Food Chain

[CoolCarlos1993]

If I was to create a big scary 10 ton monster, Could someone just make a bigger creature to finish me off.

I mean its like no matter how big u get ur creature someone is still gonna make a meaner and scarier one. AM I right or not :banghead:

[Flank57]

Not necessarily, the game or smoeone could make smaller deadlier creatures that could gang up on you.

[InvaderBlack]

Well, of course you're right. If you could make the ultimate creature right off the bat, what would you do during the creature phase? There'd be no challenge!

[Flank57]

How anoying would that be? "I am the ultimate creature, hear me roar!! Whats this, a giant swarm of ants? Muahahaha Ill crush every one of yo-OH GOD!!!" *as the skeleton is picked clean in one pass*

[Gungnir]

Well, you have to remember what Wright said about like, using evolution points or whatever he called them. You'd have to keep making new generations of your creature until you get it the way you want, or unlock what you want, etc. And there will always be a balance in the food chain. Don't think of the food chain like..+------=

With plus being the top, and = being the bottom, and the farther left it is the stronger it is. A food chain isn't a straight line. It's more like a food web/circle. Food chain is misleading.

[InvaderBlack]

Hmm... I don't know about that. I'm sure there are parts of a food chain that go back on itself, but I'm pretty sure the food chain represents natural predators/prey.

Like, for a tiny example, a dog may chase a mouse once or twice, but the chase cycle is still dog->cat->mouse.

If every possibility of predators/prey was put into the food chain, then nobody could ever understand it.