Well... why would you need brains for an almost omni-directional defence? And why would you develop a solely forward defence if you have no brains to aim it with?
@@parden3743 Mine is good ol Ankylo. Tough, giant boi and to me seems to be, like, the anti carnivore. Like, it's like this big ol boy came into being just to piss off Carnivore mains. "You wanna bite into my flesh or surprise attack me? Eh, fuck you buddy, I have a literal back shield, I smelled ya from a mile away, and I have *A FUCKING BRICK* connected to my tail. This is pretty much overkill. Get fuck'd."
@@Lord_of_Proboscidea I can relate to you so much when I was in secondary school everyone made fun of me for loving dinosaurs that I had lost Interest in them but that’s when years later I got back into them.
Agreed. I think the choice for F tier was unfair as well. I feel like one of the D tiers should have been swapped with the f. Since that f tier one actually didn't sound awful. I have heard stories about people who have ran it and had a positive play experience. So perhaps it isn't so bad?
@@fgdbbddhhdhdj1591 Abortion isn't that bad. For one, you haven't even started your playthrough yet so you can simply restart with ease. On top of that, you do not need to worry about any trauma or damage that would otherwise come to the mother player.
@@donaldbaird7849 not to mention that if they aborted, it was probably because they knew they couldn't use the parenting skill properly and didn't want to screw over a teammate....
Ankylosaurus: is vulnerable to being flipped over or having its belly attacked Also Ankylosaurus: I'm going to dig a defensive position just to deny you both of those options
@@overheaven8684 looks like the new leader finally got hold of it i hate the american server anyways i actually hoped that server would collapse and me as in asian server would have no problem with it if anything i would enjoy that server collapsing
the graphics were way better in the dino periods. especially the vegetation and landscape. The monitors it was being displayed on was the limiting feature.
Tierzoo, may I suggest making a video where you showcase the best and worst player bases for each stat? Like the best and worst intelligence, the best and worst power, the best and worst defense, etc.? (I've commented this before, but I wanted to make sure you see it. Sorry for my persistence :P)
Man, those were the days, I played on the ocean sever, also known as "the forgotten server" - some crazy things went down there, a friend of mine hacked the server and got this weird double row of teeth on his Mosasaurus, the Devs just didn't care. :D
Didn't really play much in those days, everyone was super tryhard-ish and sweaty and if you went on the mic there'd be no words, just constant screaming and yelling. I kinda just picked Isopod and went super deep in the ocean trying to get that neat little achievement "Go to Australia" without actually needing to be there, you just need to be on the other half of the planet you spawned at, so I really just went super deep underwater, found this map called the Marinara Trenchitus, was one of the top 100 to get this achievement.
All joking aside i have to agree, Allosaurus was more powerful in my opinion than a B tier, and Utahraptor..? Maybe the most op Dinosaur was Utahraptor as it hunted in packs and was MASSIVE compared to most pack hunters (i guess besides T. Rex, but i think forcing your child to distract an opponent while you kill it is a little cheap), and it could jump with the giant toe hooks attributed to Velociraptor Deinonychus, which earns it a very powerful and dangerous spot IMO Of course, this is the internet, since when did opinions matter
Yeah, it is though. Triceratops is actually just a low level Torosaurus in disguise, Tyrannosaurus' scavenger playstyle is probably a myth, Spino's bit dated.
The Land Before Time was the story of a roaming underleveled gank squad grinding out XP during 'The Great Earthshake' community event and had to contend with a particularly vicious Tyrannosaurus main named 'Sharptooth'.
@phantomspaceman oh did you not hear? Some guy was looking through the files and actually found the class listed as something that existed at one point. Kind of annoying the devs never say much when it comes to stuff like this though... would really clear up a lot of stuff ya know?
Bro now everyone's using insect builds and imagine the most op build is a build in where you have to trust your intelligence and other players Man this game sucks now
Okay, but this list DOES need a slight update. New datamining has concluded that the Spinosaurus strategy was actually quite different, and was much more heavily aquatic than earlier deep dives revealed. In that case, that means that the Spinosaurus build should be higher tier- if it was specifically adapted to an aquatic playstyle and stayed within aquatic zones, it would have been much more viable.
No, this list needs to be completely re-done. It’s clear that there is very little actual information. A lot of it is misconceptions and misinformation
While this is one of my favorite videos by TierZoo being a Dino lover myself, I think this one definitely deserves a remake. Given all the new information that came out after its release that would drastically change the tier, but as well as addressing some of the things that were already inaccurate when this video was made. Probably the most notable being that Allosaurus "axe jaw" hunting method, raptors pack hunting to take down massive prey, and Troodon being a nomen dobium. (And Hadrosaurs kinda got done dirty)
YES. Because his info and logic were dumb af. It was the largest terrestrial and aquatic predator in its area, and dominated every challanger there. But somehow he got "bodied" actual clown 🤡
Puts crocadilians S tier Puts spinosaurus D tier I used to body people with spinosaurus if you use him right you could destroy anyone but man puts him at D tier patch 1.3.1 was litterally made to nerf spinosaurus they broke the game but they only D tier
That's how I feel too. Spinosaurus had aquatic specializations but it wasn't as flawed as Tier Zoo thinks it was. It was big enough to steal kills from most other predators in its area when need be and was an even match for the Carchorodonts, I should know, I played as a Spinosaurus and did well as I supplemented my diet with stolen kills when need be.
@@girlgarde Yeah same lol. I played with spinosaurus ALOT. (khm i researched it) and it was literally unmatched on its turf. It dominated the water and dominated the land. Quite simply it was well rounded af. Had serrated and connical teeth with a solid 3 ton bite force, it had size height, length and weight surpassing any known carnivorous dinosaur, also those god damn strong af claws and arms which did most the damage. It was surprisingly really fast because of its size and intelligent. Spino deserves S or A tier 100%
Their information on hadrosaurs and raptors was completely incorrect. They use clips from “Jurassic fight club”. They are not educated in paleontology in the slightest. This video was not an informative work, do not view it as such.
@@Average_Drone give him a break bruh he tried his best. its not easy getting accurate info about animals from millions of years ago who we only have a few fossils of.
It is rumoured that the top examples of the 737 species could fly for up to 5000 miles before they needed to touch the ground and feed to regain their strength. Truly amazing!
Human's will be the only species that made the other meta's their bitch and then patched themselves out after it got stale. Devs are probably entertained and pleasantly surprised: "looks like this is going to sort itself out this time, how about that?"
I actually like the idea of the dinosaur being aquatic based, however, the poor thing still has a long way to go before we could discover it’s true form
Dellinger also newly published paper suggesting evidence that raptors were solitary animals because of the food they ate changing to be bigger as they got older
doubt B tier does T.rex justice to start off they had absurdly a overpowered sense of smell, sight and hearing perhaps one of the greatest in game. They were also quite intelligent and had an enlarged cerebrum giving them advanced cognitive abilities. Their eyesight was 6 times better than hawks and could see up to 6 miles. Their arms were not entirely useless as their small size served a purpose. it reduced excess weight while allowing for a large and heavy head without sacrificing agility needed to hunt its prey. they had powerful jaws which could kill many low or even mid-level dinos in a single hit. Their speed was slightly more than that of an average human but in exchange they were endurance runners capable of chasing prey over large distances with ease. They were also built like tanks with thick muscles and were more than capable of surviving bites from other rexes during territorial skirmishes. the main reason for a higher spot is that they were some of the few animals to create a carnivore gap as trexes served every other niche available during different stages in their life. the only other carnivores were small dromeosaurs which were 1/20th their size
most large carnivores have small hand too t rex hand are not weak they just too small to use if you wanna see small and pathetic arm look at carnotaurus
He has a point in that the T-Rex is 100% reliant on the bite and can be countered by heavy armour or blunt attack force, but they were still extremely successful with an almost unstoppable bite, they're A-Tier minimum.
@@havyduong3676 T-Rex is slightly superior to the Sauropod in intelligence, but the Sauropod also didn't need that much intelligence. They didn't have to hunt nor actively try to evade predators as they could just eat plants and kick off any predator they find. Even if a predator like T-Rex would evade a few tailswings and kicks, one bite could not possibly one hit such a sturdy build like a grown Sauropod, whereas a single Sauropod stomp will knock out the comparatively small and light T-Rex.
@SS Officer of the Third Reich you seem like a very intelligent and ever so mature individual. Seriously edge lord saying rude things just for attention is a little dumb and maybe you should do something more productive
This is a real thing too. They're all over mythologies in different places. They're even spoken of in modern times, put as urban legends. But they're real as fuck.
@@Jeffk1 yes but there ability to regrow made that mostly negligible. There were a pretty good build for players that wanted to play calm and long-term, but only until humans learned to craft and later unlocked the chainsaw. That was basically the end of many tree builds and now less and less players choose to play them because trees usually get abused by humans for quick xp
@@Jeffk1 Lets not forget about some of the more... interesting builds. The Tree of Heaven, able to regenerate its entire self unless all traces of it are removed, including after being cut down. The Birdcatcher Tree, able to trap new avian players and kill them, getting free exp from their decomposition. The Tumbleweed, which carries its own seeds in its dead corpse. The numerous amount of carnivorous plants (Venus Flytrap, Tropical Pitcher, Cape Sundew, Hydnora, Bladderwort) which are able to kill smaller insect builds (some of the larger ones even being able to kill small mammals and birds). The Strangler Fig, who seeks out trees and slowly sucks at their hp until the tree dies. The African Acasia, which is able to communicate with other African Acasia to make their leaves poisonous, and also can have a symbiotic relationship with an army of ants who will attack anyone who comes near. The Touch-Me-Not, with an ability similar to that of the turtle, snail, or armadillo builds. Just to name a few. As well as one of the most OP abilities in the game, able to get free xp during the day period with no need to hunt or graze, as well as absorb more xp from the ground. It is a damn shame that plants are so underrated, mostly by players who would rather play a fast and action packed game. Plants require more strategy, are harder to get into, and are more about spawning new plants than about survival, so the community pretty much ignores them, seeing them as free loot if at all. Same with fungi, but for some reason the animal players seem to find those at least somewhat more interesting.
@@tyrannus00 Sadly trees get less and less viable the more humans invest in technology and expansion. Nowadays a lot of them are just NPC bots that were generated when the humans took over an area, grow in lines and waiting to be cut down, so that the humans can plant more. The worst thing to ever happen to plant players was when the humans discovered agriculture.
"If you ever find yourself fully spec-ing into the role of an amphibian, you may want to reconsider how your spending your evolution points." I feel personally attacked.
Ah don't worry about it, i've been playing a amphibian build for 300 years now, as long as you speck into high life expectancy and avoid danger you can get to human level intelligence!
