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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt / SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: Everything in the game is very well modelled and overall has much better graphics than its predecessors. Both the environments and animals are very pretty to look at, as are their animations. The graphics are so nice one can even forget this is a mobile app and confuse it for a console game.
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* TheScrappy: ''Panthera blytheae'' released to almost unanimous hatred from the playerbase. The biggest kicker was that it was '''Legendary''' rarity, making it the third Legendary nonhybrid behind ''Parasaurolophus lux'' and Rexy; fans were not pleased that a creature with [[UnexpectedCharacter no previous relevance]] [[CanonForeigner to any of the series]] was placed just about on par with essentially the franchise's face. Being a HighTierScrappy in a game already dominated by a very top-heavy imbalance of overpowered creatures only twisted the knife and salted the wound further, as did it getting a hybrid in ''Pantherator'' and subsequently a superhybrid in ''Sah Panthera'', both also utterly dominant in their respective rarities.
** Then not even half a year later, ''Dracovenator'' and ''Ceratosaurus'' both entered the game in the same update, delivering the same agony thricefold. Whereas ''Panthera blytheae'' is only a Legendary, these two are '''''Unique''''', the first Unique non-hybrids, putting them even ''higher'' than Rexy. It absolutely did not help that ''Ceratosaurus'' had long been a requested creature, inexplicably absent from the roster for almost five years, and ''this'' was the way it made its "grand" return. At least ''Dracovenator'' can be found in the wild ([[DamnedByFaintPraise Thank Hammond...]]), but since you're restricted to one successful darting of Draco per week, better pray that you have ''Haast Eagle''-eyed accuracy with those darts.
** The Omega rarity in general. Not only are all of them extremely hard to get and level up[[note]]The extreme rarity of spawning in the wild, as well as the difficulty of darting them; they're often on par if not even harder to dart than an average Unique, but each hit gives much less DNA in comparison[[/note]], but also they're glaringly loathed in Skill Tournaments(especially Common Tournaments), where they have many very powerful abilities and resistances that lower rarities don't. Many players point to Omegas as a blatant display of Ludia and Jam City [[BribingYourWayToVictory trying to pull money from rich players]] at the expense of game playability and balance.
** Then not even half a year later, ''Dracovenator'' and ''Ceratosaurus'' both entered the game in the same update, delivering the same agony thricefold. Whereas ''Panthera blytheae'' is only a Legendary, these two are '''''Unique''''', the first Unique non-hybrids, putting them even ''higher'' than Rexy. It absolutely did not help that ''Ceratosaurus'' had long been a requested creature, inexplicably absent from the roster for almost five years, and ''this'' was the way it made its "grand" return. At least ''Dracovenator'' can be found in the wild ([[DamnedByFaintPraise Thank Hammond...]]), but since you're restricted to one successful darting of Draco per week, better pray that you have ''Haast Eagle''-eyed accuracy with those darts.
** The Omega rarity in general. Not only are all of them extremely hard to get and level up[[note]]The extreme rarity of spawning in the wild, as well as the difficulty of darting them; they're often on par if not even harder to dart than an average Unique, but each hit gives much less DNA in comparison[[/note]], but also they're glaringly loathed in Skill Tournaments(especially Common Tournaments), where they have many very powerful abilities and resistances that lower rarities don't. Many players point to Omegas as a blatant display of Ludia and Jam City [[BribingYourWayToVictory trying to pull money from rich players]] at the expense of game playability and balance.
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* TheScrappy: ''Panthera blytheae'' released to almost unanimous hatred from the playerbase. The biggest kicker was that it was '''Legendary''' rarity, making it the third Legendary nonhybrid behind ''Parasaurolophus lux'' and Rexy; fans were not pleased that a creature with [[UnexpectedCharacter no previous relevance]] relevance [[CanonForeigner to any of the series]] was placed just about on par with essentially the franchise's face. Being a HighTierScrappy in a game already dominated by a very top-heavy imbalance of overpowered creatures only twisted the knife and salted the wound further, as did it getting a hybrid in ''Pantherator'' and subsequently a superhybrid in ''Sah Panthera'', both also utterly dominant in their respective rarities.
** Then not even half a year later, ''Dracovenator'' and ''Ceratosaurus'' both entered the game in the same update, delivering the same agony thricefold. Whereas ''Panthera blytheae'' is only a Legendary, these two are '''''Unique''''', the first Unique non-hybrids, putting them even ''higher'' than Rexy. It absolutely did not help that ''Ceratosaurus'' had long been a requested creature, inexplicably absent from the roster for almost five years, and ''this'' was the way it made its "grand" return. At least ''Dracovenator'' can be found in the wild ([[DamnedByFaintPraise Thank Hammond...]]), but since you're restricted to one successful darting of Draco per week, better pray that you have ''Haast Eagle''-eyed accuracy with those darts.
** The Omega rarity in general. Not only are all of them extremely hard to get and level up[[note]]The extreme rarity of spawning in the wild, as well as the difficulty of darting them; they're often on par if not even harder to dart than an average Unique, but each hit gives much less DNA in comparison[[/note]], but also they're glaringly loathed in Skill Tournaments(especially Common Tournaments), where they have many very powerful abilities and resistances that lower rarities don't. Many players point to Omegas as a blatant display of Ludia and Jam City [[BribingYourWayToVictory trying to pull money from rich players]] at the expense of game playability and balance.rarities.
** Then not even half a year later, ''Dracovenator'' and ''Ceratosaurus'' both entered the game in the same update, delivering the same agony thricefold. Whereas ''Panthera blytheae'' is only a Legendary, these two are '''''Unique''''', the first Unique non-hybrids, putting them even ''higher'' than Rexy. It absolutely did not help that ''Ceratosaurus'' had long been a requested creature, inexplicably absent from the roster for almost five years, and ''this'' was the way it made its "grand" return. At least ''Dracovenator'' can be found in the wild ([[DamnedByFaintPraise Thank Hammond...]]), but since you're restricted to one successful darting of Draco per week, better pray that you have ''Haast Eagle''-eyed accuracy with those darts.
** The Omega rarity in general. Not only are all of them extremely hard to get and level up[[note]]The extreme rarity of spawning in the wild, as well as the difficulty of darting them; they're often on par if not even harder to dart than an average Unique, but each hit gives much less DNA in comparison[[/note]], but also they're glaringly loathed in Skill Tournaments(especially Common Tournaments), where they have many very powerful abilities and resistances that lower rarities don't. Many players point to Omegas as a blatant display of Ludia and Jam City [[BribingYourWayToVictory trying to pull money from rich players]] at the expense of game playability and balance.
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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: Everything in the game is very well modelled and overall has much better graphics than its predecessors. Both the environments and animals are very pretty to look at, as are their animations. The graphics are so nice one can even forget this is a mobile app and confuse it for a console game.
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* BreatherBoss: Out of the Apex creatures, ''Pteranokyrie'' is by far the easiest to beat, with a pretty harmless and straightforward attack script that largely focuses on debuffs, and minions that aren't much of a hassle. It only requires a basic strategy to take down.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: The animal roster [[RunningGag again]]. Many of the new species are either [[EnsembleDarkhorse Ensemble Darkhorses]] or [[ReplacementScrappy Replacement Scrappies]] for more popular ones which appeared in ''VideoGame/JurassicParkBuilder'' and ''VideoGame/JurassicWorldTheGame''. It doesn't help that some of them are seen as boring and redundant, while many iconic and popular species that made notable appearances in Ludia's other games are curiously absent (''Ceratosaurus'', ''Giganotosaurus'', ''Pachycephalosaurus'', ''Therizinosaurus'', etc). However, they could possibly be added one day in future updates.[[note]]Thus far ''Pachycephalosaurus'' was added in Update 1.6, whereas ''Giganotosaurus'' and ''Therizinosaurus'' might have been saved all this time for 2.16 to tie-in with ''Film/JurassicWorldDominion''. ''Ceratosaurus'' meanwhile was FINALLY added in 2.23.[[/note]]
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: The animal roster [[RunningGag again]]. Many of the new species are either [[EnsembleDarkhorse Ensemble Darkhorses]] or [[ReplacementScrappy Replacement Scrappies]] for more popular ones which appeared in ''VideoGame/JurassicParkBuilder'' and ''VideoGame/JurassicWorldTheGame''. It doesn't help that some of them are seen as boring and redundant, while many iconic and popular species that made notable appearances in Ludia's other games are curiously absent (''Ceratosaurus'', ''Giganotosaurus'', ''Pachycephalosaurus'', ''Therizinosaurus'', etc). However, they could possibly be were eventually added one day in future updates.[[note]]Thus far ''Pachycephalosaurus'' [[note]]''Pachycephalosaurus'' was added in Update 1.6, whereas ''Giganotosaurus'' and ''Therizinosaurus'' might have been saved all this time for 2.16 to tie-in with ''Film/JurassicWorldDominion''. ''Ceratosaurus'' meanwhile was FINALLY added in 2.23.[[/note]]
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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: Occasionally, when swapping in a bear with a Swap-In Ability, instead of charging into the battle or stepping in rather forebodingly like the other creatures in the game, they just slowly walk into the arena...bipedally. Needless to say, it detracts a bit from the intimidation factor.
