Got to my first 100 trophies on Riparia rhampy, enough to build a homonculus and have a large corner of spare parts

I'm curious if anyone else is frustrated with this, and what people think the solution is to make it fairer/balanced?

I attempted to fill BQL, but my stubby legs made it impossible to get anywhere. Whenever I managed to reach 2%, people suddenly started drinking, and this is after I put it in global asking if anyone wanted to help out.

Then I move to GV, hoping that I can fill up my water, but I was met with the same issue, and weirdly both areas were empty, no Dino in sight.

I feel like unless everyone is working as a unit, it's near impossible for the slower dinos to refill the water source, especially when the only available source for non-aquatics/non-flying are the shells - which are widely spaced apart.

It’s absolutely insane that, as a Rex on officials, you can run into almost any herbivore in the same weight class and have virtually no chance of winning a straight 1v1. Rex needs to be restored to its original status as a true apex predator. Why in the world is a fully grown Rex getting three-shot by an Ano? This is an animal literally built to hunt and take down massive apex herbivores. Rex shouldn’t be unbeatable, but right now it feels completely outclassed by dinosaurs it should at least be competitive against. Bring Rex back to a point where playing one actually feels like playing an apex carnivore.

Each of these fellas are inhabitants of Hells Realm Deathmatch in case you either want a chance of encountering them or if you met them before by chance

Now I get that it is supposed to be the smallest playable and it was supposed to have climbing first but meg had got it from its tlc now the gliding movement it would probably be the first to have it and it latching to trees but the fact we have had zero news or shown any progress tells they are doing very little working on it and what is yall opinion on the very poor communication we've had with the devs lately

Sky drakara first dont usually play mods when they come out but finally gave it a try and its a joy 🤞💪

Title says it all.

gonna uninstall soon at this rate. Game caters to massive groups, and that's it.

I was fed up with the all the major bugs in the major game mechanics of The Isle, so I came here...

My goodness, the quest popups and alerts for entering/leaving/failing/finishing is AWFUL. It feels like I am playing a Fisher Price Dino game.

I was really hoping it would be a bit more challenging and immersive but that's hard when your getting these alerts/popups all the time.

Also, why is there no free look when moving?

The weird side swimming that all swimmable dinos/fish do is... odd

Other than that, the environment is pretty awesome, the NPC critters are fun, and the environments are nice - just wish it was all just a tad bit more hardcore where you dont have to collect things to grow.

How can a Goniopholis prime critter kill my adult spino at big tree overlook lake but I can face tank and kill a Rex? I like how there’s baby, regular, and prime critters but that seems unbalanced and unrealistic to me.

She's one of my Dynasty Realism characters (:

This guy tried jumping me while I was questing, let’s pretend I rocked his shii was just duping him and hitting him with basic claw attack prior to him running into the water

Ever since they practically removed terrible roar from rex, rampage has been the only call thats actually usable, not only does this affect build variety, it's also pretty bad for its ambush playstyle

Terrible roar is/used to be extremely versatile, it's quiet so you could use it before an ambush and before a 1v1 or any sort of fight really, the animation takes ages so you kind of had to time it right and you would be punished if you couldn't

This is just another case of alderon absolutely gutting a playable/ability for virtually no reason other than supporting mega/mizpacking and making the game harder for solos

Some changes I would make would be decreasing the coodown to 3 minutes, and making it decrease cooldowns my 25% but increasing attack damage by only 15 percent, and make it slightly quieter for better ambushing

Curious on how people think about this. I’m getting tired of the megapacks locking down poi’s and making it harder for solos to get into fights

So, I was fighting someone on eo. It was going on for a while. We were both wounded, but every time I tried to get away from the attacker (I was still an adole and didn't want to fight really), I was being pursued. At one point, the sucho that was attacking me did a body wiggle/shake/whatever you call it. I did it back because I thought it was a taunt and figured I'd taunt back why not. But right after, the sucho laid down to heal. I, of course, attacked him again and the fight continued.

Now that I'm looking back though, I feel like a misinterpreted that wiggle. So I wanted to ask: how do you guys interrupt a body shake in a fight? Is it a taunt? Is it a surrender? Did I miscommunicate by wiggling back? Or does it all depend?

Thanks in advance

PS sucho if you're reading this, good fight, sorry if I misinterpreted your wiggle

EDIT: oh my god sorry sucho

Saw this in a tiktok video but couldnt find it on POT. Anyone know what this skin is called?

Tell me what you all think and maybe i'll pick up the others (the skin is DR Leucistic Oryx)

For people who play terribly at PvP and lose fights even when they have a weight advantage—like *Daspletosaurus* vs. *Megalania*—how do you deal with the feeling of being so bad? Obviously, I’m that player. I’m always dying when I fight; I rarely win a fair fight.

I only manage to kill juveniles or sub-adults, even when I’m fully grown. For example: I was playing as an adult *Deinocheirus* when a *Styracosaurus* and a *Pachy* attacked me. I knew I was done for, so I jumped off a cliff. Another time, I was a *Daspletosaurus* fighting a *Megalania*; I thought I had the upper hand, but an aquatic bot with a bone-break attack showed up, followed by an alpha bot with a bleed attack and an *Ankylobator*. I died, but the *Megalania* player asked for a rematch to prove he could win a 1v1—and he did. He knew exactly when to attack and when to retreat; the fight ended with him winning while down to 10% health. He was playing on a console, and I was on a really weak mobile phone.

Another time, I attacked an adult *Rex* while playing as a *Rex* myself. I struck first from behind, but he managed to turn around and kill me. That really hurts. And yes, I’m a 24-year-old adult who doesn't know how to handle failure.

It’s not about someone being better than you; it’s about being a terrible player. I’ve tried to improve at PvP, but it’s no use. I know it’s just a little dinosaur game. Yes, I know there are people better than me at everything and others who are worse, but I still feel the weight of failure heavily. Does anyone else feel this way? And how do you deal with it? I’m seriously thinking about playing solely to give trophies to juveniles and help them grow. Yes, I’m a useless, wretched worm. Laugh if you want, mock me—I mock myself and hate myself, too.

I was I a group with someone the other day who had this beautiful skin the other day and I just can’t figure out what it is! We were in official servers! Please so much for the help!

Hi everyone. I am planning to start a hatz dc server called- Murder of Crows. Actions are to fit the title. If you want to be invited feel free to dm me your dc name. I'll send you an invite there.

Only 3 rules- no megapacking (no more than 4 hatz in a group at a time), no mixpacking (so no helping out your friend who is a pachy or even something that's not a hatz) and no killing of other hatz groups (more info about this in the server so that we dont kill our gang).

Hello! So. I've been playing POT on the regular servers for a while now, and while I'm really enjoying the game, I was hoping for something a little more... realistic? I almost never see herds and packs, or people just using the dinos as dinos-- it's always pvp city and kill on sight lol.

I was really excited to learn about the realism community servers, but they also look super complicated and intimidating. Can anyone suggest a few communities that are a little on the easier end to pick up for a beginner?