You can really see how much the game has improved. The graphics were way worse but with the new mammal expansion pack it adds a hole new perspective. All do respect to the game devs cause the dinosaur experience was certainly thrilling. As much as it would be fun to see a whole dino in the current version would be, I can clearly see how a more specialized/diverse play experience would be more efficient.
as he states these are documentaries most are serca 2000-2012 so the graphics can be really bad but games have a higher standard for instance the isle go check it out the health bars and various editing giving game graphics is a damn good touch however as we have known since 2014 spinosaurus is a quadraped
As a crow main yall are cool. Saw one when interacting with the "zoo" structure. That trunk threw me off guard, it's a way better weapon than expected.
As a Dragon player in a fangame, I really wish my favorite class would be modded into vanilla gameplay, it would literally make me the happiest player in the game.
@@poser.3389 I'm not saying the dragon class has to come with fire breathing, it would be cool, but I would be happy enough with just a big reptile that can fly with its wings, even if it's like a wyvern that has wings for arms instead of a classic dragon with 4 legs and 2 wings, coz wyverns would be more realistically able to fly than classic dragons. Though if a dragon build would ever be modded into the game, it would make more sense if it was a small wyvern, probably with hollow bones like birds (and bats? do bats have hollow bones too?), and big wings, probably about the size of an eagle or something, maybe even smaller. A possible way to add the firebreath ability could be to copypaste the bombardier beetle's Stink Cloud ability but insert the stink glands into the mouth of the wyvern instead of the rear, so it can spray a blue acid stinky cloud from its mouth similar to how a spitting cobra sprays venom from its fangs. Of course, this would probably result in the Bad Breath debuff, but perhaps the insides of the dragon's mouth could have a slime coating of sorts that protects it from damage by its own attack. One possibility is also to copypaste birds' inability to taste capsaicin, which allows them to eat spicy foods without problem, and that could be a component in the dragon's breath ability, while it would be unable to taste the spiciness itself and thus not be bothered by its own spicy, stinky, acidic breath. And since they would be small, there would definitely be predators trying to grief them, and that's what the breath ability is for: self defense. I imagine they would mostly feed on fish and small mammals and birds, and fight raptors and medium-sized builds like foxes, cats and wolves over territory, the biggest prey they would be able to take down might be hares, or deer if they are social builds that live in flights (obviously a group of dragons would be called a flight). Dragons would be so interesting to mod into the game, to both feel like dragons and at the same time not completely ruin the meta, by making realistic traits that could work.
BoojumFed Okay so I remember a farside from years ago that talked about this. Thagomizer was named for poor Thag (cave man hunter, its farside the comic strip, not actual science) who got one shotted by the ol steggy tail. Is that really where this comes from? I could google but the ensuing conversation would be more enjoyable. Y'all are awesome!!!!! I love you Tierzoo!!! and thanks to OP boojumFed.
@@chucksolutions4579 It _is_ ! Farside had/ has a huge following in academia (all those comics making fun of stupid scientists go over really well for all but the most obnoxiously stuck up scientists, I guess) and the stegosaurus's tail spikes never had an official term (outside of 'the stegosaurus's spikey tail'), so 'Thagomizer' has been creeping into academic papers and documents ever since. Gary Larson (Farside creator) also has a species of louse and a species of South American butterfly named after him, too!
@@chucksolutions4579 Yep. Bunch of cavemen in a lecture hall with one at the projector pointing out the thagomizer...named after the late Thag Simmons.
@@reptile_loki what the hell are u talkign about LMAO, megladons bite force is 40000 pounds per square inch while trex's is 8000. Megalodon could bite a whale in half .
65 Million Years Ago. T-Rex: Yo look its a shooting star Raptor: Make a wish T-Rex: I wish we were all dead haha .. ... .... Raptor: Yo that shit look kinda close
The problem with the rex is that he's a "mini-maxing" strategy : everything was put into a single attack move (the bite attack), leaving everything else aside. It proved effective as it gave him the most powerful bite ever seen, and unlocked "bone-crushing", but some evolution points could've been better spent. Besides, he had a terrible matchup against a lot of builds in his Era : with hadrosaurs vanishing from the Meta during Cretacious the T-rex only had tank builds left to prey upon, like Triceratops, Ankylosaurus, etc... Or small speedy builds, like Pachycephalosaurus, and he wasn't optimised to take down any of them easily : too slow to catch the small prey (and they wouldn't give him much XP anyway), but no reliable way of taking down tanks easily. A T-rex had as many chances of killing it's prey as he had to die trying to do so 1v1, and for a predator it can be problematic
@Dieter Gaudlitz The thing is : T-rex favorite meal, Edmontosaurus, disappeared long before the end of the cretaceous (or at least we haven't discovered fossils more recent than 70 million years ago). Which means that at one point : the T-rex lost access to his favorite meals. As for "Why do I assume T-rex would've attacked them alone?". For the same reason that you assume that they always attacked in pack : fossil records. There are many evidences of T-rex sustaining injuries delivered by triceratops's horns (as well as ankylosaurus of course). Injuries that, in some cases, were lethal to the animal. If they ALWAYS attacked in pack, these type of injuries wouldn't be observed, as there would be no reason for a rex to attack the triceratops head-on and exposing himself to the horns. So, same as triceratops were mainly solitary but sometimes could form small herds, I believe T-rex was mainly solitary but could also form packs, especially in the end of their reign where prey were much harder to take down. So there were probably more cases of T-rex trying to hunt triceratops alone than doing so in packs, especially knowing, as you said, that their social structure was very basic
Its kinda pay2win but if you shell out 4.99 you can upgrade your T. Rex into the Indominus Rex which is so ridiculously broken that it isnt even included on the tier list.
I remember in the cretaceous expansion the devs had a lot of trouble designing the Spinosaurus hitbox, and because the models for most of the dinosaurs can't be found in the files in later builds, nobody knows what the official model actually looked like, and we only have the animation rigs to go off of.
As a woman who is currently getting her degree in studying the older metas (Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and early Cenozoic), I must say you did your research. I would however shuffle a few around. Specifically the ceratopsian group and allosaurus group. I’d most likely put them in A tier. Ceratopsians spent a lot of points on two things. The horn attack and the peck attack. Their beaks, while not their first line of defense, were actually quite powerful, with evidence being shown that they could actually break the bones of certain smaller carnivores, with the best known example being the screenshot of a protoceratops class of the ceratopsian build having its beak around the freshly broken arm of a velociraptor class of the dromeosaurid build. Granted the velociraptor class has its claw in the protoceratops class, but it seemed like the protoceratops class of the ceratopsian build could hold its own. Sadly, we were not able to see the end of the battle, as the environment around them glitched, causing a sand dune to clip into the velociraptor class and the protoceratops class and suffocate them. Another possible advantage the ceratopsian build had was herd tactics. There have been a few pieces of data found that show that a lot of certain ceratopsian classes died in one place at a similar time, though we do not know the circumstances behind this nor can we tell if these are coincidences. Allosaurus, while not the strongest of the carnivorous faction, were quite specialized, placing a lot of evolution points into a rather high mobility stat and developing their bite attack to do a lot of damage in as little time as possible. They also may have employed the use of a team strategy, which would amplify their stats
I think they've been put in low tiers in comparison to builds from different metas. As in if tyrannosaurus and allosaurus were in play at the same time, tyrannosaurus would be dominant.
@@josephscott373 tyrannosaur were build for fighting and ambush attack while the allosaurus were build for hunting and chasing target hence its high class mobility.
Yeah but if you got no good defensive strategy, all a high respawn rate does is allow predators to eat more of your playerbase. Rabbits have the highest respawn rate on land but I don't think anyone would argue that they are top tier in any way. Just managing to survive and dominating the meta are two very different things.
@@sykens587 fruit fly. Can they survive? Sure. But it's a relative ranking system, and it isnt based purely on survival; it also relies on min/maxing or lack thereof and the result of evolution in its environment.
@@jankatozden5928 What do you mean no stats? They have great mobility and power for their weight class as well as fairly good stealth. Although most of that power comes from them teaming up with bacterias and viruses. Also they are worth almost no xp which, as Tierzoo explained in his sloth video, is actually a really big advantage. Insect eaters basically only eat mosquitos when they can't catch anything else.
nope, the Spinosaurus wasn't really viable, like, ever... even it's mode of mobility (knuckle walking) is inefficient. Spinosaurus players just specced into the wrong traits. Do not fret, however, for this happens to the best of us (just look at humans that took the ''Conspiracy theorist'' prestige class)
Meteor has 0% intelligence, 250% speed, 1000% power and 10000% health. Definitely if devs added atleast 10% intelligence to the meteor, who knows meteor might fall in groups, or just splitting a part of itself to wipe out it's meta competitors.
This tier list really needs an update in light of recent advances in paleontology. The fact that dinosaurs here are all depicted more like featherless reptiles rather than of typically feathered therapods they were is the most glaring.
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This, tbh. Spinosaurus carved out a niche for itself instead of trying to spec into the same build as it's rival, Charcharodontosaurus. Due to that, the two almost never interacted. It should have been ranked higher ecological pressures aside.
Yeah spino data shows it could killed large meat eaters but we don't have any idea what it bite Force was and it had claws also there's the other spino build Giantic something that's was the biggest meat eating Dinosaur
@@clarissasmith9599 actually spinos could barely defend itself against other meat eaters because spino is a fish eater and its teeth weren't designed to penetrate other Dinosaurs *THICC* skin
Another thing to note about Therizinosaurus is that its claws were fragile. They were really meant to act as salad servers for digging up plants and roots, but they doubled as somewhat helpful combat weapons, just not as much as the specialized claws of something like a velociraptor with its toe claws.
You cant possibly be a single human. Youre a group of people commenting. There is no person that can come up with top tier comments under every 2nd video there is on this planet
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To anyone wondering why the graphics of Outside looked different back then, it's because you could only record your gameplay by putting a camera in front of the screen
Acctually, the spinosaurus should be moved up because of its crocodile-like teeth being very high damaging in later updates, and its speed stat was high enough to catch unwary pteradon mains. It also hat pretty long arms for a dino build.
Great content as always. Some new anatomical research into the size of muscle connection points suggests that T-rex arms were actually pretty buff, and Deinonychus' (and family's) large claws weren't strong enough to slash. I think that might be enough to switch the tiers on those two.
Speculations I've read about T rex arms: - used to lift up after sleeping - used to stabilize and anchor while boning - used in combat between males to lock and push each other, as biting would've been too dangerous - used by females to dig nests for eggs
Broadbull, Enabler of Uncounted Combos argonians are trees? Wut? You mean to tell me those clearly reptilian bois from the elders scrolls are actually just trees
Random T. rex Raptors most likely did not pack up and hunt together. Maybe the smaller ones like Velociraptor, but definitely not Dakotaraptor or Utahraptor.
