Americas’ Secret Top Tier Animal
Americas’ Secret Top Tier Animal
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Music:
01. Eyewitness Acoustic Cover – Ludi
02. Black Ops 2 Theme
03. F- Zero – Mute City
04. Old RuneScape Soundtrack- The Trade Parade
05. Eyewitness Outro
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I paid for a month of Nebula just to see this video early. Didn’t disappoint.
My next play through’s gonna either be a gemsbok or a pronghorn y’all.
So glad you liked it! Hope you enjoyed the rhino video as well
@TierZoovideo releasing soon or nebula only?
Solid choices but my next is set on the majestic frigatebird , such a cool build
i think i might try a cat playthrough. not sure what traits i want though.
He called human structures a balance patch
This really underlines just how OP humans are
Nerf humans
Devs ‘well make the most op build be a social build that hates each other, surely they won’t become a problem and just constantly fight each other the entire time’
@Piratenpunk Dude, Humans seem to be the only player base that self-imposes nerfs on themselves.
@CryoChick I think that was the true intent, but players are going to player and no plan of the devs is ever save from the playerbase’s shenanigans.
@Ageis Hyena I mean yea that’s the joke. How could they not see that even with a little bit of teamwork they become a problem once they stop murdering each other. And oddly enough murder each other made them better at being oppressive towards other builds.
While going solo camping, I used to wake up to a party of pronghorns invading my camp. A lot of the times I could hear them walking around in the night. It made me feel good because I knew the pronghorns players would only hangout next to me if a predator build wasn’t close by.
It could attract pronghorn predators to your camp. There wasn’t any predators but a predator tracking them would likely then pass through your camp.
Animal inspires me.. My parents said if i get 40K followers They’d buy me a professional camera for recording..begging u guys , literally
Begging.
It’s always nice to see TierZoo shine a spotlight on these obscure builds. Sometimes, it’s the unknown innovations that produce the best results.
Hey, Spotlighting prey animals is illegal!
If we’re talking ancient survivalists, how come we haven’t heard anything about monotremes like platypuses and echidnas yet? They’re some of the oldest and most unique mammal builds in the game.
niche build with no endgame hate to say it, but it’s only a matter of time until they get functionally removed from the overall game. At least in terms of platypuses mains. They’ve wasted recent resources on positive cartoon representation, but their own viability long-term is still diminishing.
I never knew Pronghorns aren’t related to deer, but are related to Giraffes! Thanks TierZoo for the lesson!
Reminds me of how puffins are not related to penguins, despite their similar features.
The locals call them antelope but they’re not at all related to antelope.
new TierZoo video :0
Glad you’re shedding light on pronghorns! I’ll be honest, whenever I talk about pronghorns to anyone like half of them ask what a pronghorn is 😠really sucks because pronghorns are heckin awesome and super underrated animals 😀
I love seeing a majestic herd of prong horns on the Great Plains.
Sounds like some cool fantasy D&D shit to someone who has never seen an animal more interesting than a fox, or a biome other than basic European forest and grasslands.
Better hope that the forum rumors of future strife on the N. American map are just that, rumors. Otherwise, the human mains might start mining the pronghorns for XP and they may get phased out of the game.
Come visit Yellowstone! You wanna see big ice age mammals everywhere? We got em!
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red dead redemption reference
You know it’s an S-Tier week when Tierzoo uploads.
this one seemed a little worse than his other ones, still great but a little lworse
@Kolleg Essighow dare you insult pronghorns
Last year I had a job surveying birds in the short grass prairies of Colorado. Pronghorns were pretty common and were very curious, I think largely because they knew they were far faster than anything else out there. They would come up pretty close behind me and make a weird and loud bark / grunt noise which could be quite startling! Upon turning around they’d sprint a little bit away and then stop and stare at me as if they were trying to taunt me because they knew I couldn’t catch them! Very cool animals – I’m glad they are getting some love as I feel they’re very under appreciated!
It prob mean they like you but still on guard somehow