Chimnoot canoopy 

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For someone who was trained for situations like that that scav was pretty fucking stupid

maybe it was simply their first day on the job........ either way. EXTREMELY confident for a creature with only a rock to defend themselves lmfao

5:01 timestamp for dumb scav

I want to just obsere stuff myself as well but the instant I see an infant centipede I just have to go nuts.

or are rain deer far too stupid to be in the same game as that cyan lizard?

@@marimationsowo hm I will now question my whole existence on this completely different view on the subject🧐

@@NH23-m8f i wonder and ponder….

What makes you say that? I've never heard anyone refer to them as kleptoparasites before; I'm interested in your thought process!

​@BatFlightThylacine well every time I see a lizard encounter another lizard with food (especially if different color non-dominant(reds)) they will attack and even kill to get the food. They could just be territorial, but they do it so often it feels like they take advantage of the other doing the work for them.

​@@BatFlightThylacine ping

​@@spector2371 I'm pretty sure it's just a territorial thing

​@@jessiesowter yeah. I think Cyan lizards just like to bully other lizards because i always see them stealing other lizards food and also fight with them for literally existing

Lizor.

Lizor.

Those are elite scavengers, they're a downpour creature, they mostly appear in artificer's campaign but can also spawn in spearmaster and hunter's campaigns

@@Petalb_rry bruhhh I literally own downpour and all I do is play RainWorld! WHERE HAVE THESE BASTARDS BEEN HIDING!????????

@@chispychisp1690 they're only in three campaigns

@@RakeV8 I know but I play artificer a lot and also spear master! I've never seen them 🥲

@@chispychisp1690 Even in the final region of Arti?? They're super common in Chimney, the Wall, and the final region especially.

Same. Though when controlling a lizard in safari mode, its very janky, because the lizard's AI doesn't actually turn off, it just makes it so that ur essentially tugging it along on an invisible leash and have control over most of its movement, but none of the finesse. So you're more likely to send the lizard off a cliff because you don't have proper control over its legs and their individual grip statuses (which normally the AI is in charge of calculating but taking control of the lizard causes it to stop doing those calculations). Nor can you chain cyan lizard jumps. Which is sad, cuz it looks fun :(