Aquatic Creatures - Revision history

OpalScion at 21:05, 11 September 2020

2020-09-11T21:05:13Z

Shockal: /* Playable Aquatic Creatures */

2020-07-07T10:59:51Z

‎Playable Aquatic Creatures

Yannachan: /* Overview */

2019-08-01T18:41:30Z

‎Overview

Shockal at 05:20, 14 February 2019

2019-02-14T05:20:31Z

Shockal at 05:08, 14 February 2019

2019-02-14T05:08:30Z

Shockal: /* Air */

2019-02-14T05:07:07Z

‎Air

Shockal: /* Air */

2019-02-14T05:06:48Z

‎Air

Shockal at 05:05, 14 February 2019

2019-02-14T05:05:57Z

Shockal at 05:05, 14 February 2019

2019-02-14T05:05:20Z

Shockal at 04:02, 14 February 2019

2019-02-14T04:02:58Z

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	=== Map Gameplay ===		=== Map Gameplay ===

−	Maps often contain areas where only aquatic creatures can freely enter. Many [[Freshwater Lakes\|lakes]] contain [[~~Dungeons~~\|caves]] that link to larger bodies of water where aquatic creatures often [[Spawning System\|spawn]]. During [[Tidal System\|high tide]], aquatic creatures can swim up to the shoreline and make close contact with [[Terrestrial Creatures\|terrestrial]] creatures. However, during [[Tidal System\|low tide], most of the ocean is significantly reduced, which can hinder available space for aquatic creatures. [[Weather\|Storm surges]] are extremely beneficial to aquatic creatures, as heavy rainfall can drastically increase tide level, flooding entire forests that can be swam through.	+	Maps often contain areas where only aquatic creatures can freely enter. Many [[Freshwater Lakes\|lakes]] contain [[Caves\|caves]] that link to larger bodies of water where aquatic creatures often [[Spawning System\|spawn]]. During [[Tidal System\|high tide]], aquatic creatures can swim up to the shoreline and make close contact with [[Terrestrial Creatures\|terrestrial]] creatures. However, during [[Tidal System\|low tide], most of the ocean is significantly reduced, which can hinder available space for aquatic creatures. [[Weather\|Storm surges]] are extremely beneficial to aquatic creatures, as heavy rainfall can drastically increase tide level, flooding entire forests that can be swam through.

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 * '''[[Elasmosaurus]]''': A nimble fish-eater that uses its speed to traverse the ocean quickly
 * '''[[Mosasaurus]]''': A large predator that specialises at grabbing and drowning its prey
-* '''[[Kronosaurus]]''': The most powerful carnivore in the game, though it is rather slow
+* '''[[Kronosaurus]]''': The apex predator of the ocean, easily capable of crippling any creature
 [[File:ElasmosaurusBOB7.jpg|right|thumb|500px|border|Elasmosaurus]]

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	Aquatic creatures do not need to drink, and do not [[Resting\|rest]] either.		Aquatic creatures do not need to drink, and do not [[Resting\|rest]] either.
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		+	Aquatic creatures are also the only creatures currently in the game to give live birth instead of laying eggs

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 === Overview ===
-Aquatic Creatures are one of the four available creature types in Beasts of Bermuda. They solely inhabit aquatic environments such as the [[Ocean|ocean]], and exhibit high breath times and incredible [[Weather Resistance|weather resistance]]. They differ from [[Semiaquatic creatures]] in the sense that they are restricted to water and are almost [[Beaching|crippled on land]], as well as having their own unique breath mechanic called '''[[Air|air]]'''.
+Aquatic Creatures are one of the four available creature types in Beasts of Bermuda. They solely inhabit aquatic environments such as the [[Ocean|ocean]], and exhibit high breath times and incredible [[Weather Resistance|weather resistance]]. They differ from [[Semiaquatic creatures|semi-aquatic creatures]] in the sense that they are restricted to water and are almost [[Beaching|crippled on land]], as well as having their own unique breath mechanic called '''[[Air|air]]'''.
 Aquatic creatures do not need to drink, and do not [[Resting|rest]] either.