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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: Occasionally, when When swapping in a bear with a Swap-In Ability, instead of charging into the battle or stepping in rather forebodingly like the other creatures in the game, they just slowly walk into the arena...bipedally. Needless to say, it detracts a bit from the intimidation factor.
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** ''Alankylosaurus'' has been mocked for a very long time not get its superhybrid, in addition being not good in battle. This memetic trait has now own by ''Dimodactylus'', after ''Alankyloceratops'' was introduced.
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** ''Alankylosaurus'' has been mocked for a very long time due to not get its superhybrid, in getting a superhybrid--as mentioned above it missed the chance to ''Indotaurus''--in addition to not being not good very useful in battle. This memetic trait has now own by ''Dimodactylus'', after After ''Alankyloceratops'' was introduced.finally introduced, this largely died down and instead ''Dimodactylus'' started getting flack for going '''''even longer''''' without a superhybrid, though at least it's a decent fighter.
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** The sheer amount of creatures that do not spawn in the wild and can only be obtained through "special events"(i.e. weeks in which they are showcased) has only been growing larger with each update[[note]]As of 3.4, the list is ''Ailurarctos'', ''Albertosaurus'', ''Allosaurus'' GEN 2, ''Anurognathus'', ''Arctops'', ''Argentavis'', ''Beelzebufo'', Beta, Bumpy, ''Carcharodontosaurus'', ''Ceratosaurus'', ''Cervalces'', Clever Girl, ''Diplodocus'', the Dire Wolf, ''Dracorex'', ''Giganotosaurus'', ''Kelenken'', ''Moros intrepidus'', ''Panthera blytheae'', ''Plateosaurus'', ''Pulmonoscorpius'', ''Quetzalcoatlus'', Red the ''Atrociraptor'', the Rodrigues Solitaire, ''Sinraptor'', ''Sonorasaurus'', ''Styracosaurus Lux'', ''Tenontosaurus'', ''Titanoboa'', and the Woolly Rhino.[[/note]]. Many of these creatures, ''especially'' ''Pulmonoscorpius'', ''Diplodocus'', ''Panthera blytheae'' and ''Styracosaurus Lux'' are extremely powerful in and of themselves, but a majority of these event-exclusives are components of very powerful hybrids as well. This means that if they aren't showcased much, thus denying you of opportunities to dart them, consider yourself stumped if you want to make progress to certain high-tier creatures.
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** The sheer amount of creatures that do not spawn in the wild and can only be obtained through "special events"(i.e. weeks in which they are showcased) has only been growing larger with each update[[note]]As of 3.4, the list is ''Ailurarctos'', ''Albertosaurus'', ''Allosaurus'' GEN 2, ''Anurognathus'', ''Arctops'', ''Argentavis'', ''Beelzebufo'', Beta, Bumpy, ''Carcharodontosaurus'', ''Ceratosaurus'', ''Cervalces'', Clever Girl, ''Diplodocus'', the Dire Wolf, ''Dracorex'', ''Giganotosaurus'', ''Kelenken'', ''Moros intrepidus'', ''Panthera blytheae'', ''Plateosaurus'', ''Pulmonoscorpius'', ''Quetzalcoatlus'', Red the ''Atrociraptor'', Red, the Rodrigues Solitaire, ''Sinraptor'', ''Sonorasaurus'', ''Styracosaurus Lux'', lux'', ''Tenontosaurus'', ''Titanoboa'', and the Woolly Rhino.[[/note]]. Many of these creatures, ''especially'' ''Pulmonoscorpius'', ''Diplodocus'', ''Panthera blytheae'' blytheae'', and ''Styracosaurus Lux'' lux'' are extremely powerful in and of themselves, but a majority of these event-exclusives are components of very powerful hybrids as well. This means that if they aren't showcased much, thus denying you of opportunities to dart them, consider yourself stumped if you want to make progress to certain high-tier creatures.
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* TheScrappy: ''Panthera blytheae'' released to almost unanimous hatred from the playerbase. The biggest kicker was that it was '''Legendary''' rarity, making it the third Legendary nonhybrid behind ''Parasaurolophus lux'' and Rexy; fans were not pleased that a creature with [[UnexpectedCharacter no previous relevance]] to any of the series was placed just about on par with essentially the franchise's face. Being a HighTierScrappy in a game already dominated by a very top-heavy imbalance of overpowered creatures only twisted the knife and salted the wound further.
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* TheScrappy: ''Panthera blytheae'' released to almost unanimous hatred from the playerbase. The biggest kicker was that it was '''Legendary''' rarity, making it the third Legendary nonhybrid behind ''Parasaurolophus lux'' and Rexy; fans were not pleased that a creature with [[UnexpectedCharacter no previous relevance]] [[CanonForeigner to any of the series series]] was placed just about on par with essentially the franchise's face. Being a HighTierScrappy in a game already dominated by a very top-heavy imbalance of overpowered creatures only twisted the knife and salted the wound further.further, as did it getting a hybrid in ''Pantherator'' and subsequently a superhybrid in ''Sah Panthera'', both also utterly dominant in their respective rarities.
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** Update 3.0 introduces the Omega rarity which is this in general. Not only all of them are extremely hard to get and grind them higher levels to able use them in the player's team[[note]]The very low spawn rate, hard to dart perfectly and even then, the total DNA from Direct Hit is ''significantly'' lower than ones you get from Unquies.[[/note]], but they are glaringly loathed in Skill Tournaments, even (and especially) in the Common Tournaments, where most creatures in that rarity doesn't have powerful moves and/or great resistances that first created-Omegas have. It is likely that the Omega rarity exist for sake of Ludia and Jam City themselves [[BribingYourWayToVictory getting money from rich players paying the game]] and was the main factor of ''Jurassic World Alive'''s downfall.
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** Update 3.0 introduces the The Omega rarity which is this in general. Not only are all of them are extremely hard to get and grind them higher levels to able use them level up[[note]]The extreme rarity of spawning in the player's team[[note]]The very low spawn rate, hard wild, as well as the difficulty of darting them; they're often on par if not even harder to dart perfectly and even then, the total DNA from Direct Hit is ''significantly'' lower than ones you get from Unquies.[[/note]], an average Unique, but they are each hit gives much less DNA in comparison[[/note]], but also they're glaringly loathed in Skill Tournaments, even (and especially) in the Tournaments(especially Common Tournaments, Tournaments), where most creatures in that rarity doesn't they have many very powerful moves and/or great abilities and resistances that first created-Omegas have. It is likely that the Omega rarity exist for sake lower rarities don't. Many players point to Omegas as a blatant display of Ludia and Jam City themselves [[BribingYourWayToVictory getting trying to pull money from rich players paying players]] at the game]] expense of game playability and was the main factor of ''Jurassic World Alive'''s downfall.balance.
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* TheWoobie: The entire Common rarity, after the Omega rarity was introduced. Despite Ludia trusting the player base that they will add more Common creatures in around 2023, none of the updates in that year ever add at least one, which led to the players believing it was scrapped in favor of Omegas, where these creatures contain some of the most broken abilities in the game. Some players even believed Ludia would ''never'' add creatures in the Common rarity due to the greediness of the company and the introduction of more powerful creatures, thus bottling up to MemeticLoser levels. Thankfully, the January 2024 update included ''Plateosaurus'' as a new Common creature, confirming that Ludia hasn't completely forgotten about the group.
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* TheWoobie: The A meta example with the entire Common rarity, after the Omega rarity was introduced. Despite Ludia trusting the player base that they will would add more Common creatures in around 2023, none of the updates in that year ever add at least creatures, not a single update introduced one, which led to the players playerbase believing it was scrapped in favor of Omegas, where these creatures contain some of the most broken abilities Omegas. Later in the game. Some year some players even believed Ludia would ''never'' add creatures in the Common rarity due to the greediness of the company and the introduction of more powerful creatures, thus bottling up to MemeticLoser levels.lower rarities, much less Common. Thankfully, the January 2024 update included ''Plateosaurus'' as a new Common creature, confirming that Ludia hasn't completely forgotten about the group.
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* MemeticLoser: Four years after the game first launched, ''Ceratosaurus'' had yet to join the roster despite being an EnsembleDarkhorse and recently appearing in ''Camp Cretaceous''. Many fans joked about how all sorts of creatures with no prior appearance to the franchise, including the much-maligned ''Panthera blytheae'', joined before it. Then ''Ceratosaurus'' finally joined in 2.23...and then got dunked on even harder for the same reasons people hated ''Panthera blytheae'', as mentioned below.
