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** Some of the carnivores having A.D.D. when they suddenly decide to stop chasing you and fight the nearest herbivore just passing by. They can happen repeatedly.
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** Some of the carnivores having A.D.D. when they suddenly decide to stop chasing you and fight the nearest herbivore just passing by. They This can happen repeatedly.
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* Giga Bombs: A siege trick in which the attacking tribe loads Quetzals up with Gigas (or any powerful predator), flies over the enemy base, and orders them to walk off the bird from great altitude (often outside the draw distance so they can't be seen). Since unridden dinos don't take fall damage this results in several of the game's most powerful predators falling from the sky and landing unharmed in an all you can eat buffet. It also bypasses the Gigas one weakness of "piss it off before it gets to you." Despite it's effectiveness it looks downright hilarious when it's not you on the receiving end.
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* A [[BringMyBrownPants well-timed surprise defecation]] is a good way to lighten a tense mood.
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** Similarly, some aggressive dinos will happily chase and attack [[BullyingADragon tames that are much larger and stronger than them]]. A pack of megalodons, for example, will throw themselves like lemmings at a highly-levelled tusoteuthis. Which tends to end [[CurbStompBattle very]] [[DoNotTauntCthulhu badly]] for them.
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* Sometimes, when a wyvern is killed high in the air, it will stop falling before reaching the ground and its corpse will turn into a mid-air T-pose, its body straight as a toothpick and its wings completely outstretched.
* [[ArtificialStupidity Wild dinosaurs sometimes aren't the brightest lightbulbs]]. For instance, wild wyverns in the Dragonmalte Trench can (and do) nonchalantly fly into the stream of lava and weaken or even kill themselves in the process. Or, a single wild Dilophosaur decides to attack a tamed Lystrosaur in a player's yard, [[TooDumbToLive completely ignoring the surrounding horde of T-Rexes that could crush it to a pulp in one bite]].
* [[ArtificialStupidity Wild dinosaurs sometimes aren't the brightest lightbulbs]]. For instance, wild wyverns in the Dragonmalte Trench can (and do) nonchalantly fly into the stream of lava and weaken or even kill themselves in the process. Or, a single wild Dilophosaur decides to attack a tamed Lystrosaur in a player's yard, [[TooDumbToLive completely ignoring the surrounding horde of T-Rexes that could crush it to a pulp in one bite]].
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* Naturally, the RagdollPhysics that come into play with dead creatures can be pretty funny. Some particularly funny ones are that the megalodons will sometimes get their lower jaws sent up into their heads, creating a Simpsonesque overbite or giving them a resemblance to Jabberjaw, and the titanoboas will invariably have their heads thrown back while the rest of their bodies mostly stay in place. The smaller animals are particularly prone to glitching out, almost to ''GoldenEye'' levels and sometimes getting stuck in the air afterwards. And, with sufficiently large and powerful animals, it's possible to make the likes of a T-Rex get killed in a way that looks like it was bitch-slapped to death.
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* Naturally, the RagdollPhysics that come into play with dead creatures can be pretty funny. Some particularly funny ones are that the megalodons will sometimes get their lower jaws sent up into their heads, creating a Simpsonesque overbite or giving them a resemblance to Jabberjaw, and the titanoboas will invariably have their heads thrown back while the rest of their bodies mostly stay in place. The smaller animals are particularly prone to glitching out, almost to ''GoldenEye'' ''VideoGame/GoldenEye1997'' levels and sometimes getting stuck in the air afterwards. And, with sufficiently large and powerful animals, it's possible to make the likes of a T-Rex get killed in a way that looks like it was bitch-slapped to death.death.
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* Players getting downright inventive on PvP servers in ways of dispatching rivals.
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* Players getting downright inventive on PvP [[PlayerVersusPlayer PvP]] servers in ways of dispatching rivals.
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* Giga Bombs: A siege trick in which the attacking tribe loads Quetzals up with Gigas (or any powerful predator), flies over the enemy base, and orders them to walk off the bird from great altitude (often outside the draw distance so they can't be seen). Since unridden dinos don't take fall damage this results in several of the game's most powerful predators falling from the sky and landing unharmed in an all you can eat buffet. It also bypasses the Gigas one weakness of "piss it off before it gets to you." Despite it's effectiveness it looks downright hilarious when it's not you on the receiving end.
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* Giga Bombs: A siege trick in which the attacking tribe loads Quetzals up with Gigas (or any powerful predator), flies over the enemy base, and orders them to walk off the bird from great altitude (often outside the draw distance so they can't be seen). Since unridden dinos don't take fall damage this results in several of the game's most powerful predators falling from the sky and landing unharmed in an all you can eat buffet. It also bypasses the Gigas one weakness of "piss it off before it gets to you." Despite it's effectiveness it looks downright hilarious when it's not you on the receiving end.end.
* Naturally, the RagdollPhysics that come into play with dead creatures can be pretty funny. Some particularly funny ones are that the megalodons will sometimes get their lower jaws sent up into their heads, creating a Simpsonesque overbite or giving them a resemblance to Jabberjaw, and the titanoboas will invariably have their heads thrown back while the rest of their bodies mostly stay in place. The smaller animals are particularly prone to glitching out, almost to ''GoldenEye'' levels and sometimes getting stuck in the air afterwards. And, with sufficiently large and powerful animals, it's possible to make the likes of a T-Rex get killed in a way that looks like it was bitch-slapped to death.