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 Unlike most creatures, aquatic creatures do not use the regular [[Drowning|breath mechanic]]. Instead, they have a unique mechanic called '''[[Air|air]]'''.
-Air lasts significantly longer than [[Drowning|regular breath times]], allowing aquatic creatures to stay submerged for many minutes at a time. High quantities of air significantly heighten the regeneration of [[Health|health]], [[Ability power|ability power]], [[Stamina|stamina]] and [[Injury|injuries]], while little air significantly decreases said regeneration. No air will result in the death of the creature. Actions involving the use of [[Stamina]] and / or [[Ability Power]] may deplete a small portion of air.
+Air lasts significantly longer than [[Drowning|regular breath times]], allowing aquatic creatures to stay submerged for many minutes at a time. High quantities of air significantly heighten the regeneration of [[Health|health]], [[Ability power|ability power]], [[Stamina|stamina]] and [[Injury|injuries]], while little air significantly decreases said regeneration. No air will result in the death of the creature. Actions involving the use of [[Stamina]] and / or [[Ability|ability power]] may deplete a small portion of air.
 Breathing is performed by surfacing and activating the '''Consume [[Keybind]]''' ('E' default). Not pressing the Keybind will not cause the creature to breathe, and stay silent, which is helpful in certain stealthy scenarios.

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-==- Overview ===
+=== Overview ===
 Aquatic Creatures are one of the four available creature types in Beasts of Bermuda. They solely inhabit aquatic environments such as the [[Ocean|ocean]], and exhibit high breath times and incredible [[Weather Resistance|weather resistance]]. They differ from [[Semiaquatic creatures]] in the sense that they are restricted to water and are almost [[Beaching|crippled on land]], as well as having their own unique breath mechanic called '''[[Air|air]]'''.
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-=== Playable Aquatic Creatures ==
+=== Playable Aquatic Creatures ===
 Currently, there are three playable aquatic creatures, all of which are carnivorous:
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 [[File:ElasmosaurusBOB7.jpg|right|thumb|500px|border|Elasmosaurus]]
 [[File:MosaA.jpg|thumb|right|thumb|400px|border|Mosasaurus]]
-[[[[File:Kronolightning.jpg|right|thumb|400px|border|Kronosaurus]]
+[[File:Kronolightning.jpg|right|thumb|400px|border|Kronosaurus]]
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-Aquatic Creatures are one of the four available creature types in Beasts of Bermuda. They solely inhabit aquatic environments such as the [[Ocean|ocean]], and exhibit high breath times and incredible resistance to harsh weather. They differ from [[Semiaquatic creatures]] in the sense that they are restricted to water and are almost [[Beaching|crippled on land]].
+==- Overview ===
 Currently, there are three playable aquatic creatures, all of which are carnivorous:
-* ''[[Elasmosaurus]]'': A nimble fish-eater that uses its speed to traverse the ocean quickly
+* '''[[Elasmosaurus]]''': A nimble fish-eater that uses its speed to traverse the ocean quickly
-* ''[[Mosasaurus]]'': A large predator that specialises at grabbing and drowning its prey
+* '''[[Mosasaurus]]''': A large predator that specialises at grabbing and drowning its prey
-* ''[[Kronosaurus]]'': The most powerful carnivore in the game, though it is rather slow
+* '''[[Kronosaurus]]''': The most powerful carnivore in the game, though it is rather slow
 [[File:ElasmosaurusBOB7.jpg|right|thumb|500px|border|Elasmosaurus]]
-Maps are frequently designed with these creatures in mind.  Many [[Freshwater Lakes|lakes]] contain [[Dungeons|caves]] that link to larger bodies of water where aquatic creatures often [[Spawning System|spawn]].  The maps often have areas that are exposed to flooding via [[Tidal System|tides]] such that areas that may be easy to traverse for [[Terrestrial Creatures|terrestrial]] creatures during low tide may be very dangerous during high tide.  [[Weather|Storm surges]] also provide a significant boon for aquatic creatures to reach areas they normally could not.
+[[Air|air]] lasts significantly longer than [[Drowning|regular breath times]], allowing aquatic creatures to stay submerged for many minutes at a time. High quantities of [[Air|air]] significantly heighten the regeneration of [[Health|health]], [[Ability|ability power]], [[Stamina|stamina]] and [[Injury|injuries]], while little [[Air|air]] significantly decreases said regeneration. No [[Air|air]] will result in death. Actions involving the use of [[Stamina]] and / or [[Ability Power]] may deplete a small portion of [[Air|air]].
-Aquatic creatures have significantly beneficial [[Weather Resistance|weather resistance]] stats, making them nearly immune to the [[Comfort|negative effects]] of [[Weather|storms]].
+Breathing is performed by surfacing and activating the '''Consume [[Keybind]]''' ('E' default). Not pressing the Keybind will not cause the creature to breathe, and stay silent, which is helpful in certain stealthy scenarios.
-Aquatic creatures do not need to [[Thirst|drink]], but they do need to occasionally [[Air|breathe]] in order to survive.  One must occasionally surface in order to refill their air, shown in place of thirst in our current, soon to be legacy [[UI]].  Air, or lack thereof, has identical influence on aquatic creatures that thirst and hydration have on non aquatic creatures.
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-Some aquatic creatures have [[Grabbing|grabs]] to drag their prey into the water.  Doing so, however, drains lots of [[Air|air]].
+=== Map Gameplay ===
-Aquatic creatures do not use the [[Drowning|breath mechanic]] to represent holding ones breath. Instead, they have [[Air|air]].
+Maps often contain areas where only aquatic creatures can freely enter. Many [[Freshwater Lakes|lakes]] contain [[Dungeons|caves]] that link to larger bodies of water where aquatic creatures often [[Spawning System|spawn]]. During [[Tidal System|high tide]], aquatic creatures can swim up to the shoreline and make close contact with [[Terrestrial Creatures|terrestrial]] creatures. However, during [[Tidal System|low tide], most of the ocean is significantly reduced, which can hinder available space for aquatic creatures. [[Weather|Storm surges]] are extremely beneficial to aquatic creatures, as heavy rainfall can drastically increase tide level, flooding entire forests that can be swam through.

