The Bird Tier List
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Corvids unlocked one of the most powerful features in the game: the chat room.
Remember that this does have its limitations if builds spread inaccurate information. See: Humans and conspiracies.
Let just all hope they skip the Omegle stage. I predict lots of Cloaca play. 🤢
CORVID USED CHATTER!
Pog
@@oswinnock this is only a problem for human players, whose social structures are second to eusocial structures.
I'd like to report a glitch: when I play a bird and try to fly through an opening in a house, I get blocked off by an invisible wall and crash to the ground. I think that the wooden frame of the opening somehow gets a huge hitbox. Also, these huge white noisy birds keep knocking me out of the sky. Ban them please.
Yeah... the invisible barrier glitch happened to me the other day and it's so annoying. Couldn't even get rid of it after the server restarted.
It's a shame the devs don't worry enough about their mistakes smh
Oh right. That one. Sometimes when I crash into an "invisible wall" that happens too.
If you played more cats build you would know that these are a feature of Humans aka the only build that can use magic. But they still is a glitch similar, as BendyRiper11 said sometimes these walls spawn a exect copy of yourself wich really creepy.
Edit wow : so apparently both are human constructions. I think once I'll end my current snail playthrouh I'll do my first human one. I don't like how op this build is but there's too many thing I want to see with human
@@slimyduck2140 I think that bug has something to do with the game's water reflection mechanics that make it hard to see into the water. For some reason the barriers have the same effect of spawning a copy of you but without the rest of vision obscuring features.
Dude, those huge white noisy birds are easy to deal with. My friend mains goose, I saw him take down that gigantic bird 1000X his size with one hit. He also had to respawn though, but that's beside the point. Just send in your little brother if you wanna finish off two annoying birds with one stone.
one glaring thing you forgot to mention was the kiwi's ability to fire laser beams out of its eyes
He deserves S++++++++++++++++++++++++
that's on the nations dlc with the double headed eagle the boxing kangaroo and the american eagle.
Don't forget they can achieve the human exclusive ninja skill set and the programing skill set
@@adrianobastos5598 Boxing Kangaroo was such a weird addition to an Australian meta that doesn't even have Megalania or Thylacoleo anymore. I guess they noticed that the Kangaroo playerbase loves pvp so they wanted another option.
The Most Powerful Bird (Avian) Ever : The Kiwi
“Birds that are too violent for youtube” Ahh, so *that’s* why ducks aren’t here.
Ducks? Are they really that violent?
@@BridgetGX they are on par with eagles
@@BridgetGX they can be. Do yourself a favor and don’t look it up. Remain ignorant.
@@anonymousdratini if you're talking about what happens during mating season I already know. That's why female ducks have a labyrinth in their hoo hah.
@@BridgetGX that was what I was referring to. It’s not just that they’re violent it’s that they’re violent in a very not safe for youtube way
I still can’t get over the fact that he refers to extinction as “switching mains”
TierZoo reincarnationist confirmed
yeah, nerfed characters with no location buffs are usually rare in ranked matches, Til the devs' next update removes them from playable options.
Mediocore?
Ouch my feelings
@diddys basement wow i totally feel offended by some loser on the internet venting his anger because of how shit his life is...boohoo
"The toucan is a woodpecker subspecies."
Ohhhhh so that's why Pikipek's final evolution is Toucannon
great catch!
@@TierZoo Great catch indeed, but I'm disappointed that you neglected to mention the hawk's command grab, which has a 1-frame startup and doubles as a claw attack if the opponent mashes out of it.
(13:46)
@@TierZoo Ba dum tssss
oh my god everything makes sense
@@Eli-db9ml yes
For those who like the hummingbird build, I suggest the Sword-billed hummingbird. It has such a long beak, that it can only feed from the Passaflora flower. That may seem worse at first, until you realize only the sword-billed hummingbirds can eat from it. This means it will have no competition for it’s food source, turning the high risk-high reward play style into free XP. It still has pretty poor defensive stats, though, so it’s not top tier, but definitely has enough going for it to break out of F-tier.
😊
That’s much better. Still not perfect but much better
Low C tier.
?