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** Four years after the game first launched, ''Ceratosaurus'' had yet to join the roster despite being an EnsembleDarkhorse and recently appearing in ''Camp Cretaceous''. Many fans joked about how all sorts of creatures with no prior appearance to the franchise, including the much-maligned ''Panthera blytheae'', joined before it. Then ''Ceratosaurus'' finally joined in 2.23...and then got dunked on even harder for the same reasons people hated ''Panthera blytheae'', as mentionedbelow.below.
** ''Alankylosaurus'' has been mocked for a very long time not get its superhybrid, in addition being not good in battle. This memetic trait has now own by ''Dimodactylus'', after ''Alankyloceratops'' was introduced.
** Four years after the game first launched, ''Ceratosaurus'' had yet to join the roster despite being an EnsembleDarkhorse and recently appearing in ''Camp Cretaceous''. Many fans joked about how all sorts of creatures with no prior appearance to the franchise, including the much-maligned ''Panthera blytheae'', joined before it. Then ''Ceratosaurus'' finally joined in 2.23...and then got dunked on even harder for the same reasons people hated ''Panthera blytheae'', as mentioned
** ''Alankylosaurus'' has been mocked for a very long time not get its superhybrid, in addition being not good in battle. This memetic trait has now own by ''Dimodactylus'', after ''Alankyloceratops'' was introduced.
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** Grinding to get to Unique creatures without microtransactions, and ''especially'' ones that use incubator-exclusive DNA.
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** Grinding to get to Unique creatures without microtransactions, and ''especially'' ones that use incubator-exclusive DNA. Although later averted with ''Dracovenator'' spawning (albeit rarely) in the wild and can easily be DiscOneNuke.
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** Update 3.0 introduces the Omega rarity which is this in general. Not only all of them are extremely hard to get and grind them higher levels to able use them in the player's team[[note]]The very low spawn rate, hard to dart perfectly and even then, the total DNA from Direct Hit is ''significantly'' lower than ones from Unquies.[[/note]], but they are glaringly loathed in Skill Tournaments, even (and especially) the Common Tournaments, where most creatures in that rarity doesn't have powerful moves and/or great resistances that first created-Omegas have. It is likely that the Omega rarity exist for sake of Ludia and Jam City themselves [[BribingYourWayToVictory getting money from rich players paying the game]] and was the main factor of ''Jurassic World Alive'''s downfall.
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** Update 3.0 introduces the Omega rarity which is this in general. Not only all of them are extremely hard to get and grind them higher levels to able use them in the player's team[[note]]The very low spawn rate, hard to dart perfectly and even then, the total DNA from Direct Hit is ''significantly'' lower than ones you get from Unquies.[[/note]], but they are glaringly loathed in Skill Tournaments, even (and especially) in the Common Tournaments, where most creatures in that rarity doesn't have powerful moves and/or great resistances that first created-Omegas have. It is likely that the Omega rarity exist for sake of Ludia and Jam City themselves [[BribingYourWayToVictory getting money from rich players paying the game]] and was the main factor of ''Jurassic World Alive'''s downfall.
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** Update 3.0 introduces the Omega rarity which is this in general. Not only all of them are extremely hard to get and grind them higher levels to able use them in the player's team[[note]]The very low spawn rate, hard to dart perfectly and even than, the total DNA from Direct Hit is ''significantly'' lower than ones from Unqiues.[[/note]], but they are glaringly loathed in Skill Tournaments, even (and especially) the Common Tournaments, where most creatures in that rarity doesn't have powerful moves and/or great resistances that first created-Omegas have. It is likely that the Omega rarity exist for sake of Ludia and Jam City themselves [[BribingYourWayToVictory getting money from rich players paying the game]] and was the main factor of ''Jurassic World Alive'''s downfall.
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** Update 3.0 introduces the Omega rarity which is this in general. Not only all of them are extremely hard to get and grind them higher levels to able use them in the player's team[[note]]The very low spawn rate, hard to dart perfectly and even than, then, the total DNA from Direct Hit is ''significantly'' lower than ones from Unqiues.Unquies.[[/note]], but they are glaringly loathed in Skill Tournaments, even (and especially) the Common Tournaments, where most creatures in that rarity doesn't have powerful moves and/or great resistances that first created-Omegas have. It is likely that the Omega rarity exist for sake of Ludia and Jam City themselves [[BribingYourWayToVictory getting money from rich players paying the game]] and was the main factor of ''Jurassic World Alive'''s downfall.
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* TheWoobie: The entire Common rarity, after the Omega rarity was introduced. Despite Ludia trusting the player base that they will add more Common creatures in around 2023, none of the updates in that year ever add at least one, which led to the players believing it was scrapped in favor of Omegas, where these creatures contain some of the most broken abilities in the game. Some players even believed Ludia would ''never'' add creatures in the Common rarity due to the greediness of the company and the introduction of more powerful creatures, thus bottling up to MemeticLoser levels.
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* TheWoobie: The entire Common rarity, after the Omega rarity was introduced. Despite Ludia trusting the player base that they will add more Common creatures in around 2023, none of the updates in that year ever add at least one, which led to the players believing it was scrapped in favor of Omegas, where these creatures contain some of the most broken abilities in the game. Some players even believed Ludia would ''never'' add creatures in the Common rarity due to the greediness of the company and the introduction of more powerful creatures, thus bottling up to MemeticLoser levels. Thankfully, the January 2024 update included ''Plateosaurus'' as a new Common creature, confirming that Ludia hasn't completely forgotten about the group.
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** Update 3.0 introduces the Omega rarity which is this in general. Not only all of them are extremely hard to get and grind them higher levels to able use them in the player's team[[note]]The very low spawn rate, hard to dart perfectly and even than, the total DNA from Direct Hit is ''significantly'' lower than ones from Unqiues.[[/note]], but they are glaringly loathed in Skill Tournaments, even (and especially) the Common Tournaments, where most creatures in that rarity doesn't have powerful moves and/or great resistances that first created-Omegas have. It is likely that the Omega rarity exist for sake of Ludia and Jam City themselves [[BribingYourWayToVictory getting money from rich players paying the game]] and was the main factor of ''Jurassic World Alive'''s downfall.
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* TheWoobie: The entire Common rarity, after the Omega rarity was introduced. Despite Ludia trusting the player base that they will add more Common creatures in around 2023, none of the updates in that year ever add at least one, which leads to the players believing it was scrapped in favor of Omegas, where these creatures contain some of the most broken abilities in the game. Some players even believed Ludia would ''never'' add creatures in the Common rarity due to the greediness of the company and the introduction of more powerful creatures, thus bottling up to MemeticLoser levels.
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* TheWoobie: The entire Common rarity, after the Omega rarity was introduced. Despite Ludia trusting the player base that they will add more Common creatures in around 2023, none of the updates in that year ever add at least one, which leads led to the players believing it was scrapped in favor of Omegas, where these creatures contain some of the most broken abilities in the game. Some players even believed Ludia would ''never'' add creatures in the Common rarity due to the greediness of the company and the introduction of more powerful creatures, thus bottling up to MemeticLoser levels.
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** Rexy, considered by many to be, Apexes aside, the best non-hybrid in the game. Even high in the arenas, it's not uncommon to see her in teams alongside Apexes and Uniques. Much like ''Refrenantem'', she is a '''hard''' counter to flocks, having two attacks, one with priority, that not only deals huge damage, but also rip through flocks' absorb thresholds like they were made of veal. Rexy also has one of the best healing moves, Fierce Devouring Rampage, which deals huge damage and {{LifeDrain}}s a big chunk of health, even moreso than most other LifeDrain attacks in the game.
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** Rexy, considered by many to be, Apexes aside, one of the best non-hybrid in the game.game,. Even high in the arenas, it's not uncommon to see her in teams alongside Apexes and Uniques. Much like ''Refrenantem'', she is a '''hard''' counter to flocks, having two attacks, one with priority, that not only deals huge damage, but also rip through flocks' absorb thresholds like they were made of veal. Rexy also has one of the best healing moves, Fierce Devouring Rampage, which deals huge damage and {{LifeDrain}}s a big chunk of health, even moreso than most other LifeDrain attacks in the game.