Dr. Coyote That paper had a number of false assumptions; it’s based on the false premise family groups (which raptors did not have) are a requirement for pack hunting, but many current builds show this isn’t actually the case, so pack hunting is still viable for raptors.
I do think Tyrannosaurus deserves a higher spot its phenomenal sense of smell and hearing allowed it to track animals for miles it also had particularly efficient movement allowing it to out-last all of it’s prey. Not to mention there high intellect we have proof they had very developed brains and fossils of multiple tyrannosaurus of different age’s hanging around each other before a flash flood. Heavily hinting towards their lifestyle in small groups
@@caldw615 they are the largest theropod of all time and the apex predator of the Hell Creek formation. They have the most powerful jaws of any terrestrial animal and acute senses. I think this should say it all.
@@caldw615 untrue, the evolution of the dinosaurs led to the Rex for a reason. Put it in almost any point in history that is similar to his environment he evolved in and he will dominate.
Also I'm pretty sure Troodon is not a real dinosaur, I read an article saying it's like the bronto apatosaur predicament so he needs to redo this list as well
i'd say solid c tier now with what some old players are saying. most say that their claws and arm strength would cut through your hp often being able to take down deinosuchus.
Havn't reached that point in the video yet but the term Thagomizer was coined in a newspaper comic somewhere where a collection of flintstones style cavemen name it in loving memory of the recently deceased "Thag"
Also that scene where the Thagomizer impales a poor dinosaur's groin is based on actual solid fossil evidence that some poor dino got nut shot with those spikes.
Hadrosaurs like Edmontosaurus Regalis were perfectly viable, even against T. Rex. In addition, the devs reworked the Allosaurus, so its teeth were sharp enough to not need a ton of bite force, but its bite force was way higher than a lion’s, only a little weaker than most other predators. Allosaurus’s claws were also very effective, and it employed a strat similar to hawks, where it grappled its prey then ripped and tore. Almost everything you said about the T. Rex has been reworked, so it can take on heavily armored enemies, was faster, and better at ambushing thanks to binocular like vision and foot pads.
Food/nutrients: "Experience" Gestation period: "Respawn timer" Giant goddamn meteor: "Balance patch" The highly specific gaming terminology is the best part of this channel.
@@olatunbosunajagun9705 "you're already playing it" ok, but really it's not a game he's talking about life. In his channel description he typed that he's trying to make gamers interested in zoology.
Cause it doesn't make sense. Oh you're on top of the food chain, nothing can attack and kill you, everything is scared of you, you're thriving in your time but nope. Anky is A tier and Trike is B tier. Holup. Wasnt trikes biggest weakness getting overrun? Same as Anky. Oh lord.
@@OneThiccSamurai-vn5se the thing is that the triceratops was far more vulnerable than an ankylosaur, as it takes far more effort to flip one over, than it does to attack the weak point of the triceratops.
@@cjstrashvideoemporium6484 My money is that it won't be a full ban, but most human players will get a game over when they're put on hard mode. Those with the Money, Power, or Luck powerups will probably be fine.
updated dino tier list F tier - D tier - camptosaurs and dryosaurs C tier - coelophysis: they were one of the first dinosaurs introduced to the game. They were small slender bipedal carnivores. They earn this spot for their survivability being able to outcompete synapsids bringing the dinosaurs to their glory. Stegosaurus: stegosaurs mostly focused on high defense and offense and thus had to sacrifice their other stats namely intelligence and mobility. Its back plates reduced the chance ofa crit from attackers and could be flushed with blood to raise their intimidation. Their tale spikes which were given the name thagomizer from the community had one of the highest crit chances in game. Though they were relatively safe in a one on one they still lost when being mobbed by mid tier carnivores. B tier - spinosaurus: It is a specialist which invested in aquatic features allowing them to rule the rivers of their time. It was the longest theropod and had many unique abilities such as paddle tail, electroreception and sharp conical teeth to aid in capturing fish. This creature also cohabited with carcharadontosaurus and since they hunted different prey, mostly just lived alongside them. Hadrosaurs : These builds are often overlooked for their simplistic playstyles, however they were quite an effective build. You see hadrosaurs such as parasauralophus and lambeosaurs were large enough that they did not have to worry about attacks from smaller predators, only being threatened by mid tier carnivores. Even then they could simply rely on their mobility to escape. Some builds such as edmontosaurus grew as large as Trex making them difficult to take on. Triceratops: These were the premiere tank builds of the late cretaceous, sporting both high attack and defense along with decent mobility. Their only predators were giant carnivores builds such as Trex. Their main drawback came from low intelligence. While juveniles moved around in small groups adults were mostly solitary Dromeosaurs: These group of theropods opted to forego gigantism and opted for a build centered around mobility and damage. most notably they had one sickle claw on each foot allowing them to perform a special move known as raptor prey restraint allowing them to gain exp without actually defeating the oponent. While larger builds such as the utahraptor were dominant, they could not take on the more larger builds in the meta. A tier - Allosaurus: These were the top predators of the jurassic sporting high damage and mobility. They were quite fast in short bursts of speed making ambushing other players an easy feat. they had relatively low bite force compared to other high tiers but they made up for it with their powerful necks enabling them to rip out chunks from other players. Often times allo players would come together in loose gangs to take down high level prey items such as an already wounded sauropod player. Therizinosaurus: These players from the theropod faction opted to spend all their evolution points on the claw skill tree providing them the largest claws in the game. Unlike every other theropod they opted to become herbivores. This made it so that they did not have to compete with other predators for food and were extremely good at defending themselves. Though vulnerable to attacks from multiple sides they made a succesful build that no one expected Carcharadontosaurus: These theropods opted for powerful grasping claws and serrated teeth. Their plan of attack was to bleed out their prey. This was aided by their sharp teeth which were designed like blades designed to slice apart flesh. Ankylosaur: These tanks builds essentially took all the stats of stegosasurs and cranked them to extremes. Their armor could stop all manner of attacks and their tail clubs could shatter bone. Though not a perfect defense as they were still vulnerable if flipped, ankylosaurs were a strong build, definitely above average. S tier - T.rex: These apex predators towered over their competition during the cretaceous meta dominating the north american server. It had the most devastating bite attack in the whole game able to one shot most mid and even some high tier's. They had small arms which were useless in combat but aided in making Trex more agile as it could turn faster than other theropods its size. While not the fastest dinosaur, being only slightly faster than a human they make up for it with their amazing endurance, allowing them to chase prey over long distances. T.rex was so dominant that during its reign there were no other predators even close to its size in its region. The next largest predators being dakotaraptors which were a fifteenth of its size. They were also one of the smartest dinosaurs which was rewarded with them possessing broken hearing, smell and one of if not the best sense of sight in terrestrial servers. They also had high defense as their robust build made them excellent at PVP which they needed during territorial fights. All this makes it a true S tier Sauropods: The true titans of the Mesozoic, these behemoths were the largest dinosaur builds of all time and by extension the largest terrestrial build of all time. They had the maximum HP for a terrestrial build and were untouchable when moving in herds. These builds size gave them an advantage against stealth builds and possessed the most devastating move in game, their stomp attack which could one shot any other build of its time. They did have low mobility and the food required to sustain them always had them on the move. While not invincible as they could still get taken down, they were mostly untouched by many predator builds. Their early game was difficult as sauropods tended to lay hundreds of eggs and not care for low level players but once they reached high levels they were virtually untouchable making them S tier
Nice one, I like it 👍 Even though, I think campto and dryo should be in D: I consider F to be something like "this thing doesn't do anything good and will go extinct soon"
I think Trex is A tier, it was usually scared off by trikes and ankylosaurids, not to mention sauropods There is only one genus that deserves S tier, those are sauropods
S: Unstoppable force and immoveable object. A: Improvement over the original. B: Brute Strength. C: Better equipment. D: Overspecialized. F: Lack of defensive capabilities.
Applies to games as well. Actually functioning tanks are the best you can get, being 2 spots over a DPS (Since all games are overloaded with damage anyways), and being completely lacking in any form of durability or defensive skill makes you worthless.
@@Imaxxacre1 Control is SS tier human levels of play. Each game has their own word for it - control, bard, crafter, support - anything that manipulates the environment (be it social or physical) is OP as heck. I would argue that S and A tiers usually involve mobility and intelligence - pack animals, snipers, migrating birds, dolphins. In LOL terms, they would be the gankers. The closest to a defense build in the A tier would be a carry that it is extremely difficult to deny. The long neck dinosaurs are only B tier to me, as their defense comes at the cost of mobility and an enormous appetite. The combination of being very limited in how fast you can move, what terrain you can move across, and how often you need huge quantities of food, must have made starvation a far greater threat than any predator could be. I'm not saying that all other strategies are bad - just the opposite. Team play is where it's at. The SS class human build wouldn't be where it is today if it weren't for the help of "mid tier" builds such as the mobility speck'd horses, the damage/mobility/perception of canines, or even the "low tier" grazing animals built purely for metabolic efficiency - such as sheep and cows.
I see specialisation as a mixed package. Spinosaurs took it so that by hanging around water they were unlikely to have any competition save for anything that might be lurking in the water (which clearly wasn't much if evolution took them that way). But at the same time, if you rely to heavily on it you run the risk of losing your niche and not being able to reach evolution's survival gear shop before there's death's jaw round your neck. I think the spinosaurs would have been better off if the Baryonychinae fared better as they seemed to have more terrestrial adaptations which may have helped.
only intellectuals would know ,we geniuses look only into trustworthy sources.I know of a documentary called "dinosaur train" ,only people with 3000 iq can understand its complexity and deep lore.
"No actual combat abilities" I hate how hadrosaurs are always seen as moble hamburgers. Hadrosaurs weren't that easy to eat , they could've tail whipped, kicked, outsized, or out ran their predators, just look at horses or moose.....
ah yes, the sauropod strat:
Plan A: be really big, if that fails
Plan B: have allies who are just as big
Basic, but it works.
Until a pack of mapusaurus comes along to turn you into a mobile meat generator.
@@robbiejames1540 i doubt it. even lions rarely mess with elephants. and if they do, they only target the young small elephant.
Giganotosaurus mains send their regards
Giant Dad build never fails
Triceratops: Good defense, but not smart enough for A Tier
Ankylosaurus: Is even dumber, *but is also invincible*
Smh
Its armor is dummy thicc
Hey, who needs brains when you got a literal hammer attached to your tail?
No matter how dumb you are, when your offence is A tier and your defense is S tier, you are extremely unlikely to be killed.
Well... why would you need brains for an almost omni-directional defence? And why would you develop a solely forward defence if you have no brains to aim it with?
The saddest thing in growing up is that nobody asks you which dinosaur is your favourite anymore
Very very true! Kids these days think dinosaurs are for little kids and cringe. As a middle schooler it’s especially difficult being a dinosaur fan
Which dinosaur is your favorite?? Mine is spino.