Hopefully it provides enough xp that you won't have to spend tons of time farming, like pandas and bamboo
You forgot that some parrot players went all in on their intelligence, which enabled the mimic ability, allowing them to be even more intimidating by mimicing a predator's roar ability, which is extremely intimidating as we all know.
Corvids can also do that, it's just not as well known.
Allat for crows be betta 😂
Thats not uncommon. Tigers can imitate prey.
>Emu's are low tier
Australia, who lost a war against them: Say sike right now.
their size and tenacity is what lead to that imagine if any of the other builds, ESPEICALLY Raptors were that size, wait you dont have to since the fear of gaint flying raptors is what led to the creation of dragons
Yeah, like emus and ostritches so low? Ostritches and swans are the only two birds that I'm always afraid from (the latter will break your arm, the former can literally tear your guts out).
And emus basically won a land war against humans.
@@masansr I'd be more afraid of cassowaries than ostriches. Cassowaries will just straight up stab and cut a b****.
technically australia won because they got salty and put bounties on dem birbs
the australian army is now also low tier
I like how the birds at 3:10 are just vibing
Chickens are criminally underranked in this video. Their quick respawn makes them invaluable as team members for human mains, which has resulted in them being the most successful bird build by far, being abundant all across the planet and having more mains than any other member of the bird faction. They are considered one of the most era-defining builds of the Anthropocene, and their dominance is actually one of the strongest arguments currently in place for defining it as distinct from the Holocene.
They aren't team members they are being used for farming xp because of the fast respawn rate
@@pencilcase8068They use humans as much as they are being used. It is a truly beautiful symbiotic relationship. Thanks to their co-op with humans they have adopted a sort ant colony strat. They have opted for group survival rather than individual survival. In exchange for their xp the group gets to live on in comfort; free of disease and protection against brutal predators. They also get free food. Essentially leveling up for free. It has proven to be THE most successful strat for birds and cows and many other animals.
@@pencilcase8068 some human mains keep them as pets
There a really underrated party member, as everyone uses them to grind exp, the don’t relies the massive Mental Health buff they can give, as well as the hens spawning loot daily and the rooster granting the Early Bird perk
I’m in a party with quite a few right now, and honestly their more useful than my dog player
You forgot the kiwi's special ability: "friend shaped"
aww
everyone laughing until the kiwi starts performing haka
"deploying friend!!!!!"
exactly! he's literally just a little guy. a round little guy.
Aww
If your build can be harassed by a butterfly, then you’re doing something wrong
Butterflies will drink blood, given the opportunity
@@flamingpaper7751 OK, so now I'm imagining a horror movie about swarms of mutant vampire butterflies. o.O
@@DemBigOlEyes isn't it the exact same with a little furry rat thing that literally walks up to humans
@@kevincrady2831 That sounds like a great idea for D&D as well lol
@@DemBigOlEyes The dodo’s died because of us and out competition but now we want to keep *everything* alive so uh they are not dying…
*Hopefully*
I am absolutely TERRIFIED of swans and I honestly think they should be S tier. There was a nest of trumpeter swans on the pond next to the farm where I used to work and they were the scariest creatures I've ever met. They've got a few more specs that he forgot to mention in this video. Smaller swans like tundra and mute swans are capable of doing a lot of damage (especially to children), and a trumpeter swan could kill you. Not only are their wings strong enough to break bones, their heads are like clubs and, unlike geese, their beaks are sharp and hard. I once watched the two in the pond go head to head with a heron build player and they beat it to death with their heads and beaks. Besides that, having been attacked by one and bitten, their saliva burns like battery acid and their teeth are sharp. And another thing to keep in mind with swans is that a lot of their attack stats are totally unknown to human players, since swans have a crazy high beauty stat. Most players don't expect swans to be dangerous or aggressive because they're so pretty, so much so that we've built this whole I'm game lore around swans all throughout the history of the game (Leda and the swan, Swan Lake, the trumpet of the swan, etc). This high beauty stat has caused high level human players to protect swans. For example, all of the mute swan builds in england are protected from all counter attacks since they all belong to the royal family. Their beauty stats are doubly high because the battle cries of the more vocal swan builds like the whooper, whistler and especially trumpeter swan are even more melodoous than the calls of the song bird build, making it hard to recognize as a sound of aggression and adding to their already insanely high beauty stat. Yes, their necks are their vulnerable point but it would be insanely hard to get close enough to exploit that weakness. I don't think the bird in the video where the guy grabbed its neck was actually a swan, I think it was just a white goose. Swans will not let you get in close enough to grab their necks like that, they'd buffet you with their wings, bite you, take off abruptly, or beat you with their head and beak. It also looked way too small to be a swan, they're practically the size of pterodactyls! Also there are many types of swans (the whistler swan comes to mind) that have thicker, shorter necks that solve this problem. overall I think their major weakness is that they nest on or next to water, and thus their eggs are at the mercy of tides and water levels. So I think personally that they're worthy of S tier, though that could just be me trying to justify my extreme fear of them.
