp keratinized barbs that act like a cactus. If an attacker bites or grapples the hybrid, the barbs lock in and tear deeper into the enemy's flesh upon pulling away. and Splices the extreme anaerobic threshold of crocodilians. When the hybrid undergoes explosive physical exertion, its blood pH drops due to massive lactic acid buildup. To prevent muscle fatigue and metabolic collapse, the hybrid automatically leeches stored calcium carbonates from its barbed osteoderms directly into the bloodstream, acting as an organic chemical buffer that neutralizes the acid and maintains pH homeostasis without sacrificing flexibility.
• Baryonyx (The Cranial Bridge): Connects the deep, crushing skull of the alligator with the traditional theropod base, reinforcing the muzzle against high lateral stress. Retains long, hook-like pinning capabilities, specialized nerve endings on the snout to detect water/air vibrations, and rear-serrated teeth to prevent prey escape.
• Corvid (Brain & Neural Routing): Adds advanced problem-solving, tool-based logic, and long-term facial recognition of individual human targets. Establishes an ultra-efficient neural layout for instantaneous terrain mapping, immediate recall of escape routes, and an additional visual channel tracking biological trails.
• Galapagos Tortoise (Longevity & Cellular Repair): Splices land-based longevity genetics to successfully counter mammalian metabolic burnout and extreme cognitive wear-and-tear. Heightened DNA-repair enzymes shield the high-energy brain from premature cellular aging, extending the lifespan to 70 years.
• African Elephant (Thermal Sinks & Silent Footfalls): Diverts warm blood flow away from the skin and into internal insulated thermal sacs during stealth mode, utilizing the outer skin as a "cold wall" against infrared detection. Integrates a fibrous, fatty footpad beneath the heel to reduce footfall noise to near-zero levels. Fuses its massive hippocampus with the corvid intellect for flawless, absolute geographic memory of cities and facility layouts. the thermal sacks are ubicated near the pelvis btw.
• Aerosteon (Pneumatic Skeleton & Shock Absorption): Overrides the upper torso with extreme avian-style bone pneumaticity. Hollow, air-filled cavities riddle the ribs, shoulder blades, and furcula. These internal air sacs act as biological shock absorbers that instantly compress to dissipate the 1,100,000 Joules of kinetic ramming impact. and Features an expanded network of subcutaneous air tubes running directly underneath its skin and belly ribs. This acts as a hyper-buffed mechanical intercooler. When sprinting at 25 or 30 MPH or undergoing heavy lactic exertion, the pneumatic system drives massive volumes of cool air through the body, shunting internal core heat straight out of the skin to prevent hyperthermia (mirroring the thermal efficiency of massive, water-cooling megafauna like hippos, but utilizing an efficient avian air-sac system). btw subcutaneous air sacs from the Aerosteon DNA extend along the spine.
• Homing Pigeon (The Ultra-Dense Neural Bridge & Slow-Motion Vision): Establishes a hyper-dense neural layout with minimal synaptic distance, providing near-instantaneous task-switching speeds. Introduces an extreme 100+ Hz flicker fusion rate, allowing the hybrid to process visual data in literal slow motion to track rapid trajectories. Integrates iron-rich, super-paramagnetic sensory clusters linked directly to the nervous system, functioning as an organic quantum GPS that maps the Earth's magnetic field in real-time for flawless navigation in pitch-black or blacked-out environments. Retains a rapid-action, transparent third eyelid to shield the eyes from flying debris or target blood during high-velocity impacts. Homing pigeons can hear sounds down to 0.05 Hz too. meaning The Cryptotitan can hear the lowest-frequency acoustic vibrations on earth—such as distant helicopter rotors spinning miles away, underground subway lines shifting, or heavy machinery starting up deep within a facility. and can see polarized light patterns in the sky. If an enemy uses a dense smoke screen, flashbang, or artificial glare to blind the hybrid, its pigeon retinal pathways filter the light waves, allowing it to clearly see the distinct heat and movement signatures of targets moving behind the haze. and the Corvid/Pigeon neural layout acts as the primary operating system.
• Tyrannosaurus rex (Pelvic Architecture & Muscular Anchor): Overrides the lighter Carnotaurus hip structure with the massive, hyper-stabilized pelvic girdle of an apex tyrannosaurid. The elongated ilium provides an immense biological surface area to anchor hypertrophied hip and thigh musculature. This structural powerhouse allows the 8.5-ton hybrid to seamlessly shift its entire center of gravity backward into a 6.5-meter tripod stance, safely transferring immense loading forces down through the kangaroo tail counterweight without risk of joint displacement or pelvic shearing.
• Antechinus and Pacific Salmon: Upon reaching the age of 65, an irreversible hormonal switch is triggered. The specimen shuts down its digestive and immune systems, redirecting 100% of its biological energy toward the maturation of the embryos. This sparks a final surge of blind aggression—a "Biological Hyper-Drive"—during which it feels no pain while seeking its place of origin using its magnetic GPS.
• Sand Tiger Shark (Intrauterine Cannibalism and Womb-Melting): The elephant's thermal sacs transform into two massive uteri. Two to three alpha embryos develop and engage in embryonic cannibalism. Upon the mother's death, the neonates secrete hyper-concentrated digestive enzymes (derived from hyena digestion) that dissolve the mother's carcass from the inside, consuming the 8.5 tons of flesh as their first meal and erasing all genetic evidence for humans.
• African Lungfish (Torpor and Calcified Cocoon): If the adult specimen suffers critical physical trauma before its final cycle, it enters a state of deep estivation. Its skin secretes a dense, calcified mucous cocoon. Its metabolism drops to one-sixtieth of its normal rate—registering as "dead" or "fossilized" on human scanners—while the internal embryos continue to develop safely within this biological bunker.
• Yuanmousaurus: Integrates deep, highly robust, and bifurcated chevrons (haemal arches) throughout the tail. Because these chevrons linger stably down the tail length, they provide massive surface area for lower caudal muscles, acting as hydraulic shock-absorbers when dropping into a tripod stance.