@@Lord_of_Proboscidea and yours?
@@parden3743 Mine is good ol Ankylo. Tough, giant boi and to me seems to be, like, the anti carnivore. Like, it's like this big ol boy came into being just to piss off Carnivore mains. "You wanna bite into my flesh or surprise attack me? Eh, fuck you buddy, I have a literal back shield, I smelled ya from a mile away, and I have *A FUCKING BRICK* connected to my tail. This is pretty much overkill. Get fuck'd."
@@Lord_of_Proboscidea I can relate to you so much when I was in secondary school everyone made fun of me for loving dinosaurs that I had lost Interest in them but that’s when years later I got back into them.
I honestly really want a remake of this one. Some of these facts feels outdated today and the possibility of new contenders would be interesting
Based
A revision on Spinosaurus is much needed!
Agreed. I think the choice for F tier was unfair as well. I feel like one of the D tiers should have been swapped with the f. Since that f tier one actually didn't sound awful. I have heard stories about people who have ran it and had a positive play experience. So perhaps it isn't so bad?
@@Katonato Spino wasn't F
@@Stofferex talking about dryosaurus and camptosaurous
Sometimes I miss the simple days of being an ankylosaur main. You never had to think, just eat and club.
And on a bad day get flipped over by a dino and get belly rubs.
or get sliced in the head and die in 1 shot
No thinking, just eat and club? Sounds like the Butabi brothers.
I prefer carchar it was easy to survive
*reproduction has entered the chat*
Everybody gangsta until a sauropod goes bipedal.
My puny brain can handle such inhuman knowledge
Oh no.
Right?
why is no one talking about the zelda reference
Kkkkkkkk real
When the only counterplay option for your build is “kill it while its young” I thing you have a good build
Solid build ...so strong that only weakness they have is only in their juvenile stage
Same for humans
Cause of abort lol
Although you get killed while you are still on aloading screen, so you can just restart basically imediatly so it's not that bad
@@fgdbbddhhdhdj1591 Abortion isn't that bad. For one, you haven't even started your playthrough yet so you can simply restart with ease. On top of that, you do not need to worry about any trauma or damage that would otherwise come to the mother player.
@@donaldbaird7849 not to mention that if they aborted, it was probably because they knew they couldn't use the parenting skill properly and didn't want to screw over a teammate....
Ankylosaurus: is vulnerable to being flipped over or having its belly attacked
Also Ankylosaurus: I'm going to dig a defensive position just to deny you both of those options
*"I am fortifying this position"*
- Rogal dornosaurus
What about the legs?
trench warfare.
Great dinosaur War
95731918 BC - 95731914BC
i'm also vulnerable to being flipped over and having my belly attacked :3
Zhukov burying his tanks at Kursk
Wait, what?
"They banned the dinosaurs because the meta was getting stale"
*laughs nervously in human*
Give it a couple 10,000 years dude
Pretty sure the human would kill the devs too
@@iamthepersonwhoasked5639 human mains are griefing the server owner's house in the USA server so yeah
@@overheaven8684 yup the are attacking their own server
@@overheaven8684 looks like the new leader finally got hold of it i hate the american server anyways i actually hoped that server would collapse and me as in asian server would have no problem with it if anything i would enjoy that server collapsing
when I see gameplay from this period, I can appreciate how much better the graphics have gotten in the game
The game sucks now. They sacrificed actual gameplay for graphics. The meta now is to just main humans and spam intelligence points
@@sewer_dog2096 charisma is more important as human player
the graphics were way better in the dino periods. especially the vegetation and landscape. The monitors it was being displayed on was the limiting feature.
@TataKing its the 8-bit version of UR Mom. its very old now but a ton a dudes still play it, sometimes in co-op mode.
Get out 🤣 you're fired
Tierzoo, may I suggest making a video where you showcase the best and worst player bases for each stat? Like the best and worst intelligence, the best and worst power, the best and worst defense, etc.?
(I've commented this before, but I wanted to make sure you see it. Sorry for my persistence :P)
Well, we already know the highest Intelligence build in the game is human
Maybe organize it into some sorta tier list
@@liamwhite3522 I believe you mean, mice, dolphins and then humans at number trhee
clandestin011 no humans are first
@@mcjames7322 I don't know about that, they seem to forget to bring a towel awfully often.
Man, those were the days, I played on the ocean sever, also known as "the forgotten server" - some crazy things went down there, a friend of mine hacked the server and got this weird double row of teeth on his Mosasaurus, the Devs just didn't care. :D
That sounds like a crazy glitch, must have been pretty op
Hey I was there holy cap that was fun
@@Voidmaster999 yeah i played it too...bruh it gobbled up an entire t-rex in one bite
Yeah man I knew this guy who took it really crazy and kinda bend his whole bottom jaw into a circle it was weird times man.
Didn't really play much in those days, everyone was super tryhard-ish and sweaty and if you went on the mic there'd be no words, just constant screaming and yelling. I kinda just picked Isopod and went super deep in the ocean trying to get that neat little achievement "Go to Australia" without actually needing to be there, you just need to be on the other half of the planet you spawned at, so I really just went super deep underwater, found this map called the Marinara Trenchitus, was one of the top 100 to get this achievement.
I think the devs only banned the dinosaurs for spamming the same sound effect in the chat over and over again
well it was that but also because a lot were fucking hacking. the game was actually unplayable for anyone besides them smh
Wish they'd ban dogs for the same reason.
@@artman40 and bugs
@@artman40 lmao
@@whatis112-s2i especially bugs
I don't know, this TierList seems way outdated.
Prehistoric even.
Ha ha....
XD
All joking aside i have to agree, Allosaurus was more powerful in my opinion than a B tier, and Utahraptor..? Maybe the most op Dinosaur was Utahraptor as it hunted in packs and was MASSIVE compared to most pack hunters (i guess besides T. Rex, but i think forcing your child to distract an opponent while you kill it is a little cheap), and it could jump with the giant toe hooks attributed to Velociraptor Deinonychus, which earns it a very powerful and dangerous spot IMO
Of course, this is the internet, since when did opinions matter
Take my like and get out
Yeah, it is though. Triceratops is actually just a low level Torosaurus in disguise, Tyrannosaurus' scavenger playstyle is probably a myth, Spino's bit dated.
The Land Before Time was the story of a roaming underleveled gank squad grinding out XP during 'The Great Earthshake' community event and had to contend with a particularly vicious Tyrannosaurus main named 'Sharptooth'.
It's a shame the main character turned out to be a hoax and the class wasn't real.
Poor Ducky
@phantomspaceman oh did you not hear? Some guy was looking through the files and actually found the class listed as something that existed at one point. Kind of annoying the devs never say much when it comes to stuff like this though... would really clear up a lot of stuff ya know?
Fun fact: the "Bee Hummingbird" is a class still around in the current patch that is referred to as "the world's smallest dinosaur."
yeah
When a T rex loses an arm
"Oh no, anyways"
They might as well have no arms and it wouldn’t make a difference to their performance
@@bigrigx They might have been better without. Less protrusions to bite on for the adversary.
@@AriaFromMahabre have you seen a Carnotaurus! You can barley see their arms!
tis but a scratch!"
@Asher VanTassell bruh no how can they do that if their body is that big
Stegosaurus: Who are you?
Anklyosaurus: I'm you but better.
@@sriramn1809 and i'm somehow 90 million years younger than you and i'm still your father.
AARP
@@Annziyoand zadrugay0utube
Stegosaurus: Daniel
Ankylosaurus: the cooler Daniel
Stegosauruos: Who're you?
Ankylosaurus: I'm you when you reach level 36
Remember when you can spam click your tail attack and gigantism was the main strategy of the community ?
_Ah, Those were the days_
Bro now everyone's using insect builds and imagine the most op build is a build in where you have to trust your intelligence and other players
Man this game sucks now
Those where good times
they should add anky back this game sucks now
humans are awful and make playing as animal not fun, and to top it off they got rid of doedicurus which made the game bad again
@@vinhloitieu9341 man what u talking about? the modern strats are fantastic!
remember when we used the dinosaurs before they were banned?
Okay, but this list DOES need a slight update. New datamining has concluded that the Spinosaurus strategy was actually quite different, and was much more heavily aquatic than earlier deep dives revealed. In that case, that means that the Spinosaurus build should be higher tier- if it was specifically adapted to an aquatic playstyle and stayed within aquatic zones, it would have been much more viable.
Not to mention trike party limit being raised
No, this list needs to be completely re-done. It’s clear that there is very little actual information. A lot of it is misconceptions and misinformation
And the Troodon is no longer a valid genus
Probably B tier,it’s flaws on land limit it,although A tier wouldn’t make me mad,I am a spino fan,even if I was an ankylo main back then
and basically everything coming out about the t rex would easily make it a s tier
Parents: Life is not a game son
TierZoo: Observe
Gian Capulong not only am I the first reply this comment is fucking gold it needs more likes
Lol
When has any parent said that but still quite funny
TierZoo: HA I can make it a game
@Gian Capulong I personally think TierZoo is god
14:53 Diplodocus is so OP it managed to score a round-the-world hit.
yeah really. waita abuse the screen rap amiright
this comment is under appreciated
also with max saddle i can tank heavys EZ lol
lmao
Ali-A: it's a dipolocolosus
Tier zoo *has near death experienced and wakes up
Doctor "so what was it like?"
Tier zoo " I met the devs"
fricking epic joke, you glorious little egg
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This had me dying. Bravo good sir.
here take my frickin like
Oh no he knows kill him again Bois don't use the revive ability
While this is one of my favorite videos by TierZoo being a Dino lover myself, I think this one definitely deserves a remake. Given all the new information that came out after its release that would drastically change the tier, but as well as addressing some of the things that were already inaccurate when this video was made. Probably the most notable being that Allosaurus "axe jaw" hunting method, raptors pack hunting to take down massive prey, and Troodon being a nomen dobium. (And Hadrosaurs kinda got done dirty)
Yeah! Adult edmontosaurus were larger than tyrannosaurus. Tyrannosaurus wouldn't have even tried to kill an adult edmontosaurus!
And spinosaurus was more for an aquatic life style meaning it wasnt so similar to the jp3 spino.
Not to mention the Tyrannosaurus has more tricks than were stated here. Quiet walking and sharp senses and so forth.
And hadrosaurs are POWERFUL!
Tier Zoo: *puts Spinosaurus in D tier*
Spinosaurus Fans: So you have chosen death
YES. Because his info and logic were dumb af. It was the largest terrestrial and aquatic predator in its area, and dominated every challanger there. But somehow he got "bodied" actual clown 🤡
Puts crocadilians S tier
Puts spinosaurus D tier
I used to body people with spinosaurus if you use him right you could destroy anyone but man puts him at D tier patch 1.3.1 was litterally made to nerf spinosaurus they broke the game but they only D tier
That's how I feel too. Spinosaurus had aquatic specializations but it wasn't as flawed as Tier Zoo thinks it was. It was big enough to steal kills from most other predators in its area when need be and was an even match for the Carchorodonts, I should know, I played as a Spinosaurus and did well as I supplemented my diet with stolen kills when need be.