Currently English mute swans are (mostly) protected* from human predators by their status as being owned by the monarch but the reason for royal ownership was originally for the purpose of ensuring they could be eaten by the monarch or the persons they granted that privilege to.
*There are actually a couple of groups who are allowed to take a set number of swans from the Themes by ancient custom and law including a couple of London guilds.
Their wings are not strong enough to kill you, nor to break (human) bones. That's a total myth.
@@ab-up8gd it is indeed a myth that MUTE SWANS can kill you (though even they can hurt you and, though it's a very rare occurrence, there have been instances of them breaking the bones of small children). TRUMPETER SWANS on on the other hand are way bigger and very strong. They have, on average, a 7.6 ft wingspan and are one of the largest flying birds in the world. They can seriously injure and potentially kill a human, either by biting, smacking you, or shoving you underwater. Granted actual death doesn't happen very often but they are capable of doing serious damage. I edited the original comment to specify that I was talking about trumpeters. I forget sometimes that mute swans are the species most people think of when they picture a swan, not trumpeters, since I see trumpeters way more often.
@@ElizabethJones-pv3sj fair enough. I'm an American, and we tend to romanticize everything about the UK 😂
@@elfieinblack4618 Pushing you underwater is different to breaking your bones. A swan can be a serious threat in the water, sure, but on land it's not a threat at all. They rely on their intimidation factor.
13:43 the eagle genuinely placed a trap for that curious bird outside 😂😮
I love how he calls mass-extinction events "balance patches"
“Ban hammer” 😂
Well we got to have new competitive play otherwise things will get boring.
Yeah have you not heard about the new “nuclear nerf” coming soon for human
@@averageandgeneric1212 Hopefully generation tech's humanity first patch kicks in so we can have tech boost.
@@averageandgeneric1212 this is just a rumor started by Orca mains.
I do not know why i'm watching a man ranking birds like a video game, all i know is that i am enjoying this so much
yeah same
I'm still waiting for that zoo tier list tho...
yes
I like the black ops 2 music
Education purposes, he was given transcript by the devs
Same
Speaking of geese relying heavily on intimidation.
Once in high school when I was walking home from school I took a scenic detour through the town's only park. While crossing a bridge over a little stream I spotted a little girl, just old enough to grasp the concept of "Bird like bread" feeding the ducks. She was safe enough under the supervision of her mother and father. But that didn't stop a goose from getting mad that she ran out of bread before feeding it. It pecked her and she started crying, which prompted her father to charge the goose. It honked something fierce at her father who utterly unimpressed by its threat display grabbed it about the neck just behind its skull and swung it over his head like a lasso before hurtling it towards the lake.
As a user of the Corvid build, this gave me a lot of ideas for strategies! I usually use the imitation + intimidation strat against opponents with higher weight and inteligence stats, like the human class for example.
Also, love the Don't starve reference! 6:02
Some humans, like myself, leave high XP loot near our bases on a regular basis specifically for corvids to keep them around
I have a group of magpie mains that are always near my base because I leave loot for them, and in exchange, they keep the pigeon mains from pooping on my car and solar panels
@@mwbgaming28 it also helps that they also have a hidden meta intimidation stat thanks to their "blacklisting" of 'threats' includes making targets that wronged them as miserable as possible, thereby making other entities less likely to want to wrong them.
