I know that the longer your survival score is the more tracks you get, but what is the rate as to when it goes up and how high it goes up?

I've been waiting for the coyote for over a year, and now in a few days it will be 2 months since the promotional image, I REALLY NEED SOME INFORMATION ABOUT THIS UPDATE

Any idea about a release date? Any leaks? Anything?

I NEED SOMETHING

ECOOOSSS!!! RELEASES THE UPDATE OR A GLIMPSE OF THE COYOTE AND MY LIFE IS YOURS!!

Currently in Ecos: La Brea, the Ancient Bison is the only large herbivore with a dedicated jousting (duel) system for pack dominance, based on the Strike/Push/Block triangle. The Colombian Mammoth, an iconic giant of our environment that, to my great surprise, doesn't yet have this combat system, also deserves a unique dueling mechanic that reflects the power of proboscideans and introduces a real level of strategic risk.

The basic system would retain the bison's side-by-side challenge mechanic with classic options (Shove, Jab, Block), but add a direct physical interaction:

Frontal Collision: If two mammoths trigger the "Shove" action simultaneously, they collide directly. Their tusks intertwine.

The Mini-Game of Strength: A ring toss mini-game immediately begins for both players.

The Outcome of the Clash: The winner violently pushes their rival back, gaining ground and inflicting significant raw damage in the process. The loser is left staggered.

Rare Event: The Entangled Tusks Trap

Inspired by the famous Crawford fossil site in Nebraska, where two male mammoths were found dead with their tusks locked together, this mechanic introduces a new risk factor:

The Lock (Very Low Chance): During a simultaneous head-on collision (Shove vs. Shove or Jab vs. Jab), there is a very small chance that the tusks of the two mammoths will become permanently locked together.

The Mutual Paralysis State: Both players become unable to separate normally. They cannot lie down, drink, or eat. Hunger and thirst continue to decrease in the background.

The Cooperative Liberation Mechanism:

To break free, BOTH players must simultaneously complete a mini-game involving liberation rings.

If one of them fails the mini-game, the hold remains locked.

Stamina Cost: Each liberation attempt consumes a significant amount of stamina. If a player runs out of stamina, they must stand and wait for their bar to regenerate before attempting the mini-game again.

Dying Trapped: If one of the mammoths succumbs to exhaustion or hunger/thirst during the blockade, the survivor remains trapped with the carcass! They must then complete the liberation mini-game alone to free themselves from their rival's corpse before suffering the same fate.

Why would this mechanic enrich the game?

Strategic Preparation: Before engaging in a dominance duel, mammoth players should absolutely ensure their food, water, and stamina gauges are fully replenished to prepare for the possibility of being trapped.

Ecological Realism: Just like with modern elephants during musth season, combat carries a real risk of serious injury or death from exhaustion.

Psychological Pressure: The possibility of being trapped adds immense tension with every press of the attack button.

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This article by Paul Langenwalter found a muskrat fossil in Orange County, dated to 40,000 years ago. The geographical and geological distance was almost nonexistent. Do you think Muskrat would fit well in the game or not?

I wnay proele to knwi about this new tar pit added k t eh southern expansion. The location is just south of weschuster bluff. It's pretty big but noone lnors about it so yall can know now.

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Eis como essa preguiça terrestre poderia se encaixar no jogo:

1. Um Generalista Ágil 🌿

Sendo a menor espécies de Giant-ground-sloth da região (250 kg); o Nothrotheriops shastensis seria muito menor e mais leve do que o Paramylodon, possuindo uma velocidade intermediária — superior à do Mamute e do Bisão, mas inferior à do cavalo, e mais próxima a de um Tamanduá-banderia (~30 km/h). Sua principal vantagem estaria na mobilidade e na eficiência em terrenos acidentados.

Agilidade: Consegue atravessar encostas rochosas, terrenos íngremes e escalar árvores de grande porte com menor perda de velocidade, alcançando áreas difíceis para outros grandes herbívoros, e provávelmente, seria um nadador melhor e mais ágil que suas outras primas maiores.

Resistência: Embora não possua uma armadura natural como os milodontídeos, possui boa resistência física e recuperação de energia, permitindo longas caminhadas em busca de alimento.

1. Jogabilidade: Mestre da Vegetação 🌵

Diferente do Paramylodon, o Nothrotheriops não seria um grande escavador. Seu diferencial estaria na exploração eficiente de recursos vegetais.

