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PriestOfTartarus

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  1. I have enjoyed both games in the series and cant wait for the rest of the insects to be added in. When thinking on this i remembered the antlions in the sandbox of the backyard, i have no clue if they will be in the playground when they are introduced, but i came across some facts about them. 1. The ones we fought, for those who dont know, were larva verions of their life cycle, 2. The adult stage is a flyer who looks like a dragonfly knock-off, 3. As adults they are no longer as carnivorous, primarily feeding on nectar and pollen. I figured with this one it would be a neutral flyer like the firefly however could stack aggro with the antlions since they are family in a basic sense. Armor of more western desperado since the antlion armor in the first game was a desert leather poncho with a sambrero and cowboy boots. Now humor the thought if you can, the weapon is more mid range, we have hammers, swords, bows and staves but no whips. The whip could be for multi attacks on a crowd (stranger's raids), maybe even have a grappler like effect, bring about a rancher/desperado kinda feel for it. Overall thought is bring in the life cycle of the insects we are fighting, this would make it feel even more like the events of the grounded universe are happening somewhere in the real world. Always up for healthy conversations.

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