@@sinteleon it's been about a year since I started doing daily loot drops, and the number of magpie players that hang around my base has gone from 1 to 7
They all trust me too, getting close and personal, one even lands on my arm and lets me pet it while it gathers loot out of my hand
I love corvids, very intelligent birds, the less bird poop I have to clean up, the more loot they get, my car and solar panels have been completely poop free for about a month now
The emperor penguins slapping each other is just hilarious.
Flamingo is easy s class for style alone
@@kenenglish9496 Ohhhh, that would be a nice video, tier list, but for FASHION.
You should start commenting on everyone of his vids to do it, or I could >.>
When you have 2 tanks with super low might fighting eachother 😂
Omfg I watched that legit ten times
11:02 in case everyone wonders
“Anything can be eaten if you try hard enough”
-Pelicans sitting in A tier after attempting to swallow half of the animal kingdom
vore birds
@@XiELEd4377 ayo what the fu-
@@XiELEd4377 i miss 10 seconds ago when i hadn't seen this
@@XiELEd4377 this is true
Don't search for that... I can't unsee but I can warn other people. I saw some bird furry thing with pictures of their stomach.
I can't believe you started off with a Yoda scream, the scoundrel you. You made my night. Instant like.
TierZoo, I heard you say Stab Attack, and my nerdy ass thought “Same Type Attack Bonus”
I like how the capybara doesnt give a shit when the pelican attempts to eat it
It probably gets a hug from that pelican every other day lol.
@@Si74l0rd capybara: "wow they really love me☺"
pelican: "dude I can't fit this fatass rat in my mouth"
Massage probably
Language!
He's like "Jerry you dunce, could you don't?"
The thing about kiwis is that they are essentially a faction of players who liked playing rodent mains, but found there was no rodents in the New Zealand server so they specked one of the existing bird builds on the island into something akin to a rodent.
Imo if they wanted to play on the New Zealand sever that badly they should just adapt to how it’s just a different server and try to play with existing builds, or play rodent on another sever. There’s only so much fun to have without trying new things, after all.
(Though in terms of real life, this is a useful way to think of it thanks)
I think it was the case that for the longest time New Zealand was a private casual server, where players went for janky strats. Tbh, I think it was really cool and I'm kinda sad that there are bunch of tryhards who never really created a character on Zealand, but instead transferred top tier, high level characters from highly competative regions.
i dont know what i was thinking but i read this entire thing thinking it was about the fruit kiwi
I played as a kiwi, somehow got a kill on a cat and felt really good. Kiwis really aren't that bad. (a cat that was practically harrasing birds in the area of my friend's house actually did get mauled by a kiwi. honestly thought it was a pitbull in a kiwis body is what my friend said lol. yes my friend is a new zealand boi ( a kiwi ) )
Nah. They are flightless so they can hide on forest floors. This protected them from getting murdered by the apex predator in new zealand which was a now extinct eagle.
I’d watch an entire video just with all of the funny clips you find with animals antagonizing and fighting off one another
This is going to help a lot, I need to grind the bird drops for my build's endgame armor set, knowing their weaknesses will aid in my matches
"Punching with their feet. . ."
Sir, that's called kicking
-amogus
"FALCON KICK"
Hahaha
it's more like a stomp instead of a kick
Your gf is awesome
"What's a kick?"
-Balrog
Wait, so Pikipek evolutionary line makes sense?
Correct
Always has.
Indeed.
always has been
@Nanami Eleanor Von Steiner He explained why in the video. There were some cuts because UA-cam does not condone violent things, and killing something with poison would definitely qualify in that category.
as a zoo veterinarian and lifelong gamer, this (and all your vids) are genuinely fantastic and well researched. i’ve been a fan for years! curious if the director’s cut (which clearly includes shrikes…well played) might also include gulls 👀
Thanks for showing me what build I should play next time I join a random server! Oh, and by the way: Your videos are incredibly entertaining and in my eyes, informative!
Falcon: Speed
Hawk: Agility
Eagle: Strength
Secretarybird: KiCk
Also Secretary Bird: S++ TIER
Fucking lol
LOL
Owl = Stealth
@@iwoapwjcoejs Yeah, I missed both Owl and Vulture (defense) in my joke.
