The update we got in December added Arctovasilas, a creature that completely changed what we thought was possible for hybrids. Not only can apexes be hybrids, but superhybrids can obtain hybrids. Many thought these “megahybrids” would be locked to apexes, but this changed last update, when Spinotasuchus and Majundaboa obtained unique hybrids.
It seems ludia is starting a new era where superhybrids can now obtain hybrids. This would mean that almost no DNA is useless, even endgame. Hesitant on darting Nodosaurus? Well, Gigaspikasaur, Stegodeus, and Nodopatotitan have potential to obtain either unique or apex hybrids, meaning Nodosaurus could be used for 3 potentially viable creatures. This would completely change its usefulness, going from a throwaway starter creature to a Carnotaurus in ankylosaur clothing. Nodosaurus is only one example. Hybrids seen as wastes of fuses such as Megalosuchus, Scaphotator, Pterovexus, and Tragodistis, as well as their ingredients, could easily become useful.
So for those that don’t dart everything on sight, I suggest doing so. Ludia has now given a reason to do so. All superhybrids without megahybrids have potential, so get all the DNA you can. Good luck players!
We have to dart everything now. We do not know what could get a mega hybrid next. First arctovasilas in 2.12, now we have albertospinos and troodaboa, and ankylos lux. We just have no idea what could get a mega hybrid similar to the beginning of the game. Dart everything
Yeah. How does neither of those have hybrids lol? Has @Dimodactylus given up yet?
I’m still waiting for Alankylosaur, I’ve checked every release notes (that I was around for) for 3 years. Dimo would be cool, Scaphognathus got one and it came later! I know there’s more too, Procerathomimus has been around for almost 2 years and would be amazing.
They trying to make darting relevant again which in my opinion is something good for the game. I for one been guilty of giving up hunting at least a year ago.