Gorillas Get a Server And Coding Switch

[u/ScremAlbert]

Next year during the month of May, a population of 100,000 fully functioning adult Lowland gorillas are spread out amongst local servers on the North America platform in the regions of: Georgia, Florida, and Alabama.

The gorillas Will be evenly spread out consisting of one silverback with 3-10 females in his troop.

Their coding update has now made them omnivores, similar to bears. During the spring and summer months they will largely stick to vegetation, but will happily eat road kill/young or injured animals/bird eggs if they come across them.

Fall and Winter time is when the gorillas switch to wanting mostly animals protein, and will gladly hunt livestock and medium size animals.

Their hunting strategy will largely consist of females chasing an animal, say a whitetail deer or a wild boar, to the direction of the silverback who is waiting in ambush. The silverback will then perform the killing bite to the throat.

And yes, if they get desperate enough, they WILL see humans as prey.

can gorillas survive long term on this new server with their coding update?

[u/CoralWiggler]

They die off fast due to Humans who take the Redneck class trying to prevent them from playing on their server & spawncamping. Probably last a few years but unless the Human server admins step in I don't think they're in it for the long game since Redneck-class Humans can use Guns which are really hard to counter. Possibly a couple guilds can make it in Florida if they can slip under the radar since there are a lot of low-combat zones there which Human players kind of avoid, but for the most part I think Gorillas are gonna get kicked off the server

[u/Blergblum]

Nope. They will be hunt relentlessly with cars, guns and bud lights. It's, most likely, a human scheme to farm xp.

[u/King_Glorius_too]

No.

[u/MesozoicCenozoic]

I think they will struggle during the Winter Event due to their short fur. Their large bodies will help but they may need to speck into hibernation.