It is kind of interesting that every type of raptor has a different specialty that goes well with some sort of RPG-style stat. Except secretarybirds, which is fitting, because they're the most bizarre raptors around.
Though did Ospreys get a mention? Or do they count as hawks for this case?
"Striking from the sky is so overrated, you dumb dumb avians" -secretary bird probably
Looks like someone is jealous from the “Hello There” incident
secretary bird been watching alot of those bruce lee films
13:30 Look at that heron STAND AND BANG w those hawk types, new respect
He also undervalued the cassowary, yes it can be taken down by larger mammals they are native to Australia with a large bone on its head meaning we have little to no large mammals and also their large bone is definitely a defensive and offensive positive when fighting off attackers.
The crows living near my house have figured out how to untie knots from rope to use for their nests I guess. This is a huge problem whenever a building has to be painted, as the scaffolding used is made of lots of bamboo tied up with rope. To fight the crows, the painters have brought in a few monkeys, who act as the guards on the scaffolding in exchange for food. I get to witness Air Monkeys fighting Land Monkeys everyday.
Also watching the crows untie knots is mind blowing, they do it much faster than I ever could.
LOL
Begun the Monkey wars has...
It's all fun and games until the land monkeys and air monkeys join forces... alone, apes weak. Together, apes *STRONG!*
We need a video!
Where do you live?
The Pelican trying to eat the Capybara is always just so funny to me
The capybara simply *is*.
@@SigFigNewton the pelican is disgusting like bears literally everything is food .
"Your aggression is no match for my rotundness"
If Pelican , pelican
If Pelican't , pelican't
"... although it DOES have its limitations."
That dry timing on the commentary with that visual is the best xD
hilarious, love the music and the way you presented the material.
this is my favorite channel now
13:40 A+ bait by that eagle. He even spams taunt to piss the heron off. That’s a pro gamer right there
Never underestimate the intelligence of a bird that can hurt you is a lesson every player should learn very early in their play through.
That bird is smarter than any Karen on this earth
That grab was so fucking clean too. It really feels like the eagle was telegraphing “I can’t peck at you fast enough to stop you, psych my claws are fast AF”
definitely a pro gamer
@@12gark either that or they will learn it the hard way, at the very end of their playthrough
"Buff the land mobility of the Leopard Seal" is possibly one of the most terrifying things I've ever heard.
That would be a Seal bear lol
@@GalazyProductions essentially a polar bear at that point
@@HM4Hill Yes
@@HM4Hill with the aquatic mobility of a dolphin
broken
The production values of these videos are top tier
This video was very useful when making my build but I was curious about the Cassowary stats as its my favorite animal
The pelican trying to eat a Capybara was one of the cutest things I’ve ever seen.
And pretty dark too
Can I eat this?
I should eat this
*doesn't fit in mouth*
Guess not
19:00
Do you mean the Muskrat at the beginning?
The pelican is like: "Surely it doesn't fit.......hm... but what if?"
TierZoo: mentions seagulls
Also TierZoo: doesn't rank them
Was waiting for the albatross
@@SnowWay247 I guess that's an F as well
There's no such thing as a seagull
@@Davey101_ technically it's gulls but colloquially it's seagulls
It was same as pigeons
I would love to see a Vulture-dedicated tier list. They seem to "have it easy" in the overall meta with few if any predators and ez xp farming
First time on this channel, idk why i just looked up birds tierlist cuz i was confused about owl and eagle. Just 10 seconds in ans I absolutely love it lmfaoo
Plot twist: he’s actually a parrot who put all of his skill points into speech.
no......
@@aqua_5859 yes actually i know him personally i used to feed him peanuts
He’s my pet parrot
He's bird meowth?
@@aqua_5859 hey buddy its a joke
"The flamingo is basically an AFK character" . LOL
Yes “very little skill is needed to play this character”
Like Nosferatu Timble duck 😂
Welp free kills
Hey penguin buff urself
When I grew up I always thought they were NPCs!
your videos are so great… 9:57 i love this part because it really makes the woodpecker look like a real pokémon.
it really makes me wonder if nature actually is just a game where the animals respawn and can pick different classes
wait until he finds out about hinduism
I love these and how you portray it as if it's a game.
wait...aren't we all in a real life game?