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** The sheer amount of creatures that do not spawn in the wild and can only be obtained through "special events"(i.e. weeks in which they are showcased) has only been growing larger with each update[[note]]As of 2.23, the list is ''Ailurarctos'', ''Albertosaurus'', ''Allosaurus'' GEN 2, ''Anurognathus'', ''Arctops'', ''Argentavis'', ''Beelzebufo'', Beta, Bumpy, ''Ceratosaurus'', ''Cervalces'', ''Diplodocus'', the Dire Wolf, ''Dracorex'', ''Giganotosaurus'', ''Kelenken'', ''Moros intrepidus'', ''Panthera blytheae'', ''Pulmonoscorpius'', ''Quetzalcoatlus'', the Rodrigues Solitaire, ''Sonorasaurus'', ''Tenontosaurus'', ''Titanoboa'', and the Woolly Rhino.[[/note]]. Many of these creatures, ''especially'' ''Pulmonoscorpius'', ''Diplodocus'', and ''Panthera blytheae'', are extremely powerful in and of themselves, but a majority of these event-exclusives are components of very powerful hybrids as well. This means that if they aren't showcased much, thus denying you of opportunities to dart them, consider yourself stumped if you want to make progress to certain high-tier creatures.
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** The sheer amount of creatures that do not spawn in the wild and can only be obtained through "special events"(i.e. weeks in which they are showcased) has only been growing larger with each update[[note]]As of 2.23, 3.4, the list is ''Ailurarctos'', ''Albertosaurus'', ''Allosaurus'' GEN 2, ''Anurognathus'', ''Arctops'', ''Argentavis'', ''Beelzebufo'', Beta, Bumpy, ''Carcharodontosaurus'', ''Ceratosaurus'', ''Cervalces'', Clever Girl, ''Diplodocus'', the Dire Wolf, ''Dracorex'', ''Giganotosaurus'', ''Kelenken'', ''Moros intrepidus'', ''Panthera blytheae'', ''Plateosaurus'', ''Pulmonoscorpius'', ''Quetzalcoatlus'', Red the ''Atrociraptor'', the Rodrigues Solitaire, ''Sinraptor'', ''Sonorasaurus'', ''Styracosaurus Lux'', ''Tenontosaurus'', ''Titanoboa'', and the Woolly Rhino.[[/note]]. Many of these creatures, ''especially'' ''Pulmonoscorpius'', ''Diplodocus'', and ''Panthera blytheae'', blytheae'' and ''Styracosaurus Lux'' are extremely powerful in and of themselves, but a majority of these event-exclusives are components of very powerful hybrids as well. This means that if they aren't showcased much, thus denying you of opportunities to dart them, consider yourself stumped if you want to make progress to certain high-tier creatures.
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* TheWoobie: The entire Common rarity, after the Omega rarity was introduced. Despite Ludia trusting the player base that they will add more Common creatures in around 2023, none of the updates in that year ever add at least one, which leads to the players believing it was scrapped in favor of Omegas, where these creatures contain some of the most broken abilities in the game. Some players even believed Ludia would ''never'' add creatures in the Common rarity due to the greediness of the company and the introduction of more powerful creatures.
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* TheWoobie: The entire Common rarity, after the Omega rarity was introduced. Despite Ludia trusting the player base that they will add more Common creatures in around 2023, none of the updates in that year ever add at least one, which leads to the players believing it was scrapped in favor of Omegas, where these creatures contain some of the most broken abilities in the game. Some players even believed Ludia would ''never'' add creatures in the Common rarity due to the greediness of the company and the introduction of more powerful creatures.creatures, thus bottling up to MemeticLoser levels.
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** Any yet added creature should be in any lower rarity but shoehorned to be Omega.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: ''Ailurarctos'' was a big surprise on its initial release, considering it was released on AprilFoolsDay with absolutely no foreshadowing or previous note. Aside from that, a ''prehistoric panda'' was probably one of the last things players were expecting in the game.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: ''Ailurarctos'' was a big surprise on its initial release, considering it was released on AprilFoolsDay with absolutely no foreshadowing or previous note. Aside from that, a ''prehistoric panda'' was probably one of the last things players were expecting in the game.game.
* TheWoobie: The entire Common rarity, after the Omega rarity was introduced. Despite Ludia trusting the player base that they will add more Common creatures in around 2023, none of the updates in that year ever add at least one, which leads to the players believing it was scrapped in favor of Omegas, where these creatures contain some of the most broken abilities in the game. Some players even believed Ludia would ''never'' add creatures in the Common rarity due to the greediness of the company and the introduction of more powerful creatures.
* TheWoobie: The entire Common rarity, after the Omega rarity was introduced. Despite Ludia trusting the player base that they will add more Common creatures in around 2023, none of the updates in that year ever add at least one, which leads to the players believing it was scrapped in favor of Omegas, where these creatures contain some of the most broken abilities in the game. Some players even believed Ludia would ''never'' add creatures in the Common rarity due to the greediness of the company and the introduction of more powerful creatures.
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** ''Imperatosuchus'' is probably the hardest Raid boss in the game. It counters every attack with Counter Spike, which buffs its entire team and shatters the shields of its target, and since this buff applies after the effects of Cunning or Nullifying attacks you need to hit it with multiple Cunning attacks to make a debuff stick. It also puts up a shield at the start of the first two rounds to make it and its minions more difficult to take down, and since one of them is ''Majungasaurus'' it'll also counter-attack if it isn't killed. However it's near the end of the second round and the beginning of the third that it gets ludicrously unfair, as it has three massively powerful attacks that can all easily cause a wipe: Infectious Revenge, which decelerates and bleeds the target and can hit the entire team if used in a revenge state, and the third round sees it use Braking Revenge - which is a rampage-strength attack that has ''priority'' if in a revenge state, which it likely will be that attacks the entire team, and the following turn has it follow up with Waning Revenge, another rampage-strength attack that hits the entire team if in a revenge state. Surviving the third round against ''Imperatosuchus'' requires careful cooldown management and teamwork to avoid a TotalPartyKill.
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**Toxic Quills, another SecretArt of ''Scorpios rex'' GEN 3. To start off, it's Lethal Wound with a 75% chance to stun with no delay. This can be annoying if you don't have a creature with at least stun and/or bleed resist, as it can stop you for one turn and do one-third damage of your HP.
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** Sheltering Impact, one of the signature moves of ''Atrocodistis''. Not only it is a priority move that deals a decent amount of damage but also cleanses and heals the user about twice its damage stat and increases its speed as well. It can be used after ''Atrocodistis'' used Berserk Resilient Rampage which sacrifices one-third of its health.
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** Sheltering Impact, one of the signature moves of ''Atrocodistis''. Not only it is a priority move that deals a decent amount of damage but also cleanses and heals the user about twice ''twice'' its damage stat and increases its speed as well.well, making this already hard-to-kill creature even more difficult. It can be used after ''Atrocodistis'' used Berserk Resilient Rampage which sacrifices one-third of its health.
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** Sheltering Impact, one of the signature moves of ''Atrocodistis''. Not only it is a priority move that deals a decent amount of damage but also cleanses and heals the user about twice its damage stat and increases its speed as well. It can be used after ''Atrocodistis'' used Berserk Resilient Rampage which sacrifices one-third of its health.
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** Catalysts, enhancements, and Reactive passive abilities were introduced...with no fanfare. Catalysts are formed by sacrificing DNA of lower rarity creatures, and then are spent along with coins and DNA of the enhanced Unique creature to unlock the next enhancement "tier"[[note]]In order: +10% Health, +10% Damage, +2 Speed, a free boost slot, and finally the Reactive ability[[/note]]. On paper it seems like a decent procedure that incentivizes going out and darting, but in practice...the grind is unbearable. See, to be eligible for Catalyst formation, creatures(Common to Legendary) need to be at least Level '''25''', and the Unique to enhance at Level '''30.''' And with high prices associated with enhancement and Catalyst formation, don't be surprised if you find yourself spinning Supply Drops even more than darting. All this for a passive ability that, depending on the creature, could be either absolutely broken or just useless.
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** Catalysts, enhancements, and Reactive passive abilities were introduced...with no fanfare. Catalysts are formed by sacrificing DNA of lower rarity creatures, and then are spent along with coins and DNA of the enhanced Unique creature to unlock the next enhancement "tier"[[note]]In order: +10% Health, +10% Damage, +2 Speed, a free boost slot, and finally the Reactive ability[[/note]]. On paper it seems like a decent procedure perfect foil to Boosts. Enough Catylists and you will be given a LimitBreak that incentivizes going [[WinBackTheCrowd could give Uniques that fell out and darting, of the meta a glorious comeback]], but in practice...the grind is unbearable. See, to be eligible for Catalyst formation, creatures(Common to Legendary) need to be at least Level '''25''', and the Unique to enhance at Level '''30.''' And with high prices associated with enhancement and Catalyst formation, don't be surprised if you find yourself spinning Supply Drops even more than darting. All this for a passive ability that, depending on the creature, could be either absolutely broken be the Unique's one-way ticket to a comeback as promised by the idea, or just useless.be so useless it's not even worth enhancing it more than two times.
