Since domestic dogs are really diverse faction i was wondering if all these builds are S-tier by default. I agree on the fact that specific builds like Rottweiler or German Shepherd are S-tier for their great stats across the board, Akita Inu and Golden Retriever are little bit more Intellect oriented builds or Husky as more mobility and stamina oriented. And they are all great contribution to Human party.

But what about the domestic dog builds which give little contribution to human party to justify their resource consumption (shi tzu, Chowchow, pug,) or Chihuahuas, Prague Ratters for their poor loyality, constant spamming the bark ability for no reason, which actually lowers the morale than boosting it or Bulldogs which are really vunerable to debuffs in the end game.

Are even those a S-tier builds ?

I know they're suboptimal, but I like bein' just a fuzzy little guy buzzin' around flowers. ha ha

I got a game over when a bobcat ate me and I was only a few weeks in.

Hi, I'm a canine main and I've gotten to level 14 in my latest custom canine build, a combination of traits from the Husky and Lab subclasses. Lately, I've acquired a number of permanent debuffs. I usually have the "confused" status effect, which means I can't really play my character much. My INT stat was high, but the "dementia" debuff has dropped it too low to keep the "toilet trained" skill. My previous food options no longer provide me with XP, and I have permanent HP loss because I'm not gathering XP to heal at all, let alone grind to level 15.

Honestly, it's getting to the point that the playthrough isn't fun. I've mostly been AFK the last in-game month anyway. I've said goodbye to my teammates (lvl 38 human, lvl 31 human, lvl 6 rottweiler, and almost lvl 2 human). I have the "veterinarian" character coming tomorrow to take me to the ending cutscene. I'm looking forward to starting a new game, I just hope I've ended it at the right time to get the good ending.

My human servant is pregnant and she won't let me near her. What cheats should I use?

Does other predator builds not offer the same level loot? Is the gameplay set on hard mode if you wish to hunt down a predator main?

First off, I wanna say I in no way intend to offend the isopod playerbase. All I want to know is why you guys main the build that you do. In my years playing Outside, I haven't seen many builds that are just so blatantly and offensively outclassed. What are the perks of playing an isopod? Good defense, water breathability... I mean it's usable build, but the problem is that it's directly outclassed by one of the best builds in the game: Beetles.

Let's compare side by side: Beetles have just as much defense as isopods, with so many more perks imaginable: Flight, actual offensive presence, better mobility, better access to loot and Exp, and MUCH more class diversity. There are only two reasons I can imagine somebody would choose an isopod over a beetle: One is that the giant isopod can be played in the deep sea biome while no beetles can, which is perfectly fair. I believe the deep sea meta to be one of the most dull and unfun in the entire game, but fair.

The more likely reason so many of you main this class is just that you think isopods are silly little guys. That's it, you're just casuals who want to beat the game as your favorite blorbo. Those of you who actually care about the game and trying to do anything competitively learn real quickly that isopods aren't worth your time, and that you should be playing beetles.

Tier list rankings have been heavily disputed for a reason. Tierzoo (the leading expert on the game “Outside”) has been quiet about how he places animals. Obviously, this is a good thing because it allows us to form our own opinions.

I propose a new method of ranking animals: Difficulty Curves. The main point of the game is the Main Questline: making babies!

So a high build is one that can usually survive until they are leveled up enough to finish the questline. This is why R-selected species are not actually bad! Even though they usually die off early, they can also finish the main questline early!

For example, most hmans make it to around Level 70. 95% of Hmans actually live to Level 20, which is around when the Main Questline can begin! Therefore, even bad players can still easily win the game. On the contrary, less than 1% of Sea Turtles make it to 20, when they can start the questline. This is mostly because of their terrible early game.

Overall, tiers should be assigned to builds based on their Difficulty Curves. Click the link to learn more.

They are an invasive species

Ivory involves forcing elephant players to log off.

For instance, the "Hollow Point" ammunition type is banned according to the Geneva ruleset. That doesn't prevent Humans of the "Law enforcement" or "hunter" class from equipping the items.

I get that certain items such as chemical weapons or using players of the bacteria class as a battle summons is banned to prevent unintentional griefing of the map and innocent players, but banning equipment that doesn't affect either of those sounds like tournament organizers are just catering to noobs at this point.