@@shuruff904 if thats how you like to think of it... to me life's not a game.
13:45 Eagle really put the food on the ground and said “I dare you”
Lol
That was so badass tho.
Seeing such a high level strategy from an animal is awesome
& thats why their high tier players
@@benderbendingrodriguez420 they're*
"Invasive species" call it what it is, veteran players minging on low-skill servers and ruining everyone's fun. I can't tell you how many fun builds Ive seen new players try, only to get shut down by smurfs server-raiding low level areas.
Underrated
Really I think it's a result of the devs not nerfing humans when they figured out how to move servers more easily. Once that happened it was only a matter of time before other players caught on and hitched rides to servers where their build had few or no counters, especially after seeing how it let humans dominate and they didn't get punished for it.
The devs really didnt think it trough when they integrated server travel.
devs should really have put thought in what Uncle Ben said to Spiderman before dying when creating humans
Thank you for this tier list.
Gotta give props to the Black Kite build found on the Australian server, aka Black Firebird. When hairless apes use fire to clear brush, the kites gorge on the insects disrupted by the blaze. They will then use the environmental weapon of glowing embers, carry them in their talons to new areas, and drop them to start new fires to continue the feast. At least A tier.
I'm going to sign a petition to make kiwis more viable by making it so that players with that build get laser eyes
Signed.
signed
Lasers are not that good. Would be better if they have missile launchers
@@docilelikewintercatfish9897 kiwis in tanks update when?
Shooting lasers from your eyes is from yesterday. Shoot something better: CHAINSAWS!
But in all seriousness: Please be careful that the human playerbase doesn't get stupid ideas. They tend to do that. They might even try to use Kiwis for war for example. (Or declare it upon them.)
Although it would be interesting to see them fight with flightless birds instead of against us, for a change. Just beware when they try to domesticate you.
As an Emu main, I shall put forth a motion in the Grand War Council Chat of the Emus to collectively sign that petition. 'Till these days.
(Signed)
hearing someone call a genocidal meteor a “balance patch” is the funniest thing to me
I agree.
You like the gun that much eh?
@@DuckDeadly you like ducks that much eh?
This is what we call a DIFFICULTY TWEAK
I think it's overall nerfing all the characters 🤷
I know im late but i think you failed to realize the flamingos ability to filter in high level areas that turn can decompose other players flesh. The complete dominance of brackish areas is a really powerful skill and that adaptability is why i believe so many play it and it will continue to be a well played class
Shrikes. A unique form of passerine with the hunting prowess of a raptor albeit with different weaponry, along with a unique base building ability that chooses intimidation and stockpiling loot.
5:42 The bee getting smacked and sent flying like that in slow motion is something I didn’t know I needed in life
Okay, that was beautiful
Poor little gal, lol 😂
I see it and can just hear
MAYDAY MAYDAY, CHARLIE WE'VE LOST CONTROL; WE'RE GOING DOWN, OVER!
In my head 😖
I hope the bee was aight
Yeet!
@@sonofthebearking3335 I don't know if bees can do the same but I do know flies are masters at righting themselves if they get hit while in flight. There's this other video that has a fly accidentally get hit by the shockwave of a passing bullet in slow motion and it only flips over once, locking its wings like that bee seems to be doing, and then continued on like nothing happened.
@@Reddotzebra wow, right on fly 👏 gotta respect that
The thing that you forgot about flamingos though is that often times they make their homes not just in some lake, but in lakes where the water is both acidic AND boiling because flamingos are largely heat-proof, even being able to drink the boiling, caustic water. So anything that does decide to attack them on their home turf would be seriously scalded.
Yeah, they are safe in their main spawning sites and bases, but they do travel long distances to get to other, less dangerous lakes as new XP sources arise.
Plus, flamingoes can still be attacked by airborne builds.
@@bkjeong4302 such a strong spawning site is still something to be considered, especially since protecting the eggs and hatchlings is usually quite a challenge for a lot of egg-laying animals and just hatching is one of a said animal's most vulnerable times.
@@dank_smirk2ndchannel200
True.