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** Then not even half a year later, ''Dracovenator'' and ''Ceratosaurus'' both entered the game in the same update, delivering the same agony thricefold. Whereas ''Panthera blytheae'' is only a Legendary, these two are '''''Unique''''', the first Unique non-hybrids, putting them even ''higher'' than Rexy. It absolutely did not help that ''Ceratosaurus'' had long been a requested creature, inexplicably absent from the roster for almost five years, and ''this'' was the way it made its "grand" return.
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** Then not even half a year later, ''Dracovenator'' and ''Ceratosaurus'' both entered the game in the same update, delivering the same agony thricefold. Whereas ''Panthera blytheae'' is only a Legendary, these two are '''''Unique''''', the first Unique non-hybrids, putting them even ''higher'' than Rexy. It absolutely did not help that ''Ceratosaurus'' had long been a requested creature, inexplicably absent from the roster for almost five years, and ''this'' was the way it made its "grand" return. At least ''Dracovenator'' can be found in the wild ([[DamnedByFaintPraise Thank Hammond...]]), but since you're restricted to one successful darting of Draco per week, better pray that you have ''Haast Eagle''-eyed accuracy with those darts.
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: The animal roster [[RunningGag again]]. Many of the new species are either [[EnsembleDarkhorse Ensemble Darkhorses]] or [[ReplacementScrappy Replacement Scrappies]] for more popular ones which appeared in ''VideoGame/JurassicParkBuilder'' and ''VideoGame/JurassicWorldTheGame''. It doesn't help that some of them are seen as boring and redundant, while many iconic and popular species that made notable appearances in Ludia's other games are curiously absent (''Ceratosaurus'', ''Giganotosaurus'', ''Pachycephalosaurus'', ''Therizinosaurus'', etc). However, they could possibly be added one day in future updates.[[note]]Thus far ''Pachycephalosaurus'' was added in Update 1.6, and ''Giganotosaurus'' and ''Therizinosaurus'' might have been saved all this time for 2.16 to tie-in with ''Film/JurassicWorldDominion''. No sign of ''Ceratosaurus'' though.[[/note]]
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* BaseBreakingCharacter: The animal roster [[RunningGag again]]. Many of the new species are either [[EnsembleDarkhorse Ensemble Darkhorses]] or [[ReplacementScrappy Replacement Scrappies]] for more popular ones which appeared in ''VideoGame/JurassicParkBuilder'' and ''VideoGame/JurassicWorldTheGame''. It doesn't help that some of them are seen as boring and redundant, while many iconic and popular species that made notable appearances in Ludia's other games are curiously absent (''Ceratosaurus'', ''Giganotosaurus'', ''Pachycephalosaurus'', ''Therizinosaurus'', etc). However, they could possibly be added one day in future updates.[[note]]Thus far ''Pachycephalosaurus'' was added in Update 1.6, and whereas ''Giganotosaurus'' and ''Therizinosaurus'' might have been saved all this time for 2.16 to tie-in with ''Film/JurassicWorldDominion''. No sign of ''Ceratosaurus'' though.meanwhile was FINALLY added in 2.23.[[/note]]
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** The move "Ready to Crush," coupled with fast, hard-hitting creatures and healers(which are pretty much a necessity to stand up to high-level bosses), can make short work of any boss and its minions while making sure the player's team is consistently at its prime. For context, Ready to Crush increases the team's Damage and Crit chances for two attacks over a span of four turns, and since healing is based on damage, it makes recovering from the powerful attacks the boss can dish out much more efficient.
** Rexy, considered by many to be the best non-hybrid-non-apex creature in the game. Even high in the arenas, it's not uncommon to see her in teams alongside Apexes and Uniques. Much like ''Refrenantem'', she is a '''hard''' counter to flocks, having two attacks, one with priority, that not only deals huge damage, but also rip through flocks' absorb thresholds like they were made of veal. Rexy also has one of the best healing moves, Fierce Devouring Rampage, which deals huge damage and {{LifeDrain}}s a big chunk of health, even moreso than most other LifeDrain attacks in the game.
** Rexy, considered by many to be the best non-hybrid-non-apex creature in the game. Even high in the arenas, it's not uncommon to see her in teams alongside Apexes and Uniques. Much like ''Refrenantem'', she is a '''hard''' counter to flocks, having two attacks, one with priority, that not only deals huge damage, but also rip through flocks' absorb thresholds like they were made of veal. Rexy also has one of the best healing moves, Fierce Devouring Rampage, which deals huge damage and {{LifeDrain}}s a big chunk of health, even moreso than most other LifeDrain attacks in the game.
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** The move "Ready to Crush," coupled with fast, hard-hitting creatures and healers(which are pretty much a necessity to stand up to high-level bosses), can make short work of any boss and its minions while making sure the player's team is consistently at its prime. For context, Ready to Crush increases the team's Damage and Crit chances Chances for two attacks over a span of four turns, and since healing is based on damage, it makes recovering from the powerful attacks the boss can dish out much more efficient.
** Rexy, considered by many tobe be, Apexes aside, the best non-hybrid-non-apex creature non-hybrid in the game. Even high in the arenas, it's not uncommon to see her in teams alongside Apexes and Uniques. Much like ''Refrenantem'', she is a '''hard''' counter to flocks, having two attacks, one with priority, that not only deals huge damage, but also rip through flocks' absorb thresholds like they were made of veal. Rexy also has one of the best healing moves, Fierce Devouring Rampage, which deals huge damage and {{LifeDrain}}s a big chunk of health, even moreso than most other LifeDrain attacks in the game.
** Rexy, considered by many to
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* MemeticLoser: Four years after the game first launched, ''Ceratosaurus'' has yet to join the roster despite being an EnsembleDarkhorse and recently appearing in ''Camp Cretaceous''. Many fans have joked about how all sorts of creatures with no prior appearance to the franchise, including the much-maligned ''Panthera blytheae'', joined before it.
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* MemeticLoser: Four years after the game first launched, ''Ceratosaurus'' has had yet to join the roster despite being an EnsembleDarkhorse and recently appearing in ''Camp Cretaceous''. Many fans have joked about how all sorts of creatures with no prior appearance to the franchise, including the much-maligned ''Panthera blytheae'', joined before it.it. Then ''Ceratosaurus'' finally joined in 2.23...and then got dunked on even harder for the same reasons people hated ''Panthera blytheae'', as mentioned below.
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* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: Arguably is the case for Skoonasaurus, Thoradolosaur, Ardentismaxima, and Geminititan. The latter three, while still found in the lower arenas, have long past their heyday, but since all four of them have a high damage output and high health, combined with their powerful group-attack abilities[[note]] Meaning some of their attacks will hit multiple opponents [[/note]], they’re all incredibly useful for Apex and Unique Boss raids.
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* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: Arguably is the case for Skoonasaurus, Thoradolosaur, Ardentismaxima, once-high tiers like ''Skoonasaurus'', ''Thoradolosaur'', ''Ardentismaxima'', and Geminititan. ''Geminititan''. The latter three, while still found in the lower arenas, have long past passed their heyday, but since all four of them have a with their high damage output and output, high health, combined with their and powerful group-attack abilities[[note]] Meaning some of their attacks will hit multiple opponents [[/note]], they’re all incredibly useful for Apex and Unique Boss abilities, have found new, less pressuring roles in raids.
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** The sheer amount of creatures that do not spawn in the wild and can only be obtained through "special events"(i.e. weeks in which they are showcased) has only been growing larger with each update[[note]]As of 2.20, the list is ''Ailurarctos'', ''Albertosaurus'', ''Allosaurus'' GEN 2, ''Anurognathus'', ''Arctops'', ''Argentavis'', Beta, Bumpy, ''Cervalces'', ''Diplodocus'', the Dire Wolf, ''Dracorex'', ''Giganotosaurus'', ''Kelenken'', ''Moros intrepidus'', ''Panthera blytheae'', ''Pulmonoscorpius'', ''Quetzalcoatlus'', the Rodrigues Solitaire, ''Sonorasaurus'', ''Tenontosaurus'', ''Titanoboa'', and the Woolly Rhino.[[/note]]. Many of these creatures, ''especially'' ''Pulmonoscorpius'', ''Diplodocus'', and ''Titanoboa'', are extremely powerful in and of themselves, but a majority of these event-exclusives are components of very powerful hybrids as well. This means that if they aren't showcased much, thus denying you of opportunities to dart them, consider yourself stumped if you want to make progress to certain high-tier creatures.
