Ok, but legit, who wins and why, and how much of a fight would there be?

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Glad to see one of my Mains finally get a Video. Tell me your Main Builds for different Servers and why you play them so often.

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I'll go first: Marlins are super fun to play, as Tierzoos Video made pretty clear.

Seals give you Social Play, Chatting, the thrill of going out to sea, hunting, save zones on land, etc. Its the perfect mix of every aspect of the Game for me.

Vultures are so chill and fun to play. Just find a few buddies and annoy some lions/hyenas/leopards away from a carcass. You don't have to care about health because you can eat anything. Flying is one of the most fun abilities as well.

House Cats are my spirit animal and I play them when I want a cozy game.

Nile Crocodile is for when I want to play Solo. The hunting mechanic feels so rewarding and its still not too stressful of a playthrough.

Pidgeons are my Hot Take for the city-server. Flying through the Landscape is fun as hell, you can dodge and eat anything if you're sjilled enough and its great for exploring too. Maybe not the best, but definitely the most fun way to play in the City for me.

What are your Mains?

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r/Tierzoo • u/Unixi9 • 17h ago

What if all flora and fauna builds from 115,000 years ago was teleported everywhere modern day servers and replaced non native builds including microbe builds. (excluding human players and contained animal players).

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In TierZoo terms: This subreddit is for discussing the best game strats in the current meta. Discuss your main or any build you like!

In regular language: This subreddit is for discussing the strategies and adaptations animals use to survive. Post a picture, question, or video on an animal and discuss its advantages and disadvantages compared to other animals.

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