@@girlgarde Yeah same lol. I played with spinosaurus ALOT. (khm i researched it) and it was literally unmatched on its turf. It dominated the water and dominated the land. Quite simply it was well rounded af. Had serrated and connical teeth with a solid 3 ton bite force, it had size height, length and weight surpassing any known carnivorous dinosaur, also those god damn strong af claws and arms which did most the damage. It was surprisingly really fast because of its size and intelligent. Spino deserves S or A tier 100%
I was sad but i understand lol spino weak but he big and thicc :D
Therapist: human troodon isn’t real, he can’t hurt you.
Human troodon: 14:06
its very disturbing
@@takashi.mizuiro extremely disturbing
Yeah wtf
We would too be disturbing if aliens saw us
Those are alpha draconians aliens or the reptilian aliens.
You can't teach me anything, I've already seen Dinosaur Train.
deez nuts I see you are an intellectual
Huzzah! A man of quality!
Oh my god, I completely forgot about that show, that show was awesome.
Dear ol' Mrs. Ptaranadon!
We’re gonna riiiiiide the dinosaur train.
Games + zoology = superior youtube channel
Their information on hadrosaurs and raptors was completely incorrect. They use clips from “Jurassic fight club”.
They are not educated in paleontology in the slightest. This video was not an informative work, do not view it as such.
@@Average_Drone yup i know, not so sure if the other vids are accurate but am farely certain they are,
@@mailstorminurbox they have a few minor mistakes which is Normal. Most of this video is absolute nonsense.
@@Average_Drone true lol, a lot of dinosaur media is sadly
@@Average_Drone give him a break bruh he tried his best. its not easy getting accurate info about animals from millions of years ago who we only have a few fossils of.
1:02 Ah yes, my favorite dinosaur. The Boeing 737-900.
Sweddy Well, at least it isn't Bazeulgeuse.
Mine is the moose
This shit just made my day. Thank you.
😂
It is rumoured that the top examples of the 737 species could fly for up to 5000 miles before they needed to touch the ground and feed to regain their strength. Truly amazing!
"The meta was getting stale."
*foreshadows nuclear war*
No, he showed the asteroid impact 65 million years ago.
Human's will be the only species that made the other meta's their bitch and then patched themselves out after it got stale.
Devs are probably entertained and pleasantly surprised: "looks like this is going to sort itself out this time, how about that?"
@@z3dar I don't know man, the devs are also working on the climate change balance patch and that makes me a bit nervous...
@@ΓιάννηςΜ-ζ8ζ But so far the dev is actually work in the opposite
It's not really stale. Humans are on top for a short amount of time while Dinosaurs were there over 100 million years.
Boy, did the comments about Spino not being aquatic age poorly.
I actually like the idea of the dinosaur being aquatic based, however, the poor thing still has a long way to go before we could discover it’s true form
Yeah now that they had a tadpole like tail
Dellinger also newly published paper suggesting evidence that raptors were solitary animals because of the food they ate changing to be bigger as they got older
i was looking for one of these comments...
Spino are semi-aquatic, so only aged semi-poorly
doubt B tier does T.rex justice
to start off they had absurdly a overpowered sense of smell, sight and hearing perhaps one of the greatest in game. They were also quite intelligent and had an enlarged cerebrum giving them advanced cognitive abilities. Their eyesight was 6 times better than hawks and could see up to 6 miles.
Their arms were not entirely useless as their small size served a purpose. it reduced excess weight while allowing for a large and heavy head without sacrificing agility needed to hunt its prey. they had powerful jaws which could kill many low or even mid-level dinos in a single hit. Their speed was slightly more than that of an average human but in exchange they were endurance runners capable of chasing prey over large distances with ease. They were also built like tanks with thick muscles and were more than capable of surviving bites from other rexes during territorial skirmishes. the main reason for a higher spot is that they were some of the few animals to create a carnivore gap as trexes served every other niche available during different stages in their life. the only other carnivores were small dromeosaurs which were 1/20th their size
I feel the same with coelophysis they are a tier
most large carnivores have small hand too t rex hand are not weak they just too small to use if you wanna see small and pathetic arm look at carnotaurus
He has a point in that the T-Rex is 100% reliant on the bite and can be countered by heavy armour or blunt attack force, but they were still extremely successful with an almost unstoppable bite, they're A-Tier minimum.
@@GespenstDesKommunismus most like A+ the sauropod is braindead and unfair for other dino ngl
@@havyduong3676 T-Rex is slightly superior to the Sauropod in intelligence, but the Sauropod also didn't need that much intelligence. They didn't have to hunt nor actively try to evade predators as they could just eat plants and kick off any predator they find. Even if a predator like T-Rex would evade a few tailswings and kicks, one bite could not possibly one hit such a sturdy build like a grown Sauropod, whereas a single Sauropod stomp will knock out the comparatively small and light T-Rex.
Dinosaurs: Start going extinct
Mammals: Its free real estate
@SS Officer of the Third Reich you seem like a very intelligent and ever so mature individual. Seriously edge lord saying rude things just for attention is a little dumb and maybe you should do something more productive
@@herpydepth1204 Don't waste your brain cells just ignore it
Meteors:
Dinosaurs: *"Aight, imma head out"* ✌️
"Lizard people don't exist, they can't hurt you."
Lizard people: 14:06
Yeah, thanks for the nightmare rocket fuel TierZoo!
CURSED
It should have feathers. The dromeosaur family are now believed to all feathered, especially the smaller ones.
This is a real thing too. They're all over mythologies in different places. They're even spoken of in modern times, put as urban legends. But they're real as fuck.
Troodon people
"Documentarys On Curiosity Stream"
Don't you mean Let's Plays?
Roman Minaster the curiosity stream is just like twitch but only with this earth game
@@owenowenowenowen201 Earth Game? I've been calling the game Eden for so long 😂
Roman Minaster But I thought it was called Outside?
@@aionicthunder there are way too many names for this game!
@@romanminaster5180 It's the developer's fault for not properly communicating with the players.
I still love that Thagomizer became the official term.
For those who don't know, it's from a Far Side comic
Damn do I wish to visit the alternate universe where troodons are the top build and Mark Zuckerberg is suspected to be a mammalian.
Oh God, if he looks freaky now I wonder what that universe's mammalian version would look like.
Mark Zuckerberg might be a human lizard!
Yeah, a human! Not a lizard!
Troodon sadly isn't real anymore. If you see a troodon fossil it's either Latenivenatrix mcmasterae or Stenonychosaurus inequalis.
@@peachibread1983 I'm fine with the change.
Plant tier list when!?! The most bodied meta needs to be heard!!! Also, really liked this vid.
Trees were literally invincible for a very long time before things learned to digest and eat them
My guys, this is Tier Zoo(ology), not Tier Botany.
@@Jeffk1 yes but there ability to regrow made that mostly negligible.
There were a pretty good build for players that wanted to play calm and long-term, but only until humans learned to craft and later unlocked the chainsaw. That was basically the end of many tree builds and now less and less players choose to play them because trees usually get abused by humans for quick xp
@@Jeffk1 Lets not forget about some of the more... interesting builds. The Tree of Heaven, able to regenerate its entire self unless all traces of it are removed, including after being cut down. The Birdcatcher Tree, able to trap new avian players and kill them, getting free exp from their decomposition. The Tumbleweed, which carries its own seeds in its dead corpse. The numerous amount of carnivorous plants (Venus Flytrap, Tropical Pitcher, Cape Sundew, Hydnora, Bladderwort) which are able to kill smaller insect builds (some of the larger ones even being able to kill small mammals and birds). The Strangler Fig, who seeks out trees and slowly sucks at their hp until the tree dies. The African Acasia, which is able to communicate with other African Acasia to make their leaves poisonous, and also can have a symbiotic relationship with an army of ants who will attack anyone who comes near. The Touch-Me-Not, with an ability similar to that of the turtle, snail, or armadillo builds. Just to name a few. As well as one of the most OP abilities in the game, able to get free xp during the day period with no need to hunt or graze, as well as absorb more xp from the ground. It is a damn shame that plants are so underrated, mostly by players who would rather play a fast and action packed game. Plants require more strategy, are harder to get into, and are more about spawning new plants than about survival, so the community pretty much ignores them, seeing them as free loot if at all. Same with fungi, but for some reason the animal players seem to find those at least somewhat more interesting.
@@tyrannus00 Sadly trees get less and less viable the more humans invest in technology and expansion. Nowadays a lot of them are just NPC bots that were generated when the humans took over an area, grow in lines and waiting to be cut down, so that the humans can plant more. The worst thing to ever happen to plant players was when the humans discovered agriculture.
14:06 wtf have you brought upon this cursed land
Asking a girl out in elementary school be like.
That walk me struggling to get home from the pub at 3am
never played Chrono Trigger have ya?
Zuckerburg
Sees this comment, wonders what it could be.
Sees the timestamp.
Ahhhhh nooooo
a remaster of this tier list would be amazing. there’s so many unique play styles and abilities, and maybe just focusing on the strangest strategies
"If you ever find yourself fully spec-ing into the role of an amphibian, you may want to reconsider how your spending your evolution points."
I feel personally attacked.
lol
TierZoo hates frogs lol
you should do, nerd
Ah don't worry about it, i've been playing a amphibian build for 300 years now, as long as you speck into high life expectancy and avoid danger you can get to human level intelligence!
Amphibeyan - u identify as the wrong species or sumn?
Love the pixel art animations
Awesome
Also really funny
Yeah, I love that water refraction effect on the spinosaurus.
Same, but they're pretty inaccurate
Evolution: how many attack points do you want?
Trex: yes
Megalodon: Yeeeeees oh baby yes
Evolution: ok but -1
If you could chose your stats you would chose max for every thing.
@BaterMatterYT lol
@@chercheunpseudo6340 but you would be a centimeter long and tall
You can really see how much the game has improved. The graphics were way worse but with the new mammal expansion pack it adds a hole new perspective. All do respect to the game devs cause the dinosaur experience was certainly thrilling. As much as it would be fun to see a whole dino in the current version would be, I can clearly see how a more specialized/diverse play experience would be more efficient.
Props to the camera man who went millions of years ago to film these amazing creatures
Sorry but those are pre recorded gameplays from the earlier versions of the games
@@incrediblea2423 oh ok
@@incrediblea2423 bruh its a joke
@@KinggamerChannel the fact that you are clueless about what I meant.... Yeah I was joking too
@@KinggamerChannel r/whoosh
This is a 16 minute educational video about dinosaurs fighting each other with video game graphics. How can this not be the best video on UA-cam?