Their is a difference between forgetting info and not including it. With how much the video provides, it is no surprise that some detail(s) would not be involved.
This comment woulda worked more as a fun fact, rather than a student adding a meek detail to the teachers lesson.
@@bigpapan.g3245 ah, I wasn’t sure what happened, but that makes sense that some things wouldn’t make it in. I wasn’t trying to be rude and I apologize if I came across as such.
I gotta say, I freaking love this video.
Pheasant like the lady Amherst and red golden and cassowary (strong legs kicks) and a pair or group of eagles can you talk about those and which bird would be able to go against larger builds like big cats or other things like that!
5:40 That honeybee getting smacked by the hummingbird and going full on ass over teakettle is hilarious.
Did you know honeybees were actually not supposed to be in america becose of their abillities to fight the other pollinators
ass over teakettle💀☠
someone agrees with me yay
Lmaooo
He should make a bug tier list, for example ants, primantus, wasps etc.
on my to-do list :)
It be way to long
Hell yes boiiiiii
Or beetles and scorpions
Oh no spoilers!!!!! C:
This use of wordplay is my wheelhouse😂 this was a fun presentation to watch
This channel is epic.
I’ve always favored the corvid.
I did however underestimate the potential of the parrot.
I will definitely be watching more videos.
Anything that moves: *exists*
Geese: "And I took that personally"
Humans:And i took that as food
Peace was never an option
Horse: NOT TODAY! KAPOW!!
Swan: Peace was an option... But I chose war!
Human: F-off, snake-duck
“Corvids are basically what you’d get if you gave monkeys wings”. Got it, all I needed to know
Now I can stop my experiment where I staple wings to monkeys. I’ll just make more corvids, no need to continue.
One of the best descriptions I've heard. That being said, everytime I hear another story about corvids, I move them higher up the intel scale. Octopuses & humans may be they're only competitors.
The Wicked Witch of the West would like to have a word with you
TZ and Pokémon both make animal behaviour understandable and I am HERE for it.
Me: Why is this ghost such a jerk?
Pokédex: She died on the mountain and that's why she haunts it!
Me: That's actually understandable.
Me: Why are geese such jerks?
TZ: Their build revolves around an area control strategy so they spend a lot of time defending territory!
Me: That's actually understandable.
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Parrots too, of course. I think parrots are more intelligent than even Crows, but Crows have the advantage of a wider natural range and better handling multiple climates
Great Video! I personally would've rated ostriches and pigeons higher and I'd love to see a Video from you about the common swift build.❤
Surprised to see that Albatross didn't appear anywhere on the list, they have to be some of the most successful seabirds in the game.
Capybara: Are you done?
Pelican: ... yeah.
"Fit in mouth? No? Okay..."
21:30 Crow on roof: “requesting airstrike on target.”
Other crow: “Roger!” *whap*
Monkey: wack
Seagull: "Bombs away!" 💩
The way he keeps looking at the camera like “you didn’t see a god damn thing” 😂
"The Cenozoic Balance Patch" is the best euphemism for an apocalyptic mass extinction I've ever heard. And referring to the meteor itself as the "ban hammer" is a nice touch
"If I've missed any of your favourite birds,"
Dude, you put all three of them in S tier. I am MORE than pleased!
He missed ducks tho :(
Raven and crows are best
Where did ospreys go? He mentioned it being among the S tier on raptor video.
I love how he talks about the extinction of the dinosaurs as “the patch notes”
Yeah in the time of the dino meta every dino character was op so the dev had to make some patch notes
He even named the ice age as nerf event from devs
thats what happens when you nerf strong characters..... people stop playing. luckily bird faction lives.
I mean well is he wrong? 😂
Wait, you didn’t know ? Did you only start playing 3 months ago ??
I remember a story one dude wrote about working in McDonald's and witnessing that there were two parties of enemy crows dividing it. Guy says he began throwing fries at the party of crows that didn't shit on his car, and after some time passed, he noticed the ones he neglected became more hostile to him as the other's came to help him. One night, he saw it, World War Crow, all of the members of both parties on alert and ready to go. After several dead crows and a barrage of feathers later, his party was victorious, and threw them a bucket of stale fries in celebration.
