Updated Creature Classes

[jolly storm]

In an effort to improve consistency with creature classes (Cunning/Fierce/Resilient/Wildcard), I’ve listed some creatures that need a classification update based on their current move sets and roles on teams. Please forward this to the dev team and have them look into it.

• Parasauthops
• Sarcorixis
• Pantherator
• Utarinex
• Grylenken
• Spinonyx
• Stegosaurus Ungulatus
• Giganspinoceratops
• Tsintamoth
• Segnoraptor
• Monostegotops
• Dodocevia
• Coelhaast
• Tsintaosaurus
• Megalotops
• Carnotaurus
• Fukuisaurus
• Nasutoceratops

Unfortunately, including the existing and revised classifications in this post marks it as repeated spam, so only the names are included.

If anyone has more names to add, please post them here.

[ornate trench]

Here are some more:

• Albertocevia
• Deinotherium
• Andrewtherium
• Concatoloch
• Arctovasilas
• Gryganyth
• Tanycolagreus

Too lazy to find the rest.

What counts to be in a class anyway.
Buck has Armor Increase and Damage Reduction so he's a wildcard. Carbotoceratops has Distraction so is it a Cunning Resilient?
Ankyloceratops has Wound so is it a Fierce Resilient?
But it wouldn't make sense because none of their ingredients are Cunning/Fierce.
The classing system is weird.

[supple olive]

Class is sorted on a mixture of matchups and moveset. Mainly matchups. Parasauthops' swap in is not going to make it excellent at dealing with resilients.

[jolly storm]

I would argue that it is in some scenarios. A cunning-resilient shouldn’t be able to perform a reliable swap-in kill on something with high armor and shields.

[supple olive]

It's not nearly significant enough to allow it to 1v1 most resilients

[jolly storm]

It’s not, but the purpose of a wildcard is to fill a supportive role that gives it a certain (although often limited) amount of play against all three classes. I would say that para is better suited to fit under the wildcard classification.

[supple olive]

Problem is that even with the swap parat gets demolished by resilients, and considering matchups play the largest role in determining class it's just better as Cunning-Resilient. Also, not all wildcards are a mix of 3 classes. Some of them just don't have class like Tany. Others just do well against all classes even without specific abilities designed to do well against a certain class

Re-classing something because of a swap in that doesn't effect matchups isn't a good idea because it gives a misleading idea of what the creature can do

Class only exists to tell people what to use against what, hence the Fierce over Resilient, Resilient over Cunning, and Cunning over Fierce