This may be useless information, but I just thought I’d show where endgame hybrids should stand based on how we were told they’d be measured in “its as strong as its ingredients.”
Again, probably useless information, but it does offer some head scratching. Obviously the higher the tier the better they should be logically, and some are already where they fit in right now. Some are… way way off. I know the abilities of certain creatures are better than others, but again this is strictly based on game logic
Tier 1: 3 Epics
Trykosaurus
Tier 2: 2 Epics, 1 Rare
Diorajasaur
Ardentismaxima
Tier 3: 2 Epics, 1 Common
Erlidominus
Pterovexus^
Tier 4: 1 Epic, 2 Rares
Utarinex
Tryostronix
Magnapyritor^
Erlikospyx^
Geminititan^
Tier 5: 1 Epic, 1 Rare, 1 Common
Diloracheirus
Monostegotops
Touramoloch^
Tier 6: 1 Epic, 2 Commons
Stygidaryx^
Grypolyth
Indoraptor
Thorodolosaur
Tier 7: Obtainable Goal
Tenontorex
Tier 8: 3 Rares
Megalosuchus
Spinotahsuchus
Carnotarkus^
Tier 9: Less than 3 Rares
Tragodistis
Stegodeus
Gigaspikasaur
Nodopatotitan
(^)means exclusive DNA that could mean tier compensation
I think this should be a good method of determining stat strength, the better ingredients give higher stats? Because just by the game’s logic, Ardentismaxima, Pterovexus, and Dioraja should be much better than they are, and one certain green hybrid could use a few bumps down
Hopefully I didn’t leave any out lol
Thoughts?