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** The sheer amount of creatures that do not spawn in the wild and can only be obtained through "special events"(i.e. weeks in which they are showcased) has only been growing larger with each update[[note]]As of 2.20, 23, the list is ''Ailurarctos'', ''Albertosaurus'', ''Allosaurus'' GEN 2, ''Anurognathus'', ''Arctops'', ''Argentavis'', ''Beelzebufo'', Beta, Bumpy, ''Ceratosaurus'', ''Cervalces'', ''Diplodocus'', the Dire Wolf, ''Dracorex'', ''Giganotosaurus'', ''Kelenken'', ''Moros intrepidus'', ''Panthera blytheae'', ''Pulmonoscorpius'', ''Quetzalcoatlus'', the Rodrigues Solitaire, ''Sonorasaurus'', ''Tenontosaurus'', ''Titanoboa'', and the Woolly Rhino.[[/note]]. Many of these creatures, ''especially'' ''Pulmonoscorpius'', ''Diplodocus'', and ''Titanoboa'', ''Panthera blytheae'', are extremely powerful in and of themselves, but a majority of these event-exclusives are components of very powerful hybrids as well. This means that if they aren't showcased much, thus denying you of opportunities to dart them, consider yourself stumped if you want to make progress to certain high-tier creatures.creatures.
** Catalysts, enhancements, and Reactive passive abilities were introduced...with no fanfare. Catalysts are formed by sacrificing DNA of lower rarity creatures, and then are spent along with coins and DNA of the enhanced Unique creature to unlock the next enhancement "tier"[[note]]In order: +10% Health, +10% Damage, +2 Speed, a free boost slot, and finally the Reactive ability[[/note]]. On paper it seems like a decent procedure that incentivizes going out and darting, but in practice...the grind is unbearable. See, to be eligible for Catalyst formation, creatures(Common to Legendary) need to be at least Level '''25''', and the Unique to enhance at Level '''30.''' And with high prices associated with enhancement and Catalyst formation, don't be surprised if you find yourself spinning Supply Drops even more than darting. All this for a passive ability that, depending on the creature, could be either absolutely broken or just useless.
** Catalysts, enhancements, and Reactive passive abilities were introduced...with no fanfare. Catalysts are formed by sacrificing DNA of lower rarity creatures, and then are spent along with coins and DNA of the enhanced Unique creature to unlock the next enhancement "tier"[[note]]In order: +10% Health, +10% Damage, +2 Speed, a free boost slot, and finally the Reactive ability[[/note]]. On paper it seems like a decent procedure that incentivizes going out and darting, but in practice...the grind is unbearable. See, to be eligible for Catalyst formation, creatures(Common to Legendary) need to be at least Level '''25''', and the Unique to enhance at Level '''30.''' And with high prices associated with enhancement and Catalyst formation, don't be surprised if you find yourself spinning Supply Drops even more than darting. All this for a passive ability that, depending on the creature, could be either absolutely broken or just useless.
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** Then not even half a year later, ''Dracovenator'' and ''Ceratosaurus'' both entered the game in the same update, delivering the same agony thricefold. Whereas ''Panthera blytheae'' is only a Legendary, these two are '''''Unique''''', the first Unique non-hybrids, putting them even ''higher'' than Rexy. It absolutely did not help that ''Ceratosaurus'' had long been a requested creature, inexplicably absent from the roster for almost five years, and ''this'' was the way it made its "grand" return.
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** ''Lythronax'' has gained a huge cult following since the addition of the ''Purrolyth'' hybrid in Update 1.5, with many alliances (also added in 1.5) and memes being revolved around it, with many depicting it as a MemeticBadass. Ludia took notice.
** ''Majundasuchus'' is one of the more popular Rare hybrids, despite being one of the weakest, due to being likely the first one many players acquire. Many called for it to get a superhybrid, and their prayers were answered in Update 1.14 with the release of ''Majundaboa'', who in turn gained an incredible superhybrid itself in ''Troodoboa'' months later.
** ''Sinosauropteryx'' (added in Update 2.11) also gained a following for its RidiculouslyCuteCritter status, as well as being reasonably accurate compared to other creatures of the game.
** ''Alankyloceratops'' also gains much popularity for being a long-waited hybrid of ''Alankylosaurus''.
** ''Majundasuchus'' is one of the more popular Rare hybrids, despite being one of the weakest, due to being likely the first one many players acquire. Many called for it to get a superhybrid, and their prayers were answered in Update 1.14 with the release of ''Majundaboa'', who in turn gained an incredible superhybrid itself in ''Troodoboa'' months later.
** ''Sinosauropteryx'' (added in Update 2.11) also gained a following for its RidiculouslyCuteCritter status, as well as being reasonably accurate compared to other creatures of the game.
** ''Alankyloceratops'' also gains much popularity for being a long-waited hybrid of ''Alankylosaurus''.
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** ''Lythronax'' has gained a huge cult following since the addition of the ''Purrolyth'' hybrid in Update 1.5, with many alliances (also added in 1.5) and memes being revolved revolving around it, with many often depicting it as a MemeticBadass. Ludia took notice.
** ''Majundasuchus'' is one of the more popular Rare hybrids, despite originally being one of the weakest, due to being likely the first one many players acquire. Many called for it to get a superhybrid, and their prayers were answered in Update 1.14 with the release of ''Majundaboa'', who in turn gained an incredible superhybrid itself in ''Troodoboa'' months later.
** ''Sinosauropteryx'' (added in Update 2.11)also gained a following for its RidiculouslyCuteCritter status, as well as being reasonably accurate compared to other creatures of the game.
game. ''Anurognathus'' a few updates later received an equally warm welcome for the same reasons; even from detractors of the general franchise will often admit that these two look ''great''.
** ''Alankyloceratops'' alsogains gained much popularity for being when it was announced in a 2021 poll as a long-waited hybrid of ''Alankylosaurus''.''Alankylosaurus''. Ultimately, it lost out to ''Indotaurus'', but for months players begged and imagined what could have been. Then their wishes came true a year later in 2.19, when it was revealed to be the runner-up and was added to the game; to say fans rejoiced would be an understatement.
** ''Majundasuchus'' is one of the more popular Rare hybrids, despite originally being one of the weakest, due to being likely the first one many players acquire. Many called for it to get a superhybrid, and their prayers were answered in Update 1.14 with the release of ''Majundaboa'', who in turn gained an incredible superhybrid itself in ''Troodoboa'' months later.
** ''Sinosauropteryx'' (added in Update 2.11)
** ''Alankyloceratops'' also
* HighTierScrappy: [[{{HighTierScrappy/JurassicWorldAlive}} It has enough to warrant its own subpage.]]
* LowTierLetdown: [[{{LowTierLetdown/JurassicWorldAlive}} It also has enough to warrant its own subpage.]]
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** ''Alankyloceratops'' also gains much popularity for being a long-waited hybrid of ''Alankylosaurus''.
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* TheScrappy: ''Panthera blytheae'' released to almost unanimous hatred from the playerbase. The biggest kicker was that it was '''Legendary''' rarity, making it the third Legendary nonhybrid behind ''Parasaurolophus lux'' and Rexy; fans were not pleased that a creature with no previous relevance to any of the series was placed just about on par with essentially the franchise's face. Being a HighTierScrappy in a game already dominated by a very top-heavy imbalance of overpowered creatures only twisted the knife and salted the wound further.
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* TheScrappy: ''Panthera blytheae'' released to almost unanimous hatred from the playerbase. The biggest kicker was that it was '''Legendary''' rarity, making it the third Legendary nonhybrid behind ''Parasaurolophus lux'' and Rexy; fans were not pleased that a creature with [[UnexpectedCharacter no previous relevance relevance]] to any of the series was placed just about on par with essentially the franchise's face. Being a HighTierScrappy in a game already dominated by a very top-heavy imbalance of overpowered creatures only twisted the knife and salted the wound further.
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** At and since release, Ludia has implemented numerous changes to avoid and circumvent common issues to the genre of mobile games. Player vs. Player fights that don't involve bots, free-to-access strike tower events that yield great rewards, making supply towers far more common to help rural players, removing advertisements from supply towers to help with data usage, and numerous other features like dangerous area flagging and consistent new creature additions.
** Additionally, paleontology fans have been treated to the sight of fairly accurate dinosaurs in an official Jurassic Park property after feeling cheated out for years, especially in regards to feathers.
** Patch 2.0 introduced raids as well as reworked a large number of the roster. Useless animals got major buffs, and the most maligned animals from the prior patch all got proper counters.
** At and since release, Ludia has implemented numerous changes to avoid and circumvent common issues to the genre of mobile games. Player vs. Player fights that don't involve bots, free-to-access strike tower events that yield great rewards, making supply towers far more common to help rural players, removing advertisements from supply towers to help with data usage, and numerous other features like dangerous area flagging and consistent new creature additions.
** Additionally, paleontology fans have been treated to the sight of fairly accurate dinosaurs in an official Jurassic Park property after feeling cheated out for years, especially in regards to feathers.
** Patch 2.0 introduced raids as well as reworked a large number of the roster. Useless animals got major buffs, and the most maligned animals from the prior patch all got proper counters.
