My post was a joking commentary on business practices of major developers. The post I was replying to was nearly irrelevant. Your posting habits really seem to point more towards quantity vs quality.
The issue with this game in early access was that it was super easy to grief by building a single structure 1 block away from another player's base so they couldn't physically leave their house. I hope at least that had been fixed.
I will bet you this has all been ramping up because of switch 2, and I mean that I'm guessing that switch 2 will just be a beefed up switch and new games will be playable on the original and they don't want them to be pirated.
Finally got them, it took days of breeding to get though. Fast as hell and you can scale cliff faces like crazy. Everyone talks about how Direhowl is one of the best to have but it runs out of stamina so quickly and doesn't have the vertical that even Eikthyrdeer has.
Ferocious is a pretty good...
Is it possible to get nimble + swift + runner? I think that would be 60 or 65%. We've gotten nimble runner on one of our breeds recently.
I'd really like to see the random enemy npcs with some real pal teams to do battle with.
They had three years to investigate while this was in development. It also gave me a chuckle where they refer to "the pokemon" as if the pals are their property and they've already come to their conclusion. This statement coming out at all is just fuel for crappy clickbait articles and YouTube...
I've been anti-asus since I bought a laptop from them in 2017. They listed it as having Thunderbolt 3, but the TB chip was actually a secret model for cheapskate manufacturers to save like 30 cents per unit and had the exact same specs as the top gen 2 chip, only capable of those gen 2 speeds...
I figured I'd grab this in case it gets taken down. The website gave me some warning page for suspicious activity from the creator. Imagine the juicy irony when the first thing served up from the website after clicking download is one of those scam ads disguised as a giant OK button.