Well this is the best channel on you tube both for bio nerds and gamers
as he states these are documentaries most are serca 2000-2012 so the graphics can be really bad but games have a higher standard for instance the isle go check it out the health bars and various editing giving game graphics is a damn good touch however as we have known since 2014 spinosaurus is a quadraped
It's absurdly inaccurate. That's why it's not the best.
@@Annziyo what are you talking about
@@shawmiserix524 op asked "how is this not the best video on youtube?" And my reason is that it's inaccurate
Imagine travelled back in time to visit the dinosaurs then saw a Freddy Krueger wannabe just there eating leaves.
imagine going to sleep and seeing a burned wrinkly Therizinosaurus wannabe murdering children
And imidiately dieing from poisonus atmosphere
@@fgdbbddhhdhdj1591 Why???? How can dinosaurs live in a poisonous atmosphere?? They breathe oxygen too,you know.
He's a vegetarian, but he knows how to cut a bitch if he has to.
JoyphobicOnline Reborn He says immediately dying. Read.
As an Elephant player in the Mammal faction, I really respect the Soropod build.
As a crow main yall are cool. Saw one when interacting with the "zoo" structure. That trunk threw me off guard, it's a way better weapon than expected.
Sauropod*
As a Dragon player in a fangame, I really wish my favorite class would be modded into vanilla gameplay, it would literally make me the happiest player in the game.
@@Rubywing4 fire breathing capabilities would completely ruin the current meta
@@poser.3389 I'm not saying the dragon class has to come with fire breathing, it would be cool, but I would be happy enough with just a big reptile that can fly with its wings, even if it's like a wyvern that has wings for arms instead of a classic dragon with 4 legs and 2 wings, coz wyverns would be more realistically able to fly than classic dragons.
Though if a dragon build would ever be modded into the game, it would make more sense if it was a small wyvern, probably with hollow bones like birds (and bats? do bats have hollow bones too?), and big wings, probably about the size of an eagle or something, maybe even smaller.
A possible way to add the firebreath ability could be to copypaste the bombardier beetle's Stink Cloud ability but insert the stink glands into the mouth of the wyvern instead of the rear, so it can spray a blue acid stinky cloud from its mouth similar to how a spitting cobra sprays venom from its fangs.
Of course, this would probably result in the Bad Breath debuff, but perhaps the insides of the dragon's mouth could have a slime coating of sorts that protects it from damage by its own attack.
One possibility is also to copypaste birds' inability to taste capsaicin, which allows them to eat spicy foods without problem, and that could be a component in the dragon's breath ability, while it would be unable to taste the spiciness itself and thus not be bothered by its own spicy, stinky, acidic breath.
And since they would be small, there would definitely be predators trying to grief them, and that's what the breath ability is for: self defense.
I imagine they would mostly feed on fish and small mammals and birds, and fight raptors and medium-sized builds like foxes, cats and wolves over territory, the biggest prey they would be able to take down might be hares, or deer if they are social builds that live in flights (obviously a group of dragons would be called a flight).
Dragons would be so interesting to mod into the game, to both feel like dragons and at the same time not completely ruin the meta, by making realistic traits that could work.
I still get the warm fuzzies whenever I'm reminded that "Thagomizer" is official...
BoojumFed
Okay so I remember a farside from years ago that talked about this. Thagomizer was named for poor Thag (cave man hunter, its farside the comic strip, not actual science) who got one shotted by the ol steggy tail.
Is that really where this comes from? I could google but the ensuing conversation would be more enjoyable.
Y'all are awesome!!!!! I love you Tierzoo!!! and thanks to OP boojumFed.
@@chucksolutions4579 it is
@@chucksolutions4579 It _is_ ! Farside had/ has a huge following in academia (all those comics making fun of stupid scientists go over really well for all but the most obnoxiously stuck up scientists, I guess) and the stegosaurus's tail spikes never had an official term (outside of 'the stegosaurus's spikey tail'), so 'Thagomizer' has been creeping into academic papers and documents ever since.
Gary Larson (Farside creator) also has a species of louse and a species of South American butterfly named after him, too!
@@chucksolutions4579 Yep. Bunch of cavemen in a lecture hall with one at the projector pointing out the thagomizer...named after the late Thag Simmons.
So this
Dude. If schools taught like this I would be a doctor.
Medicine 100
Biology 100
I wish their zoo would have been my bio teacher
Nah
Joel Ocon a astronaut
theropods : smart, kind of a glass cannon
ankylosaurus : stupid but fucking invincible
@JACKSON FURLONG rip
Parasaurolophus : smart, weak but high vocal cords
Water bear
Seems legit
@@stopcallingmechrispratt Have you seen Tier Zoo's waterbear video? Invincible doesn't seem like the right word. Stupid works though.
Really wondering if tier zoo could do a more modern version of this with the newer discoveries that have come out
08:13 - Tyrannosaurus rex had the most powerful bite atack ever seen in the game -
Megalodon mains: I'm about to end this reptile's hole career.
King still had the best one for terrestrial builds, and being able to use it in a team strat, even a crude strat, let it completely out DPS Megalodon
more like
Megalodons: Am I a joke to you?
They had a more powerful bite than Megaladon
Not sure why you thought otherwise
@@reptile_loki what the hell are u talkign about LMAO, megladons bite force is 40000 pounds per square inch while trex's is 8000. Megalodon could bite a whale in half .
spindash64 A megalodon wouldn’t need a damn team strat against a T-rex in water.T-rex wouldn’t stand a chance.
65 Million Years Ago.
T-Rex: Yo look its a shooting star
Raptor: Make a wish
T-Rex: I wish we were all dead haha
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Raptor: Yo that shit look kinda close
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Tier Zoo: *puts Tyrannosaurus on B tier*
Jurassic Park fans: You have lost life privilege
Dieter Gaudlitz YES FINALY SOMEONE MENTIONED THIS BESIDES ME!
Dieter Gaudlitz it was mainly put in B tier due to laughable claw range and subpar stealth.
The problem with the rex is that he's a "mini-maxing" strategy : everything was put into a single attack move (the bite attack), leaving everything else aside. It proved effective as it gave him the most powerful bite ever seen, and unlocked "bone-crushing", but some evolution points could've been better spent.
Besides, he had a terrible matchup against a lot of builds in his Era : with hadrosaurs vanishing from the Meta during Cretacious the T-rex only had tank builds left to prey upon, like Triceratops, Ankylosaurus, etc... Or small speedy builds, like Pachycephalosaurus, and he wasn't optimised to take down any of them easily : too slow to catch the small prey (and they wouldn't give him much XP anyway), but no reliable way of taking down tanks easily.
A T-rex had as many chances of killing it's prey as he had to die trying to do so 1v1, and for a predator it can be problematic
@Dieter Gaudlitz The thing is : T-rex favorite meal, Edmontosaurus, disappeared long before the end of the cretaceous (or at least we haven't discovered fossils more recent than 70 million years ago). Which means that at one point : the T-rex lost access to his favorite meals.
As for "Why do I assume T-rex would've attacked them alone?". For the same reason that you assume that they always attacked in pack : fossil records. There are many evidences of T-rex sustaining injuries delivered by triceratops's horns (as well as ankylosaurus of course). Injuries that, in some cases, were lethal to the animal. If they ALWAYS attacked in pack, these type of injuries wouldn't be observed, as there would be no reason for a rex to attack the triceratops head-on and exposing himself to the horns.
So, same as triceratops were mainly solitary but sometimes could form small herds, I believe T-rex was mainly solitary but could also form packs, especially in the end of their reign where prey were much harder to take down.
So there were probably more cases of T-rex trying to hunt triceratops alone than doing so in packs, especially knowing, as you said, that their social structure was very basic
Its kinda pay2win but if you shell out 4.99 you can upgrade your T. Rex into the Indominus Rex which is so ridiculously broken that it isnt even included on the tier list.
I remember in the cretaceous expansion the devs had a lot of trouble designing the Spinosaurus hitbox, and because the models for most of the dinosaurs can't be found in the files in later builds, nobody knows what the official model actually looked like, and we only have the animation rigs to go off of.
Camptosaurus was the original “I don’t have to outrun them, I just have to outrun you”.
This comment is underrated
Ah the fool proof plan, "You just gotta be faster than the person next to you"
Who knew that the joke about outrunning bears was first seen in its original form a couple hundred million years ago?
@@justanormalspearton9490
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As a woman who is currently getting her degree in studying the older metas (Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and early Cenozoic), I must say you did your research. I would however shuffle a few around. Specifically the ceratopsian group and allosaurus group. I’d most likely put them in A tier.
Ceratopsians spent a lot of points on two things. The horn attack and the peck attack. Their beaks, while not their first line of defense, were actually quite powerful, with evidence being shown that they could actually break the bones of certain smaller carnivores, with the best known example being the screenshot of a protoceratops class of the ceratopsian build having its beak around the freshly broken arm of a velociraptor class of the dromeosaurid build. Granted the velociraptor class has its claw in the protoceratops class, but it seemed like the protoceratops class of the ceratopsian build could hold its own. Sadly, we were not able to see the end of the battle, as the environment around them glitched, causing a sand dune to clip into the velociraptor class and the protoceratops class and suffocate them.
Another possible advantage the ceratopsian build had was herd tactics. There have been a few pieces of data found that show that a lot of certain ceratopsian classes died in one place at a similar time, though we do not know the circumstances behind this nor can we tell if these are coincidences.
Allosaurus, while not the strongest of the carnivorous faction, were quite specialized, placing a lot of evolution points into a rather high mobility stat and developing their bite attack to do a lot of damage in as little time as possible. They also may have employed the use of a team strategy, which would amplify their stats
I think they've been put in low tiers in comparison to builds from different metas. As in if tyrannosaurus and allosaurus were in play at the same time, tyrannosaurus would be dominant.
agree about Peck attack. Same with protoceratops.
@@josephscott373 tyrannosaur were build for fighting and ambush attack while the allosaurus were build for hunting and chasing target hence its high class mobility.
Silverfire 12 hello there Woman
Also allosaurus work in packs
I think you massively underrate respawn rate. There are many play styles that can survive on very little xp and respawn very quickly.
like rats?
Yeah but if you got no good defensive strategy, all a high respawn rate does is allow predators to eat more of your playerbase. Rabbits have the highest respawn rate on land but I don't think anyone would argue that they are top tier in any way.
Just managing to survive and dominating the meta are two very different things.
@@sykens587 fruit fly. Can they survive? Sure. But it's a relative ranking system, and it isnt based purely on survival; it also relies on min/maxing or lack thereof and the result of evolution in its environment.
@@giantWario But Mosquitos dominate right now with overall zero stats but reproduction with the highest kill streak!