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** Patch 2.0 introduced raids as well reworked a large number of the roster. Useless animals got major buffs, and the most maligned animals from the prior patch all got proper counters.
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** Patch 2.0 introduced raids as well as reworked a large number of the roster. Useless animals got major buffs, and the most maligned animals from the prior patch all got proper counters.
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* FanNickname: Generally most creatures are just known by shortened nicknames(''Antarctovenator'' gets "Antoven" or just "Toven", for example), but a few unique ones stand out.
** ''Erlikosaurus'' gained the nickname of "golden chicken" due to its color scheme and [[GoldColoredSuperiority Epic rarity]], while its hybrid, ''Erlidominus'', is dubbed the "zombie chicken" for its glassy-eyed look and dulled complexion.
** ''Procerathomimus is dubbed "Yoshi" or the "Christmas Chicken" due to its striking green and red plumage.
** ''Dracoceratops'' has "earned" the derisive nickname of "the Rat" because of how aggravating its Swap-In Ability is and how common it is in the mid-tier arenas. ''Dracoceratosaurus'' sometimes gets the nickname too, although far less commonly.
** ''Thylaconyx'' has also earned the nickname of "Rat" or alternatively "Shrew", but in its case it's because it ''literally looks like one.''
** ''Erlikosaurus'' gained the nickname of "golden chicken" due to its color scheme and [[GoldColoredSuperiority Epic rarity]], while its hybrid, ''Erlidominus'', is dubbed the "zombie chicken" for its glassy-eyed look and dulled complexion.
** ''Procerathomimus is dubbed "Yoshi" or the "Christmas Chicken" due to its striking green and red plumage.
** ''Dracoceratops'' has "earned" the derisive nickname of "the Rat" because of how aggravating its Swap-In Ability is and how common it is in the mid-tier arenas. ''Dracoceratosaurus'' sometimes gets the nickname too, although far less commonly.
** ''Thylaconyx'' has also earned the nickname of "Rat" or alternatively "Shrew", but in its case it's because it ''literally looks like one.''
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* FanNickname: FanNickname:
** Generally most creatures are just known by shortened nicknames(''Antarctovenator'' gets "Antoven" or just "Toven", for example), but a few unique ones stand out.
** *** ''Erlikosaurus'' gained the nickname of "golden chicken" due to its color scheme and [[GoldColoredSuperiority Epic rarity]], while its hybrid, ''Erlidominus'', is dubbed the "zombie chicken" for its glassy-eyed look and dulled complexion.
** *** ''Procerathomimus is dubbed "Yoshi" or the "Christmas Chicken" due to its striking green and red plumage.
** *** ''Dracoceratops'' has "earned" the derisive nickname of "the Rat" because of how aggravating its Swap-In Ability is and how common it is in the mid-tier arenas. ''Dracoceratosaurus'' sometimes gets the nickname too, although far less commonly.
** *** ''Thylaconyx'' has also earned the nickname of "Rat" or alternatively "Shrew", but in its case it's because it ''literally looks like one.''''
** While hybrids formed by fusing a superhybrid with something else(i.e. ''Spinotasuchus'' with ''Albertosaurus'' to form ''Albertospinos'') are still officially called superhybrids, many players have taken to calling them megahybrids instead. With 2.20 introducing a megahybrid(''Pyrosuchus'') that can be fused even further, players called it a gigahybrid.
** Generally most creatures are just known by shortened nicknames(''Antarctovenator'' gets "Antoven" or just "Toven", for example), but a few unique ones stand out.
** While hybrids formed by fusing a superhybrid with something else(i.e. ''Spinotasuchus'' with ''Albertosaurus'' to form ''Albertospinos'') are still officially called superhybrids, many players have taken to calling them megahybrids instead. With 2.20 introducing a megahybrid(''Pyrosuchus'') that can be fused even further, players called it a gigahybrid.
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** Rexy. Considered by many to be the best non-hybrid-non-apex creature in the game. Even in the late meta game, it's not uncommon to see her in teams even though they would be either Apexs or Uniques. Much like ''Refrenantem'', she is a '''hard''' counter to flocks, having 2 attacks, one of which is a priority move, that not only deals huge damage, but also rip through flocks' absorb thresholds like they were made of veal. Rexy also has the best healing move in the game, that also deals huge damage and {{LifeDrain}}s a big chunk of health, even moreso than most other LifeDrain attacks in the game.
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** Rexy. Considered Rexy, considered by many to be the best non-hybrid-non-apex creature in the game. Even high in the late meta game, arenas, it's not uncommon to see her in teams even though they would be either Apexs or alongside Apexes and Uniques. Much like ''Refrenantem'', she is a '''hard''' counter to flocks, having 2 two attacks, one of which is a priority move, with priority, that not only deals huge damage, but also rip through flocks' absorb thresholds like they were made of veal. Rexy also has one of the best healing move in the game, that also moves, Fierce Devouring Rampage, which deals huge damage and {{LifeDrain}}s a big chunk of health, even moreso than most other LifeDrain attacks in the game.
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* HarsherInHindsight: The entire premise of the game foreshadows that a [[spoiler: [[Film/JurassicWorldFallenKingdom real Jurassic World]] will happen now that dinosaurs are released into the world.]]
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* HarsherInHindsight: The entire premise of the game foreshadows that a [[spoiler: [[Film/JurassicWorldFallenKingdom real Jurassic World]] will happen now that dinosaurs are released into the world.]]]] Granted, considering the game released just before the film, perhaps this was intended all along.
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** ''Lythronax'' is the strongest animal in the game according to the fans. Became an AscendedMeme; see ThatOneBoss.
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** ''Lythronax'' is the strongest animal in the game according to the fans. Became It eventually became an AscendedMeme; see ThatOneBoss.AscendedMeme.
** Thanks to its "10% DamageOverTime Resistance" buff down below, ''Ardontosaurus'' is cited as the strongest Legendary.
** Thanks to its "10% DamageOverTime Resistance" buff down below, ''Ardontosaurus'' is cited as the strongest Legendary.
* MemeticLoser: Four years after the game first launched, ''Ceratosaurus'' has yet to join the roster despite being an EnsembleDarkhorse and recently appearing in ''Camp Cretaceous''. Many fans have joked about how all sorts of creatures with no prior appearance to the franchise, including the much-maligned ''Panthera blytheae'', joined before it.
** 10% DamageOverTime Resistance[[note]]In 2.19, ''Ardontognathus'' and ''Ardentismaxima'' both received pretty decent buffs. To match, ''Ardontosaurus'' received a buff as well...said buff being literally only +10% DamageOverTime resistance and nothing else. Fans memed this as being the best buff in the history of the game, and surely ''Ardontosaurus'' would rise to the top of the tier list.[[/note]]
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** The same could be said with Rexy, but not by much. Before, the only consistent way of getting Rexy DNA is to use microtransactions or waiting for a legendary event featuring her. As of patch 2.19, it is now possible to find Rexy in the wild just like with ''Parasaurolophus lux'', but you still would need to get lucky to have a spawn zone of her trigger near you anyway.
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** The sheer amount of creatures that do not spawn in the wild and can only be obtained through "special events"(i.e. weeks in which they are showcased) has only been growing larger with each update[[note]]As of 2.16, the list is ''Ailurarctos'', ''Albertosaurus'', ''Allosaurus'' GEN 2, ''Anurognathus'', ''Arctops'', ''Argentavis'', Bumpy, ''Cervalces'', ''Diplodocus'', ''Dracorex'', ''Giganotosaurus'', ''Kelenken'', ''Quetzalcoatlus'', Rexy, the Rodrigues Solitaire, ''Sonorasaurus'', ''Tenontosaurus'', ''Therizinosaurus'', ''Titanoboa'', and the Woolly Rhino.[[/note]]. Many of these creatures, ''especially'' Rexy, ''Diplodocus'', Woolly Rhino, and ''Titanoboa'', are extremely powerful in and of themselves, but a majority of these event-exclusives are components of very powerful hybrids as well. This means that if they aren't showcased much, thus denying you of opportunities to dart them, consider yourself stumped if you want to make progress to certain high-tier creatures.