STATS:

• Category: Stealth-Assault Infiltrator
• Weight: 8.5 tons
• Height: 4.5 Meters (Standing), up to 6.5 Meters (Tripod Stance)
• Lenght: 13.5 Meters
• Wide: Between 1.6 and 1.9 Meters
• Bite Force: 5,500 PSI
• Speed: Between 25 and 30 MPH
• Ramming Force: 1,100,000 Joules of kinetic energy
• Life Time: 60 to 70 Years
• Global Population: 50,000 to 80,000 Cryptotitans (if teleported to the late jurassic.)

GROW STAGES:

• Infancy & The Neonate Spurt (Months 1–6): Growth begins instantly. Upon hatching/chewing out of the maternal carcass, the 2 to 3 alpha neonates consume the 8.5-ton mother. This hyper-concentrated, nutrient-dense meal fuels an explosive initial growth rate, bypassing the highly vulnerable infant stage common to traditional reptiles.
• Juvenile Phase (Years 1–5): Powered by the Aerosteon and Corvid neural frameworks, the young hybrid develops rapid task-switching and cognitive mapping. Physically, it grows to about 30–40% of its adult size, relying heavily on the Green Anole camouflage to hide from apex threats while its skeletal frame hardens.
• Sub-Adult Phase (Years 6–11): The Tyrannosaurus rex and Red Kangaroo muscular anchors undergo a massive growth surge. The hybrid coordinates its cursorial leverage, learning to handle the immense kinetic stresses of sprinting and transitioning to its tripod stance. During this stage, it reaches its full length of 13.5 meters but lacks its final bulk.
• Full Adulthood (Years 12–15): The skeletal frame reaches its maximum weight of 8.5 tons. The jaw muscles fully lock into the 5,500 PSI bite force, and the complex frontal cortex (Spotted Hyena) fully matures, unlocking the calculated psychological warfare and pack instincts required for a tier-one Stealth-Assault Infiltrator.

base:

- carnotaurus:It provides the primary theropod skeletal structure, the frontal horns for ramming combat, and the physical stamina for constant movement.

memory and intelligence:

- Orangutan: Contributes cognitive wisdom, the reasoning ability to solve problems, the use of tools, and long, prehensile arms.

- Octopus: Provides unique strategic intelligence for planning ambushes and solving complex puzzles, as well as chromatophore cells for instant optical camouflage.

- Elephant: Provides prodigious long-term memory, a massive increase in size, and fatty footpads for absolute stealth.

- Butterfly: It provides transgenerational molecular memory, allowing the creature's memories and learned experiences to be transferred directly to the eggs through cellular metamorphosis.

behavior and reproduction:

- Ant: Contributes eusocial psychology, the elimination of the individual instinct of fear in favor of the group, and a silent communication system based on pheromones.

- Bee: Contributes a strict hierarchical caste structure for perfect military coordination of the swarm.

- xenomorph: It introduces the Martyr's Blood mechanic, imbuing the character's bodily fluids with rapidly growing parasitic eggs that activate upon leaving the body.

attack and defense:

- Alligator Snapping Turtle: Provides the sharp bony plates that form the protective shell on its back, as well as the base of the bone-crushing horny beak.

- Hippopotamus: Contributes hypertrophied jaw musculature—giving it one of the most destructive bite forces on the planet—as well as thick, ultra-resistant skin.

- Ostrich: Provides elastic leg tendons for explosive acceleration and balancing feathers/flaps for making sharp turns at high speed.

Ok, i got an game idea that mix an juggernaut game with a Hero shooter game, basically, the teams would have this build: 2 tanks, 2 dps, 2 support and 1 juggernaut, the objetive of each team it's killing the juggernaut of the enemy team, cuz while the juggernaut of the enemy team it's alive, the enemy team Will be able to revive, once the enemy juggernaut dies, the enemy team Will no longer be able to revive, the game ends when one of the 2 team perma dies in that match, also, there's an event called "final stand." Which work like an last Man standing from asym games, basically, when there's only one Hero alive on the enemy team, an timer spawn, that Hero receives Buffs and that Hero must survive until the timer ends, if the timer ends and the last Hero from the enemy team it's still alive, the enemy team wins, but if the Hero from the enemy team dies before the timer ends, your team wins, also, the juggernaut it's kinda like an raid boss, that could solo the enemy team if they didn't also have their own juggernaut, the juggernaut it's the only Hero category that can claim and secure map zones, the More maps zones claimed and secured, the bigger reward (if you team wins.) also, when the juggernaut dies your team receives an revenge Buff which increases the movement speed or lifesteal. Also captured zones drain overtime and the final stand Buffs CHANGE depending on whos the last Hero alive from the enemy team.