@@jankatozden5928 What do you mean no stats? They have great mobility and power for their weight class as well as fairly good stealth. Although most of that power comes from them teaming up with bacterias and viruses.
Also they are worth almost no xp which, as Tierzoo explained in his sloth video, is actually a really big advantage. Insect eaters basically only eat mosquitos when they can't catch anything else.
The myth of allosaurus’s battle axe has a very prevalent hinderance; something called the lower jaw
Didn't understand, pls explain
@@maulikosuri8255 it would hit its lower jaw on prey, breaking it in the process
@@apersondoingthings5689 thx
me: "Look how they massacred my boy"
Tru #justiceforspecialistbuilds
nope, the Spinosaurus wasn't really viable, like, ever...
even it's mode of mobility (knuckle walking) is inefficient.
Spinosaurus players just specced into the wrong traits.
Do not fret, however, for this happens to the best of us
(just look at humans that took the ''Conspiracy theorist'' prestige class)
@@MiaHermans297 conspiracy theories prestige? Like the flat earther tribe
@@unidentifiedleiviathan7250 Yes, like those..
@@MiaHermans297 not creationists though
"Bro I'm such a powerful theropod I can afford to eat only plants"
-Therizinosaurus
Suffering from success
XxTheRealzinoxX : "Bro why the stupid skill max gotta be 60. I forgot bout teeth bro. Man f this game"
Bro i read that in Joe Rogan's voice lmao
@@EdwardEdwardEdward69 lmao
"I'm vegan"
-Therizinosaurus
SSSSSS Tier: Meteor
but it has only one move: selfdestruct
a certain kill on its affected area but a cost of its life
B tier
@@spurka8837 Self destruct: At the cost of it's own life kills 99% of all life on every server.
SSS Tier
Meteor has 0% intelligence, 250% speed, 1000% power and 10000% health. Definitely if devs added atleast 10% intelligence to the meteor, who knows meteor might fall in groups, or just splitting a part of itself to wipe out it's meta competitors.
@@snowleopard9463 Maybe then we wouldn't have this horrible stale intelligence/human meta
Oh, u guys talking about the meteor virus? The one which corrupted the og gamefiles? Pretty nasty stuff.
This tier list really needs an update in light of recent advances in paleontology. The fact that dinosaurs here are all depicted more like featherless reptiles rather than of typically feathered therapods they were is the most glaring.
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He got the UA-cam algorithym, too
He has always been good at that
19th so far...
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4:46 *when you’re drunk and you think you can take on anyone*
Including big chungus and sod the sloth
@@wetube6513 e
A more accurate representation of me doing that is at 7:16
The stumbling sold it
I'm 6:42
Doctor: don’t worry human troodon ain’t real
Human troodon: *are u sure bout that*
Oh they're real alright
Mark Zuckerberg is one
If there's anything that Dinosaur Train taught me, it's that all conductors are troodons.
Ankylosaurus: only flaw is that if it gets flipped over it’s dead but even flipping it is hard because it had a low center mass and was 8 tons
Dinosaurs: Our long time on Earth has lead to the pinnacle of evolution! We will control the world forever!
Devs: *Observe*
Humans: We are the smartest species on the planet!
(Eats tidepods)
manictiger Even the smartest creatures on the planet have some dumb people.
Humans need to prepare some kind of defense when the dev's try to server wipe.
Butterkin 3000 we are, one of the most powerful clans, nasa, is creating a special weapon named "dart" that will be capable of diverting an asteroid
Dinosaurs: * Laughs In bird
Devs: ...
TierZoo: T. Rex had the biggest bite force in the history of the game
Megalodon mains: *Allow me to introduce myself*
Sea Doggo I believe T. rex still had a stronger bite. Not to sure though
Probably meant on a land build
I’ve never actually seen a megaladon player online. Are you sure they weren’t banned or are they just DLC
Purrusaurus would body it both in terms of bite force and also literally speaking
Teji Johal the megalodons bite force was roughly four times that of a T-Rex
This isn't actually a youtube channel, this is god explaining his game of Sims.
Edit: holy cow, almost 9k likes. Woot. Thanks all.
That would explain why we act like idiots.
@@ProfessionalNamielleLewder69 god is horrible at the game
@@explodamite jod is clown
Exactly ❤️
*God
1:02 In the Early Cretaceous, A Boeing 737-900 looked for fish above the Nile river.
😂
Can we get marine reptiles? Gotta love those marine reptiles.
Phht skrew those guys, my lvl 46 megalodon would fuck any marine reptile you send at it
@@Kapnohuxi_folium Wrong time period
@@shockal7269 its an ARK joke. The game features an anachronistic realm where creatures from all timeperiods converge.
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@@shockal7269 I know that I am just saying that they are inferior to my megalodon plays
Spinosaurus ranked D.
**Internal Child Screaming**
This, tbh. Spinosaurus carved out a niche for itself instead of trying to spec into the same build as it's rival, Charcharodontosaurus. Due to that, the two almost never interacted. It should have been ranked higher ecological pressures aside.
@@tannerbarnes7392 I agree
Yeah spino data shows it could killed large meat eaters but we don't have any idea what it bite Force was and it had claws also there's the other spino build Giantic something that's was the biggest meat eating Dinosaur
@@clarissasmith9599 actually spinos could barely defend itself against other meat eaters because spino is a fish eater and its teeth weren't designed to penetrate other Dinosaurs *THICC* skin
Same here!
i like how he describes life as a game and the animals as players and such
keep it up
btw u earned a sub
This is the lowest amount of likes I've ever seen on a hearted comment.
Hopefully that's gonna change soon, because this is 110% accurate
Btw it actually a game
@@skylarthewolf961 oh? SYSTEM REPORT USER 563192 HAS BREACHED THE NPC REVEAL CODE
@@waelhassanmd no actually It’s called outside
@@skylarthewolf961 wait is it a legitimate game I can buy....
Another thing to note about Therizinosaurus is that its claws were fragile. They were really meant to act as salad servers for digging up plants and roots, but they doubled as somewhat helpful combat weapons, just not as much as the specialized claws of something like a velociraptor with its toe claws.
I love the little pixel animations you've got going on, they're classy!
Definitely caught me off guard at 14:05 xD
Ditto, like playing Evo search for eden(Snes)
Dinosaur used Roar!
But it failed!
Dialga used Draco Meteor!
It's a one-hit KO!
You cant possibly be a single human. Youre a group of people commenting. There is no person that can come up with top tier comments under every 2nd video there is on this planet
It failed because they don't roar.
Anyone: ‘’This build has great base stats so it must be a hig-‘’
TierZoo: I N T E L L I G E N C E
troodons is one of my favourite dinos
(othes are stegos, other raptors, and europasaurs(dont ask why)(no, i dont live in europe))
Big Al documentary was my childhood. Now I’m almost an adult. Those clips gave me massive nostalgia.
14:06 why is Mark Zuckerberg naked?
I thought Mark zuckerburg was a robot lizard
Looks like Michael Cera to me
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The real question is why wouldn't Mark Zuckerberg be naked.
Reminds me of Leafy for some reason.
To anyone wondering why the graphics of Outside looked different back then, it's because you could only record your gameplay by putting a camera in front of the screen
frickin boomers
#7 on Trending. 1.5M subs.
Gone a long way from theorycrafting a better snake build :)
Congrats on your success!
I have found this channel this year I regret not being sooner
Trending is meaningless.
Love this vid but how’s spinosaurus not B or A tier smh
Acctually, the spinosaurus should be moved up because of its crocodile-like teeth being very high damaging in later updates, and its speed stat was high enough to catch unwary pteradon mains. It also hat pretty long arms for a dino build.
Great content as always. Some new anatomical research into the size of muscle connection points suggests that T-rex arms were actually pretty buff, and Deinonychus' (and family's) large claws weren't strong enough to slash. I think that might be enough to switch the tiers on those two.
The function of _T. rex_ arms are still a mystery so I don't think that should affect its ranking for now.
Speculations I've read about T rex arms:
- used to lift up after sleeping
- used to stabilize and anchor while boning
- used in combat between males to lock and push each other, as biting would've been too dangerous
- used by females to dig nests for eggs
@@stefanovitali2925 and used to hold dying prey down to bite their necks
I heard somewhere that they could curl 800 lbs. Just a matter of that reach.
It did seem a little fishy that the sort of claws I'd expect to see on moles and sloths would be an effective weapon.
I'm sorry did you just say that Argonians could have existed if the dinosaurs werent wiped out?
Wait, so if we Jurassic Park ourselves some Troodons, then we wait a long enough time... oh yes, I am so ready for Argonians.
@@dudewatevs56 Lets Genetically Engineer us some Lusty Argonian Maids.
IrishSniper136 scalies who want argonian waifus are definitely gonna be the ones to figure out how to bring back the dinosaurs
'.' Argonians are trees not lizards , but lizardpeople, aye
Broadbull, Enabler of Uncounted Combos argonians are trees? Wut? You mean to tell me those clearly reptilian bois from the elders scrolls are actually just trees
When's the revision coming now that dataminers proved Spinosaurus was aquatic
And that raptors aren’t social
Alex Noa wait what
Random T. rex Raptors most likely did not pack up and hunt together. Maybe the smaller ones like Velociraptor, but definitely not Dakotaraptor or Utahraptor.
Wasnt it amphibian?
Dr. Coyote
That paper had a number of false assumptions; it’s based on the false premise family groups (which raptors did not have) are a requirement for pack hunting, but many current builds show this isn’t actually the case, so pack hunting is still viable for raptors.
I do think Tyrannosaurus deserves a higher spot its phenomenal sense of smell and hearing allowed it to track animals for miles it also had particularly efficient movement allowing it to out-last all of it’s prey. Not to mention there high intellect we have proof they had very developed brains and fossils of multiple tyrannosaurus of different age’s hanging around each other before a flash flood. Heavily hinting towards their lifestyle in small groups
T-rex is overhyped.
@@caldw615 they are the largest theropod of all time and the apex predator of the Hell Creek formation. They have the most powerful jaws of any terrestrial animal and acute senses. I think this should say it all.
@@sthui2866 nope, and no they are not god, they are just hercules but 30% weaker
@@maeandoy4780 Who even mentioned God?
@@caldw615 untrue, the evolution of the dinosaurs led to the Rex for a reason. Put it in almost any point in history that is similar to his environment he evolved in and he will dominate.
You should revisit spinosaurus given what we’ve learned about their tail structure and mostly aquatic lifestyle
Yeah, new patch dropped last year. Crazy buff.
Spino buff
No longer nerfed
Also I'm pretty sure Troodon is not a real dinosaur, I read an article saying it's like the bronto apatosaur predicament so he needs to redo this list as well
Bro spino has so many abilities how he d tier
i'd say solid c tier now with what some old players are saying. most say that their claws and arm strength would cut through your hp often being able to take down deinosuchus.