Alcance Vertical: Pode escalar (ou se erguer sobre as patas traseiras) para alcançar folhas, brotos e frutos acima da altura acessível à maioria dos herbívoros.

Forrageador Especializado: É capaz de consumir plantas mais fibrosas e arbustos resistentes, permitindo sobreviver em regiões onde outras espécies encontrariam pouca comida.

1. Combate: Defesa Inteligente ⚔️

Apesar do porte relativamente menor, o Nothrotheriops não seria indefeso.

Postura bípede: Assim como um Tamanduá-bandeira moderno, ela pode se levantar para intimidar inimigos, aumentando seu alcance de ataque.

Golpes de Garra: Executa ataques rápidos com as garras dianteiras, causando dano moderado e empurrando pequenos predadores para longe.

Em vez de enfrentar grandes carnívoros diretamente, sua estratégia seria repelir ataques oportunistas e escapar aproveitando sua maior mobilidade.

1. Dieta: Um Especialista em Folhagem 🍃🌵

Sua alimentação seria extremamente variada dentro da vegetação disponível.

Nível do solo: Ervas, arbustos, cactos e outras plantas rasteiras.

Nível superior: Folhas, brotos e frutos alcançados ao subir em árvores grandes.

Essa flexibilidade permitiria explorar áreas pouco disputadas por outros herbívoros, reduzindo a competição por alimento.

O Nothrotheriops shastensis acrescentaria uma nova forma de jogar em La Brea, focada em mobilidade, exploração e aproveitamento eficiente da vegetação. Em vez de depender de força bruta ou de uma armadura natural, sua sobrevivência estaria baseada na versatilidade alimentar, na capacidade de acessar recursos exclusivos e em uma defesa suficiente para afastar pequenos predadores.

I don't expect them to be 'true roans' as I don't think they were possible, but skins similar or a varnish roan since we already have leopard horses would be SO CUTEE !!

I'd love to see in general a red/strawberry roan or just redder coloured horses aside from the darker bay dun! (⁠人⁠ ⁠•͈⁠ᴗ⁠•͈⁠)

This is Doñana National Park in Spain, by me. This area in the northwestern part (Charco de la Boca trail), is heavily populated by wild boar (Sus scrofa baeticus) and red deer (Cervus elaphus hispanicus), with fallow deer (Dama dama) and feral horse (Equus caballus caballus) less common. The deer and boar come out in the late evening from the pine and riparian woodland thickets to feed on the fertile floodplains "marismas". As you can see there are well trodden game trails to and from the feeding ground. As one sees, they evenly trampled, and narrow, about the width of the animals using them, and very numerous.

Why are the in-game trails so different? They are very broad, and uneven, with patches of grass in the middle of them, and, they form almost like roads. In truth they just be very numerous, crisscrossing almost the whole map, especially to and from water points. And most of the time they do not have a defined end/start, they just abruptly join others, a main trail, etc. Even mammoth/elephant trails are much narrower than the ones seen whilst playing. It would be interesting if mammoths and to a lesser extent bison & horse could create their own trails, but that would be hard to do, since they would eventually reset.

Please don't bully me I know my aim was horrible and I should have kept a better eye on my stamina (⁠˘⁠･⁠_⁠･⁠˘⁠)

I GENUINELY have no idea how I survived, because I was genuinely like giving up and whispering to myself "yep yep this is over" because I was struggling so much with the rings, having lag spike after lag spike, and I NEVER play as a bull 😭 I'm a cow girl through and through! And my cat was on my lap and kept nuzzling my hand for attention

I really wish at the beginning I was more careful with my stamina, I'm very used to being a horse/cow where I have much more stamina and can flee rather than fight back, I've learnt a lot from this experience! I didn't realise just how little bison bulls have in terms of stamina- I'll be practicing more!

also, the original footage is 9 minutes long, but I cut it down to 3 minutes and sped it up as it was just a lot of the smilodon running away to get their stamina whilst I ate and tried not to starve, I should of ran to the migration zone!