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** The sheer amount of creatures that do not spawn in the wild and can only be obtained through "special events"(i.e. weeks in which they are showcased) has only been growing larger with each update[[note]]As of 2.16, 20, the list is ''Ailurarctos'', ''Albertosaurus'', ''Allosaurus'' GEN 2, ''Anurognathus'', ''Arctops'', ''Argentavis'', Beta, Bumpy, ''Cervalces'', ''Diplodocus'', the Dire Wolf, ''Dracorex'', ''Giganotosaurus'', ''Kelenken'', ''Moros intrepidus'', ''Panthera blytheae'', ''Pulmonoscorpius'', ''Quetzalcoatlus'', Rexy, the Rodrigues Solitaire, ''Sonorasaurus'', ''Tenontosaurus'', ''Therizinosaurus'', ''Titanoboa'', and the Woolly Rhino.[[/note]]. Many of these creatures, ''especially'' Rexy, ''Pulmonoscorpius'', ''Diplodocus'', Woolly Rhino, and ''Titanoboa'', are extremely powerful in and of themselves, but a majority of these event-exclusives are components of very powerful hybrids as well. This means that if they aren't showcased much, thus denying you of opportunities to dart them, consider yourself stumped if you want to make progress to certain high-tier creatures.
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** Obtaining Apex creatures. Most can only be obtained by gaining DNA from their Raids or through two-time only Campaign rewards, which are all ThatOneBoss to begin with, and you can only get between 10 and 30 DNA a ''week'' out of the 300 required to unlock them. The few that aren't restricted to Raids instead require the fusion of a Unique superhybrid and a Legendary hybrid, and at least one of the components for both is Event-exclusive[[note]]In the case of ''Arctovasilas'', both ''Arctodus'' and ''Cervalces'', the components for the Legendary ''Arctalces'', are Event-exclusive, whereas it's Bumpy in the case of ''Ankylos lux''[[/note]] The slight mercy is that due to being so high-Level, they don't take a lot of DNA to level up.
** Trying to find ''Parasaurolophus lux'', as not only is it found only through proximity spawns[[note]]It was even worse before, since it was a night-only spawn, but now it spawns anytime[[/note]], it's also ''the first non-hybrid Legendary in the game'', making it much harder to find than even Epic hybrids. Once you actually find it, darting the thing is no easy feat either; it's quite a bit faster than most creatures due to its high rarity, and one of its target points is on its ''foot''.
*** Ditto with Rexy as of 2.19 update.
** Trying to find ''Parasaurolophus lux'', as not only is it found only through proximity spawns[[note]]It was even worse before, since it was a night-only spawn, but now it spawns anytime[[/note]], it's also ''the first non-hybrid Legendary in the game'', making it much harder to find than even Epic hybrids. Once you actually find it, darting the thing is no easy feat either; it's quite a bit faster than most creatures due to its high rarity, and one of its target points is on its ''foot''.
*** Ditto with Rexy as of 2.19 update.
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** Obtaining Apex creatures. Most can only be obtained by gaining DNA from their Raids or through two-time only Campaign rewards, which are all ThatOneBoss to begin with, and you can only get between 10 and 30 DNA a ''week'' out of the 300 required to unlock them. The few that aren't restricted to Raids instead require the fusion of a Unique superhybrid and a Legendary hybrid, Legendary, and at least one of the components for getting both is Event-exclusive[[note]]In the case of ''Arctovasilas'', both ''Arctodus'' and ''Cervalces'', the components for the Legendary ''Arctalces'', are Event-exclusive, whereas it's Bumpy to Level 25 can in the case of ''Ankylos lux''[[/note]] itself be a hassle. The slight mercy is that due to being starting off so high-Level, high level, they don't take a lot of DNA to level up.
** Trying to find ''Parasaurolophus lux'', as not only is it found only through proximityspawns[[note]]It was even worse before, since it was a night-only spawn, but now it spawns anytime[[/note]], spawns, it's also ''the first non-hybrid Legendary in the game'', making it much harder to find than even Epic hybrids. Once you actually find it, darting the thing is no easy feat either; it's quite a bit faster than most creatures due to its high rarity, and one of its target points is on its ''foot''.
''foot''. It was even worse before, since it was a night-only spawn, but now it spawns anytime.
*** Ditto with Rexy as of 2.19update.update, but mirroring ''Parasaurolophus lux'' in its first introduction she only appears during the day. To a lesser extent Tiger only spawns during the dawn and dusk, very short periods of time, but due to only being Epic it's much easier to find it.
* TheScrappy: ''Panthera blytheae'' released to almost unanimous hatred from the playerbase. The biggest kicker was that it was '''Legendary''' rarity, making it the third Legendary nonhybrid behind ''Parasaurolophus lux'' and Rexy; fans were not pleased that a creature with no previous relevance to any of the series was placed just about on par with essentially the franchise's face. Being a HighTierScrappy in a game already dominated by a very top-heavy imbalance of overpowered creatures only twisted the knife and salted the wound further.
** Trying to find ''Parasaurolophus lux'', as not only is it found only through proximity
*** Ditto with Rexy as of 2.19
* TheScrappy: ''Panthera blytheae'' released to almost unanimous hatred from the playerbase. The biggest kicker was that it was '''Legendary''' rarity, making it the third Legendary nonhybrid behind ''Parasaurolophus lux'' and Rexy; fans were not pleased that a creature with no previous relevance to any of the series was placed just about on par with essentially the franchise's face. Being a HighTierScrappy in a game already dominated by a very top-heavy imbalance of overpowered creatures only twisted the knife and salted the wound further.
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** The same could be said with Rexy, but not by much. Before, the only consistent way of getting Rexy DNA is to use microtransactions or waiting for a legendary event featuring her. As of patch 2.19, it is now possible to find Rexy in the wild just like with ''Parasaurolophus lux'', but you still would need to get lucky to have a spawn zone of her trigger near you anyway.
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*** Ditto with Rexy as of 2.19 update.
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** Rexy. Considered by many to be the best non-hybrid-non-apex creature in the game. Even in the late meta game, it's not uncommon to see her in teams even though they would be either Apexs or Uniques. Much like ''Refrenantem'', she is a '''hard''' counter to flocks, having 2 attacks, one of which is a priority move, that not only deals huge damage, but also rip through flocks' absorb thresholds like they were made of veal. Rexy also has the best healing move in the game, that also deals huge damage and {{LifeDrain}}s a big chunk of health, even moreso than most other LifeDrain attacks in the game.
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** The Raid boss ''Mortem rex'', full stop. While each Raid boss has their own unique movesets, stats, and lower-tiered Mooks (called Minions here), most can be easily dealt with by three players with the right strategy; in some cases, you can even pull it off with just two players. Mortem takes everything Lord Lythronax and the other bosses throw at you, '''[[UpToEleven and dials it up to way past eleven]].''' It has the highest Critical Hit chance of any creature in the game, its attack stat is high enough to make short work of even the likes of ''Ardentismaxima'', its health sits at close to about ''85,000'', and worst of all, its minions (a ''Velociraptor'' and ''Majungasaurus'') are incredibly powerful in their own right; the raptor's Damage is on par with Mortem’s and its Speed sits at 162, guaranteeing it’ll be the fastest creature on the field, while the ''Majungasaurus'' can DrawAggro, shield all three opponents, and counterattack. Needless to say, while with the other Raids it’s helpful but not really required to have four players with incredibly powerful creatures and take out the minions, with Mortem, it’s a ''necessity'' to have four players take it on, each with a very high leveled creature with a lot of boosts on it, and to take down the minions ASAP. And even then, there are only a few very specific strategies requiring very specific creatures that stand the best chance of giving the players a shot at emerging victorious, and no small amount of luck involved.
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** The Raid boss ''Mortem rex'', full stop. While each Raid boss has their own unique movesets, stats, and lower-tiered Mooks (called Minions here), most can be easily dealt with by three players with the right strategy; in some cases, you can even pull it off with just two players. Mortem takes everything Lord Lythronax and the other bosses throw at you, '''[[UpToEleven and '''and dials it up to way past eleven]].eleven.''' It has the highest Critical Hit chance of any creature in the game, its attack stat is high enough to make short work of even the likes of ''Ardentismaxima'', its health sits at close to about ''85,000'', and worst of all, its minions (a ''Velociraptor'' and ''Majungasaurus'') are incredibly powerful in their own right; the raptor's Damage is on par with Mortem’s and its Speed sits at 162, guaranteeing it’ll be the fastest creature on the field, while the ''Majungasaurus'' can DrawAggro, shield all three opponents, and counterattack. Needless to say, while with the other Raids it’s helpful but not really required to have four players with incredibly powerful creatures and take out the minions, with Mortem, it’s a ''necessity'' to have four players take it on, each with a very high leveled creature with a lot of boosts on it, and to take down the minions ASAP. And even then, there are only a few very specific strategies requiring very specific creatures that stand the best chance of giving the players a shot at emerging victorious, and no small amount of luck involved.
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* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: Arguably is the case for Skoonasaurus, Thoradolosaur, Ardentismaxima, and Geminititan. The latter three, while still found in the lower arenas, have long past their heyday, but since all four of them have a high damage output and high health, combined with their powerful group-attack abilities[[note]] Meaning some of their attacks will hit multiple opponents [[/note]], they’re all incredibly useful for Apex and Unique Boss raids.