* Naturally, the RagdollPhysics that come into play with dead creatures can be pretty funny. Some particularly funny ones are that the megalodons will sometimes get their lower jaws sent up into their heads, creating a Simpsonesque overbite or giving them a resemblance to Jabberjaw, and the titanoboas will invariably have their heads thrown back while the rest of their bodies mostly stay in place. The smaller animals are particularly prone to glitching out, almost to ''GoldenEye'' levels and sometimes getting stuck in the air afterwards. And, with sufficiently large and powerful animals, it's possible to make the likes of a T-Rex get killed in a way that looks like it was bitch-slapped to death.
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* Giga Bombs: A siege trick in which the attacking tribe loads Quetzals up with Gigas (or any powerful predator), flies over the enemy base, and orders them to walk off the bird from great altitude (often outside the draw distance so they can't be seen). Since unridden dinos don't take fall damage this results in several of the games most powerful predators falling from the sky and landing unharmed in an all you can eat buffet. It also bypasses the Gigas one weakness of "piss it off before it gets to you." Despite it's effectiveness it looks downright hilarious when it's not you on the receiving end.
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** On ''Aberration'', using members of rival tribes as hosts for Reaper larvae. Why go through the hard part when you have prisoners to eat a FaceFullOfAlienWingWong for you? They also then provide the newborn reaper with a free first meal!
* Giga Bombs: A siege trick in which the attacking tribe loads Quetzals up with Gigas (or any powerful predator), flies over the enemy base, and orders them to walk off the bird from great altitude (often outside the draw distance so they can't be seen). Since unridden dinos don't take fall damage this results in several of thegames game's most powerful predators falling from the sky and landing unharmed in an all you can eat buffet. It also bypasses the Gigas one weakness of "piss it off before it gets to you." Despite it's effectiveness it looks downright hilarious when it's not you on the receiving end.
* Giga Bombs: A siege trick in which the attacking tribe loads Quetzals up with Gigas (or any powerful predator), flies over the enemy base, and orders them to walk off the bird from great altitude (often outside the draw distance so they can't be seen). Since unridden dinos don't take fall damage this results in several of the
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** Forcing players to walk the plank into a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOFWXQkXnvc pit of aggressive ''Dilophosaurus'']].
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** Forcing players to walk the plank into a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOFWXQkXnvc pit of aggressive ''Dilophosaurus'']].''Dilophosaurus'']].
* Giga Bombs: A siege trick in which the attacking tribe loads Quetzals up with Gigas (or any powerful predator), flies over the enemy base, and orders them to walk off the bird from great altitude (often outside the draw distance so they can't be seen). Since unridden dinos don't take fall damage this results in several of the games most powerful predators falling from the sky and landing unharmed in an all you can eat buffet. It also bypasses the Gigas one weakness of "piss it off before it gets to you." Despite it's effectiveness it looks downright hilarious when it's not you on the receiving end.
* Giga Bombs: A siege trick in which the attacking tribe loads Quetzals up with Gigas (or any powerful predator), flies over the enemy base, and orders them to walk off the bird from great altitude (often outside the draw distance so they can't be seen). Since unridden dinos don't take fall damage this results in several of the games most powerful predators falling from the sky and landing unharmed in an all you can eat buffet. It also bypasses the Gigas one weakness of "piss it off before it gets to you." Despite it's effectiveness it looks downright hilarious when it's not you on the receiving end.
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* Some of the ways to play around with the AI in the game can be hilarious.
** Dinosaurs sometimes getting stuck in trees or rocks, giving you a good chance to get away or try an tranquilize it. It can quickly turn into BlackComedy if you get too confident and too close when it frees itself.
** Using the pheromone dart from a hidden position to ruin someone's day as they're out riding their dinosaur, only to find they just aggro'd every creature in the area at once.
** Some of the carnivores having A.D.D. when they suddenly decide to stop chasing you and fight the nearest herbivore just passing by. They can happen repeatedly.
* Players getting downright inventive on PvP servers in ways of dispatching rivals.
** Luring a wild ''Giganotosaurus'' to their base and watch the fire works as it reenacts the plot of a {{Franchise/Godzilla}} movie.
** Forcing players to walk the plank into a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOFWXQkXnvc pit of aggressive ''Dilophosaurus'']].
** Dinosaurs sometimes getting stuck in trees or rocks, giving you a good chance to get away or try an tranquilize it. It can quickly turn into BlackComedy if you get too confident and too close when it frees itself.
** Using the pheromone dart from a hidden position to ruin someone's day as they're out riding their dinosaur, only to find they just aggro'd every creature in the area at once.
** Some of the carnivores having A.D.D. when they suddenly decide to stop chasing you and fight the nearest herbivore just passing by. They can happen repeatedly.
* Players getting downright inventive on PvP servers in ways of dispatching rivals.
** Luring a wild ''Giganotosaurus'' to their base and watch the fire works as it reenacts the plot of a {{Franchise/Godzilla}} movie.
** Forcing players to walk the plank into a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOFWXQkXnvc pit of aggressive ''Dilophosaurus'']].
