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More then likely most players for grounded 2 may have spoken about this, but given how we have mounts in grounded 2 I know this mabey abit of tounge and cheek idea here, but instead of the players weapons and or shield just vanishing as we hop onto our mounts those models should slide onto our backs similar to games like monster hunter would have, I'm aware it's a over used mechanic but I'd feel it would fit grounded 2 given how it is and it's aesthetic. I genuinely feel it would integrate well with grounded 2 given how you basically hunt down monster sized bugs and even smaller bugs as well basically being a miniature monster hunter type....

But aside from that given how we have a spider mount within grounded 2.. I'd feel it would fit to hatch a wolf spider egg to obtain a buggy friend that would be stronger then the orb weaver, and given how there is so much yet to be still added to grounded 2's story, lore and over all world build I'd think it would fit well given how the game will get bigger and harder... But it not only help better in combat but it would give players an ability to add more to their arsenal and choice to have difference much like how we have a the black and red variants to the ant buggies..

Complete side note but It would also add variation to buggy mounts especially to multiplayer if players where able to craft different armors for there buggies after hatching them..

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