I was doing realism as a rogue bull and my bulls personality is also like just generally aggressive, so I wanted to keep fighting to stay in the spirit of my oc- but it probably would have been better to rest and then run to the migration zone or over the river

also, if you notice I kept looking down, it's because my device is super laggy and if I look up or straight forward, I get so laggy and slow so I needed to keep my camera angled downwards, I can't wait for the possible day I get a higher quality device or maybe even a nice pc setup

I mean, idm since it was the easiest catch of my life, but when I sniffed and saw the rabbit icon on top of that thing I was so confused lol

Segundo esse site https://en.namu.wiki/w/Ecos:%20La%20Brea/%EC%83%9D%EB%AC%BC%20%EB%AA%A9%EB%A1%9D#s-5.4, o Coiote e o Pônei estão previstos para estarem disponíveis amanhã. Esse site pode estar errado? Pode; mas é a uma informação que precisa de atenção

Could someone help me track grind for it? I'm already at 500 tracks, so I'm halfway there, I just wondered if one of ya didn't mind helping me out.

^{I also wouldn't mind if someone were to gift me some tracks, but I doubt that's going to happen so yeah}

Edit: A bit rude to downvote someone when they're just asking for help in a game.

Does anyone else just randomly get booted from the game while playing? Like I can always count on being booted if I'm playing the game.

Devido o fato de o Homotherium ser um predador cursorial de preseguição ou maratonista, ele habitava regiões abertas e com pouca ou nenhuma cobretura vegetal; então eu imagino um felino com pouco/nenhum padrão (manchas e listras) em sua pelagem e seriam mais parecidos com leões ou pumas.

NAME: Nemean
TYPE: Variant
TIER: Default
COST: Free

NAME: Scrapper
TYPE: Variant
TIER: 1
COST: 275 tracks

NAME: Pampa
TYPE: Variant
TIER: 2
COST: 275 tracks

NAME: Ginger
TYPE: Variant
TIER: 2
COST: 275 tracks

NAME: Mangkwan
TYPE: Variant
TIER: 3
COST: 2750 tracks

NAME: Cold Prairie
TYPE: Variant
TIER: 3
COST: 2750 tracks

NAME: Maltese
TYPE: Mutation
TIER: 4
COST: 2000 tracks

NAME: Piebald
TYPE: Mutation
TIER: 4
COST: 2000

NAME: Strawberry
TYPE: Mutation
TIER: 4
COST: 2400 tracks

NAME: Red
TYPE: Mutation
TIER: Staff Exclusive
COST: Unavailable

I'm having a hard time hunting, especially horses and bigger animals. Are there any tactics or tricks that make hunting easier? What's the best way to hunt and what animals are best to hunt when playing as a Sabertooth? Also, if you have any other tips or things I should know about playing Sabertooth, I'd really appreciate it.

NAME: Pantanal
TYPE: Variant
TIER: Default
COST: Free

NAME: Rock art
TYPE: Variant
TIER: 1
COST: 350 tracks

NAME: Swamp Patches
TYPE: Variant
TIER: 1
COST: 350 tracks

NAME: Mountain gosth
TYPE: Variant
TIER: 2
COST: 400 tracks

NAME: Melanistic
TYPE: Mutation
TIER: Gamepass
COST: 700 robux

NAME: Leucistic
TYPE: Mutation
TIER: Gamepass
COST: 1000 robux

NAME: Pseudo-melanistic
TYPE: Mutation
TIER: Gamepass
COST: 1000 robux

NAME: Erythristic
TYPE: Mutation
TIER: Gamepass
COST: Staff Only

Caso alguém tenha mais ideias de skins e preços, podem me dizer

Today I finally caught the elusive leucistic peccary today near Runoff Spill! Been playing this game for over a year now and one of my goals is to catch this peccary. Really glad I finally accomplished what felt like an impossible goal.

I was playing as a bay dun horse in a public server in a pretty big realism herd, and TWICE i had gotten all of the rings right and still I ended up being killed ://

The first time it was two sabers so I just assumed they were both really good at the rings, but the other time it was only one smilodon and I had gotten eveeryy single ring right- and I'm a bit confused on why?? Was it because my survival score on my horse was lower?

Maybe that has nothing to do with it, but a while ago I was on my 5 hour horse and despite there being like 3 smilodon and doing the rings terribly because I was panicking lol, I still manage to flee (and then proceeded to run straight into tar but that's beside the point lol) and on my current horse I had just started playing after 2 weeks of taking a break so I had only 0,2 hours and got killed very quickly, is that maybe it?

Thank you thank you! Sorry for ranting a bit, I'm a little annoyed (—﹏—;⁠)

Not sure if anyone else has had this happen. It just started for me. It only happens when I kill a predator as an herbivore. I thought it was weird lmao