Amazing animals, the corvid.
I love how you can see how the graphics have changed in the game overtime!
Pelican: "Imma eat you!" casually tries to swallow a gigantic rodent...
"Nevermind you can live."
Where?
@@srijanumesh5355 19:09
Imean they eat anything and everything
But that would be pretty hard
That video amused me due to how the capybaras seemed to be almost completely uninterested in the pelican trying to eat the young one.
Fun Fact: Ravens can mimic human speech and will often do so to confuse humans and then laugh at their confusion. Truly the most intelligent bird.
The mark of a high tier: the ability to have enough free time to do a little trolling
Parrots do it better
@@Average_Marvin They actually don't, parrots always sound like parrots but ravens can sound exactly like a human
@@thomashines3429 Cap
@@thomashines3429 don't get me wrong, crows are very smart, and can mimic perty good, but parrots are better
I’m curious about the viability of coast-based birds such as seagulls and albatrosses! If you ever do a follow-up, it would be interesting to hear your ranking
Former Albatross main here, the Diomedeidae class is quite good for those who favor outright endurance, the Great Albatross, Wandering Sub-Class is a particularly fantastic build with the 'Great Wings', 'Half Sleep' and 'On the Go Food' Perks and the none existent avian threats means Its great for casual players, but land based Feline and Rodent are particularly effective against low level Albatross, an update that could be applicable would be a more versatile attack strategy, but considering the high endurance but low health and defense an assaultive play style would be unwarented.
5:42 can we all just appreciate that bee getting absolutely clobbered by that hummingbirds mach 3 wings and just tumbling through the air like a cartoon.
I was about to comment this
Nooooo not Barry Bee Benson. D:
Bees are living cartoons
Calling corvids "monkeys with wings" gives the wizard of oz a whole new meaning
nice observation
Ayo
I understood that reference!
LOL
The little disclaimer for shrikes is hilarious
I actually enjoyed, loved, and learnt from this video. I meant, it’s the next level from a multidimensional mind map, where each description is actually an explanatory video. ❤
Sorry for such a long delay between uploads! Hopefully this video being about triple the length of my average videos makes up for it!
It definitely does
sure does
These videos must take a while to make so its all good.
YES IT DOES!
Noice video
I lost it when the Corvids provoked the two animals to fight
and then the two animals fell
We do a little trolling
The animals are called cats
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Poor guy doesn't know their callouts, what a newb.
@@crazymofos952 its called we do a little trolling
I lost it when the penguin slap fight started
A humming bird and a butterfly fighting over a fake flower made the video worth watching
Kiwis' size makes sense when you remember NZ's apex predator was a giant terror eagle. Being tiny was probably super helpful in that server.
Was?
@@haiderhamza9681 look up for Haast’s Eagle
Haast's eagle. Wing span of around 2m. Went extinct because, well, the usual. Humans.
Theere has been stories of them taking away whole small calfs and sheeps. That's where the legend of a Roc came from.
@@masansr thnx
@@masansr that was helpful
That pelican trying and failing to eat the turtle is super effective against my depression.
Also the Capybara
Pelican: What if I... Nah, never mind
Oof
im surprised cassowaries didnt make the cut for this vid. very top tier video tho
This is my new favourite channel
That eagle kill on the deer player was absolutely brutal
Definitely a seasoned player
Gravity kill
I should spawn in mountains with a flyer, It might be OP if I rectreate the Strategy
The one on the cliff? That was an Ibex!
it’s actually a common tactic for eagles/hawks to drop their live prey from high altitudes in order to kill them easier
Damn. Fighting a secretary bird is like 2 stage boss-fight. Guy just starts flying when he's low hp.
Lol
For the third stage a Parrot walks out and starts talking . . . "So I see you've met my secretary . . . " lol.
Lol
@@sanguineentertainment282 secret boss walks out (Cassowary.)
Player- I thought this game was supposed to be hard, and they throw out some D-tier trash as a secret boss?
Secretary bird are just people trying to unlock the Black Chochobo build.
12:30 Oof! Bro behind him was like "told you not to do it man" 😂
Crazy how I learnt so much on animals thanks to your channel