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The Bird Tier List

🕑 Added 2021-06-01 22:59:55 +0000 UTC

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Eric Guan

I loved it! Laughed out loud at several points. Great video clips as always

Ashish

Awesome!

Joel Sexson

Woohoo I’ve been happily waiting for this! Love the work you’re putting in man.

Sagitta

It's about time for an evaluation of birds, but well worth waiting for. No real surprises about the top and bottom tiers, but it's interesting that with such a strong starting point many so players still come up with poor builds. It becomes even more striking if you consider how many birds have vanished completely over the past two or three hundred years. But I must take issue with your assessment that swans are effective defenders and falcons are not. Swans have all the intimidation of a scaled-up goose, but behind the bluff they are slow, weak and clumsy, no danger to players in their own weight class, let alone higher. There is a reason they don't dare stray far from water. Compare that with the peregrine falcon, which has been known to kill a bald eagle that threatened its nest.

TierZoo

which parts? This is very valuable feedback

hadeopelagic

Amazing vid(as always). However the music was really loud at parts, louder than your voice even. Not sure if anyone else thought so

Stephen Gillie

Parabronchi - the 9 air sacs around a bird's body, right? Yeah, without those it felt a bit... (•_•) ( •_•);⌐■-■ hollow (⌐■_■),

Stephen Gillie

Used to live near the Sammamish River. Crows by the thousands roost nearby, and some days you'd see a "bird river" in the sky, as they would arrive from the southwest in a single column (a dozen birds wide) for nearly an hour. Their caws from the treetops were deafening. Visit the area around the UW Bothell campus in the fall, if you want to relive the Hitchcock film "The Birds". (Which ironically was made the same year that they destroyed and rebuilt the Sammamish River). - A group of crows is called a murder because they're Morbid Corvids. Once watched a heron that wanted to go 15 feet down the river - it just extended its wings and picked up its feet, flapped once, and glided there. So graceful. To counter human-flown planes, use human-operated large quadcopters. To counter large quadcopters, use small quadcopters. To counter small quadcopters, use eagles.

Quasitling

Nice! I really expected at least a short mention of the parabronchi as one of the class features traits critical to the bird play-style. Just mentioning their hollow bones seems inadequate without touching on the rest of their ability to continuously and efficiently pull oxygen from the air.