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Fish are AI creatures that can be found aimlessly swimming in ponds, [[Rivers|rivers]] and the [[Ocean|ocean]]. They provide a very small amount of [[Food|food]] to any [[Carnivorous_Creatures|carnivore]] that bites them, but unless they are a [[Piscivorous_Creatures|piscivorous creature]], they will suffer from food poisoning, which lowers [[comfort|comfort]]. The [[Talents|Scavenger talent]] allows creatures to gain more food from fish than the default value.
 
Fish are AI creatures that can be found aimlessly swimming in ponds, [[Rivers|rivers]] and the [[Ocean|ocean]]. They provide a very small amount of [[Food|food]] to any [[Carnivorous_Creatures|carnivore]] that bites them, but unless they are a [[Piscivorous_Creatures|piscivorous creature]], they will suffer from food poisoning, which lowers [[comfort|comfort]]. The [[Talents|Scavenger talent]] allows creatures to gain more food from fish than the default value.
  
Additionally non-piscivorous creatures will only receive half the food points gained from fish.
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Additionally...
  
Consuming fish quenches a small amount of [[thirst|water]], but they are not reliable sources of water due to how little of it they provide.
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- Fish can be picked up
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- Piscivores gain satiation from eating fish
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- Consuming fish quenches a small amount of [[thirst|water]], but they are not reliable sources of water due to how little of it they provide.
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- Non-piscivorous creatures will only receive half the food points gained from fish
  
[[File:PlayableFish.jpg|right|thumb|400px|border|Playable Fish]]
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[[File:PlayableFish.jpg|right|thumb|400px|border|The outdated fish model]]
  
There is a way to play as a fish, but this is a highly guarded secret...
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Fish were once playable, but this feature has been removed, mainly as it was only a fun gimmick.
  
 
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=== Additional Notes ===
 
=== Additional Notes ===
  
Though fish are the only AI creatures currently in the game, they are not very complex. They often swim in one direction and sometimes even phase through the map. They will not swim away from dinosaurs either.
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Though fish are the only AI creatures currently in the game, they are not perfectly programmed. They often swim in only one direction and sometimes even glitch through the map. They also do not have any complex behaviors so they will not swim away from dinosaurs either.
  
See [[AI]]
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See [[AI]]

Revision as of 20:22, 4 May 2021

Schools of Fish

Current Fish

Fish are AI creatures that can be found aimlessly swimming in ponds, rivers and the ocean. They provide a very small amount of food to any carnivore that bites them, but unless they are a piscivorous creature, they will suffer from food poisoning, which lowers comfort. The Scavenger talent allows creatures to gain more food from fish than the default value.

Additionally...

- Fish can be picked up - Piscivores gain satiation from eating fish - Consuming fish quenches a small amount of water, but they are not reliable sources of water due to how little of it they provide. - Non-piscivorous creatures will only receive half the food points gained from fish

The outdated fish model

Fish were once playable, but this feature has been removed, mainly as it was only a fun gimmick.

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Unreleased Fish

More varieties of fish have been confirmed in the future, notably larger and more lively. However, due the difficulty of programming AI, they are not planned to be released anytime soon.

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Additional Notes

Though fish are the only AI creatures currently in the game, they are not perfectly programmed. They often swim in only one direction and sometimes even glitch through the map. They also do not have any complex behaviors so they will not swim away from dinosaurs either.

See AI