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	[[File:ElasmosaurusBOB7.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500px\|border\|Elasmosaurus]]		[[File:ElasmosaurusBOB7.jpg\|right\|thumb\|500px\|border\|Elasmosaurus]]
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−	~~[[https://steamcdn-a.akamaihd.net/steamcommunity/public/images/clans/31308067/2357dd41070339d6ff306b3488b17748331d36a3.jpg Mosasaurus]]~~
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−	[[https://images-wixmp-ed30a86b8c4ca887773594c2.wixmp.com/intermediary/f/82575ad4-9d3a-4300-92bc-131e217c36cd/dcretz9-3cfdaa4b-9be1-4ffe-bb9e-e30f17c88ab3.png/v1/fill/w_1024,h_362,q_80,strp/leopard_seal_kronosaurus_skin_by_misha_zhirov_dcretz9-fullview.jpg Kronosaurus]]

	Maps are frequently designed with these creatures in mind. Many [[Freshwater Lakes\|lakes]] contain [[Dungeons\|caves]] that link to larger bodies of water where aquatic creatures often [[Spawning System\|spawn]]. The maps often have areas that are exposed to flooding via [[Tidal System\|tides]] such that areas that may be easy to traverse for [[Terrestrial Creatures\|terrestrial]] creatures during low tide may be very dangerous during high tide. [[Weather\|Storm surges]] also provide a significant boon for aquatic creatures to reach areas they normally could not.		Maps are frequently designed with these creatures in mind. Many [[Freshwater Lakes\|lakes]] contain [[Dungeons\|caves]] that link to larger bodies of water where aquatic creatures often [[Spawning System\|spawn]]. The maps often have areas that are exposed to flooding via [[Tidal System\|tides]] such that areas that may be easy to traverse for [[Terrestrial Creatures\|terrestrial]] creatures during low tide may be very dangerous during high tide. [[Weather\|Storm surges]] also provide a significant boon for aquatic creatures to reach areas they normally could not.