Me: *reads Tierzoo notification and notices the word “dinosaur”
Never clicked on a video so fast...
It still makes me so happy that Thagomizer is the official term for it.
Havn't reached that point in the video yet but the term Thagomizer was coined in a newspaper comic somewhere where a collection of flintstones style cavemen name it in loving memory of the recently deceased "Thag"
Also that scene where the Thagomizer impales a poor dinosaur's groin is based on actual solid fossil evidence that some poor dino got nut shot with those spikes.
@@ovrsurge4689 Yeah, the comic Far Side. It makes me so happy it's official
I’ve been a far side fan for a long time. I never knew that became the official term, but it’s awesome that it did
@@ovrsurge4689
Jeezus fuck, I could've slept tonight without THAT mental image.
Hadrosaurs like Edmontosaurus Regalis were perfectly viable, even against T. Rex.
In addition, the devs reworked the Allosaurus, so its teeth were sharp enough to not need a ton of bite force, but its bite force was way higher than a lion’s, only a little weaker than most other predators. Allosaurus’s claws were also very effective, and it employed a strat similar to hawks, where it grappled its prey then ripped and tore.
Almost everything you said about the T. Rex has been reworked, so it can take on heavily armored enemies, was faster, and better at ambushing thanks to binocular like vision and foot pads.
Food/nutrients: "Experience"
Gestation period: "Respawn timer"
Giant goddamn meteor: "Balance patch"
The highly specific gaming terminology is the best part of this channel.
what game is this please?
@@olatunbosunajagun9705 "you're already playing it" ok, but really it's not a game he's talking about life. In his channel description he typed that he's trying to make gamers interested in zoology.
@@olatunbosunajagun9705 it's called "Outside"
@@olatunbosunajagun9705 it's the game of outside
@@VlekSoT sounds like a lie
T-Rex, Stegosaurus and Triceratops mains be like: "Look how they massacred my boy"
Cause it doesn't make sense. Oh you're on top of the food chain, nothing can attack and kill you, everything is scared of you, you're thriving in your time but nope.
Anky is A tier and Trike is B tier. Holup. Wasnt trikes biggest weakness getting overrun? Same as Anky. Oh lord.
@@OneThiccSamurai-vn5se the thing is that the triceratops was far more vulnerable than an ankylosaur, as it takes far more effort to flip one over, than it does to attack the weak point of the triceratops.
13:06
Then you shouldn't give any S-tier ranks because they were all countered by one single strike
Asteroidpower activated
Dev weapons don't count
@@phastcast Dev power? Wasn't it a little kid that pressed the button?
Should've specced into meteorite resistance like the Tardigrades...
@@cjstrashvideoemporium6484 My money is that it won't be a full ban, but most human players will get a game over when they're put on hard mode. Those with the Money, Power, or Luck powerups will probably be fine.
@@aldenheterodyne2833 or tribe powerup.
updated dino tier list
F tier -
D tier - camptosaurs and dryosaurs
C tier - coelophysis: they were one of the first dinosaurs introduced to the game. They were small slender bipedal carnivores. They earn this spot for their survivability being able to outcompete synapsids bringing the dinosaurs to their glory.
Stegosaurus: stegosaurs mostly focused on high defense and offense and thus had to sacrifice their other stats namely intelligence and mobility. Its back plates reduced the chance ofa crit from attackers and could be flushed with blood to raise their intimidation. Their tale spikes which were given the name thagomizer from the community had one of the highest crit chances in game. Though they were relatively safe in a one on one they still lost when being mobbed by mid tier carnivores.
B tier - spinosaurus: It is a specialist which invested in aquatic features allowing them to rule the rivers of their time. It was the longest theropod and had many unique abilities such as paddle tail, electroreception and sharp conical teeth to aid in capturing fish. This creature also cohabited with carcharadontosaurus and since they hunted different prey, mostly just lived alongside them.
Hadrosaurs : These builds are often overlooked for their simplistic playstyles, however they were quite an effective build. You see hadrosaurs such as parasauralophus and lambeosaurs were large enough that they did not have to worry about attacks from smaller predators, only being threatened by mid tier carnivores. Even then they could simply rely on their mobility to escape. Some builds such as edmontosaurus grew as large as Trex making them difficult to take on.
Triceratops: These were the premiere tank builds of the late cretaceous, sporting both high attack and defense along with decent mobility. Their only predators were giant carnivores builds such as Trex. Their main drawback came from low intelligence. While juveniles moved around in small groups adults were mostly solitary
Dromeosaurs: These group of theropods opted to forego gigantism and opted for a build centered around mobility and damage. most notably they had one sickle claw on each foot allowing them to perform a special move known as raptor prey restraint allowing them to gain exp without actually defeating the oponent. While larger builds such as the utahraptor were dominant, they could not take on the more larger builds in the meta.
A tier - Allosaurus: These were the top predators of the jurassic sporting high damage and mobility. They were quite fast in short bursts of speed making ambushing other players an easy feat. they had relatively low bite force compared to other high tiers but they made up for it with their powerful necks enabling them to rip out chunks from other players. Often times allo players would come together in loose gangs to take down high level prey items such as an already wounded sauropod player.
Therizinosaurus: These players from the theropod faction opted to spend all their evolution points on the claw skill tree providing them the largest claws in the game. Unlike every other theropod they opted to become herbivores. This made it so that they did not have to compete with other predators for food and were extremely good at defending themselves. Though vulnerable to attacks from multiple sides they made a succesful build that no one expected
Carcharadontosaurus: These theropods opted for powerful grasping claws and serrated teeth. Their plan of attack was to bleed out their prey. This was aided by their sharp teeth which were designed like blades designed to slice apart flesh.
Ankylosaur: These tanks builds essentially took all the stats of stegosasurs and cranked them to extremes. Their armor could stop all manner of attacks and their tail clubs could shatter bone. Though not a perfect defense as they were still vulnerable if flipped, ankylosaurs were a strong build, definitely above average.
S tier - T.rex: These apex predators towered over their competition during the cretaceous meta dominating the north american server. It had the most devastating bite attack in the whole game able to one shot most mid and even some high tier's. They had small arms which were useless in combat but aided in making Trex more agile as it could turn faster than other theropods its size. While not the fastest dinosaur, being only slightly faster than a human they make up for it with their amazing endurance, allowing them to chase prey over long distances. T.rex was so dominant that during its reign there were no other predators even close to its size in its region. The next largest predators being dakotaraptors which were a fifteenth of its size. They were also one of the smartest dinosaurs which was rewarded with them possessing broken hearing, smell and one of if not the best sense of sight in terrestrial servers. They also had high defense as their robust build made them excellent at PVP which they needed during territorial fights. All this makes it a true S tier
Sauropods: The true titans of the Mesozoic, these behemoths were the largest dinosaur builds of all time and by extension the largest terrestrial build of all time. They had the maximum HP for a terrestrial build and were untouchable when moving in herds. These builds size gave them an advantage against stealth builds and possessed the most devastating move in game, their stomp attack which could one shot any other build of its time. They did have low mobility and the food required to sustain them always had them on the move. While not invincible as they could still get taken down, they were mostly untouched by many predator builds. Their early game was difficult as sauropods tended to lay hundreds of eggs and not care for low level players but once they reached high levels they were virtually untouchable making them S tier
Nice one, I like it 👍
Even though, I think campto and dryo should be in D: I consider F to be something like "this thing doesn't do anything good and will go extinct soon"
Finally spino and T. rex get what they deserve
I think Trex is A tier, it was usually scared off by trikes and ankylosaurids, not to mention sauropods
There is only one genus that deserves S tier, those are sauropods
@@BIGDADDUI that's basically for every predator. Just because it gets scared off doesn't make it worse.
@@GabiteEditz it wasn't that effective against fast prey
S: Unstoppable force and immoveable object.
A: Improvement over the original.
B: Brute Strength.
C: Better equipment.
D: Overspecialized.
F: Lack of defensive capabilities.
Applies to games as well. Actually functioning tanks are the best you can get, being 2 spots over a DPS (Since all games are overloaded with damage anyways), and being completely lacking in any form of durability or defensive skill makes you worthless.
Control is the best way to play
@@Imaxxacre1 Control is SS tier human levels of play. Each game has their own word for it - control, bard, crafter, support - anything that manipulates the environment (be it social or physical) is OP as heck. I would argue that S and A tiers usually involve mobility and intelligence - pack animals, snipers, migrating birds, dolphins. In LOL terms, they would be the gankers. The closest to a defense build in the A tier would be a carry that it is extremely difficult to deny.
The long neck dinosaurs are only B tier to me, as their defense comes at the cost of mobility and an enormous appetite. The combination of being very limited in how fast you can move, what terrain you can move across, and how often you need huge quantities of food, must have made starvation a far greater threat than any predator could be.
I'm not saying that all other strategies are bad - just the opposite. Team play is where it's at. The SS class human build wouldn't be where it is today if it weren't for the help of "mid tier" builds such as the mobility speck'd horses, the damage/mobility/perception of canines, or even the "low tier" grazing animals built purely for metabolic efficiency - such as sheep and cows.
I see specialisation as a mixed package. Spinosaurs took it so that by hanging around water they were unlikely to have any competition save for anything that might be lurking in the water (which clearly wasn't much if evolution took them that way). But at the same time, if you rely to heavily on it you run the risk of losing your niche and not being able to reach evolution's survival gear shop before there's death's jaw round your neck. I think the spinosaurs would have been better off if the Baryonychinae fared better as they seemed to have more terrestrial adaptations which may have helped.
Jurassic Park wants to make people think Velocitaptors were freaking smart, but true OGs know that Trodon was the true Big Brain Dinosaur Main
it's big brain time
But those aren't very scary, and Jurrassic Park is a Horror Adventure movie.
@@2Beasty Horror?
their about the size of a human and velociraptors were the size of a chicken
only intellectuals would know ,we geniuses look only into trustworthy sources.I know of a documentary called "dinosaur train" ,only people with 3000 iq can understand its complexity and deep lore.
Lol did you just say “*ONLY* had the bite force of a lion”
Man dinos were fun !!
Yeah until they got ban 65 million years ago
Bro i used to main the albertosaurus
Well, for its body size it isn't very much. Allosaurs were four to five times the size of a lion, at least in body length.
@@pancapana0190 well all got banned except for one small group of maniraptorian dinosaurs which was birde
Wtf is a man dino
"No actual combat abilities" I hate how hadrosaurs are always seen as moble hamburgers. Hadrosaurs weren't that easy to eat , they could've tail whipped, kicked, outsized, or out ran their predators, just look at horses or moose.....
Carnivore biased sensationalized documentaries did a number on their rep it’s like the reverse jaws effect