Rain World Lizards

Lizards are the first and most common predator in Rain World, it also come in many colors: Red, Orange, Magenta, Green, Blue, White, Black and Salamander. All the colors have it's own behavior:

•Red Lizard

Lizards appear in myths and folktales around the world. In Australian Aboriginal mythology, Tarrotarro, the lizard god, split the human race into male and female, and gave people the ability to express themselves in art. A lizard king named Mo'o features in Hawaii and other cultures in Polynesia. For example, some lizards lay eggs, whereas others develop inside their mother; and stranger still, some have legs, whereas others are close to legless. The world’s rainforests contain half of all life on Earth and contain fantastic examples of this group of reptiles.

Red Lizards are deadly hunters. Faster, larger, more aggressive and more intelligent than the usual lizard, they even possess a spitting attack to immobilize and catch slugcat. They are rarer than the usual lizard, only appearing once slugcat has survived in a region for a long time, but even a single red lizard is extremely dangerous.

•Orange Lizard

Orange Lizards, also called Yellow lizard, possess large antennas on top of their heads. They use these antennas to communicate with other Orange Lizards. Orange Lizards are very dangerous, because they are pack hunters, and they can use strategies to encircle the slugcat and devour him. Orange Lizards fight less among themselves than other lizards, however, it is still unknown if this behavior is shared by the entire subspecies or only by a single pack.

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•Magenta Lizard

Magenta Lizards are the most common lizards, and they are found in many regions. However, it's not because they are common that they are to be taken lightly. Many unwary slugcats were cought and devoured by these omnipresent hunters..

•Green Lizard

Green lizards are the toughest of all lizards. While they can't climb at poles like most lizards can, they are very hard to kill (5-6 hits with a spear???), so the best thing to do is to climb up a pole where these lizards won't be able to get at you. If confronted directly, Green Lizards will charge their prey, enabling clever slugcats to simply jump over them. They are also easily distracted and won't think as much over an event as other lizards would do. Green Lizards do consider the small blue lizards as prey, however are willing to fight most other animals. This makes leading other predators to a Green Lizard a powerful opportunity to escape from a deadly situation.

•Blue Lizard

Blue lizards are the frailest of all lizards. However, they are rather fast and can climb up walls, and they will use this gain of mobility to catch prey where other lizards fail. Alongside the Blue Lizard's mobility, it also has a short tongue (about a body length long) that can be used to grab prey from a distance.

•White Lizard

Much like a Chameleon, it has camouflage and a long tongue to grab prey. When they see a prey far away, they will wait for it to come into close range before trying to catch it with their tongue. Much like the blue lizard, the white lizard can climb up walls, making him a dangerous foe altogether. He can be barely seen thanks to his eyes, and like most lizards, when he sees a delicious prey, he will let out foam in anticipation of the meal to come even camouflaged, which can be helpful to see him before it's too late. They are some of the only lizards able to catch squidacadas thanks to their tongues, which can stretch the length of their bodies.If you ever get caught by the tongue, just throw something at it and it will let go. It is also possible for the lizard to lose its ability to camouflage if a spear is thrown at its head.

•Black Lizard

Black lizards can be found in the subterranean and shaded citadel. They have no eyes, but instead little tendrils on their nose. These tendrils allow the lizard to detect vibrations in the air and through the ground. If they pick up a vibration, their heads will glow and they will head to the location from which it originated. This gives their location away in the process.

•Salamander

Salamanders are lizards that have no glowing head, they come in white, purple and red. Salamanders resemble axolotl and have a sticky tongue just like blue and white lizards. They also swim much better, easily able to chase down a slugcat in water. They have a habit of sitting along the bottom of bodies of water, little more than a shadow waiting for prey to pass by.

All lizards can also be distracted by throwing a dead prey and they will go away with it!

The color behavior is copied from Here! and organized by me!

The further I got through the leg, the underhang and the wall, the less I felt like going through more. It was then that I started to realize the true nature of this game: the husk of a metroidvania that claims to be survival due to barebones mechanics, “random” spawns” and “open world”.In the start of the game you have the illusion you are free to go wherever due to the branching paths and the game barely giving you any reasonable direction. Reaching a karma gate either breaks or reinforces this illusion.

Besides, you can cross gates to somewhere you’re not “supposed” to. As you get lost several times, backtracks for shelter, or find the entrance to another region by accident, you still think you are free.! Vultures comes at you out of the blue, scavengers appear out of nowhere in places you didn’t see them before, batflies spawn once again in the spots they didn’t last cycle, etc.!! For the first, nothing, and the other just moved to the left of the platform, at least enough for me to move, but overall, same place.

I died, so when doing this section again, I saw the same bullshit.!! I killed that blue lizard that stays around there, but one hibernation and a death later, there was it, getting out of the very same tunnel I saw it for the first time.! Creatures indeed don't have the 'need' to eat, but they have a huge plateau of food, that doesn't revolve around you, though indeed some areas from the game have no food for them except you,like the wall and underhang.That is my complaint. This is no dynamic ecosystem; these are a.i.s that will wait for me to take my action to choose how it will react. So what lizards move from one region to another in sandbox mode?

In story mode they don't.The game does have its rules and follow it. It is still not an ecosystem, it is still mislabeled and is still false advertising. Basic biology.Also, I may have resources to kill whatever, but not everytime. So many times I've had vultures fly straight down on me without any spear to be seen. I more than stated than complained, I don't think you NEED to fight everything that comes your way.​. Yeah, I know Rain World does not claim to be a metroidvania, I never said it does. I said it claims to be survival, which it isn't either.

If you take away the few features that it use as an excuse for being a survival, you're improving it, as the survival aspects end up being gimmicky compared to the rest of the game.Creature may change their behavior based on past experiences, but it just adds upon my arguments: that this is a world built to fight you exclusively, not to be an actual world with its own life. And well, if those interactions do happen only later, what a shame, the game wasted its opportunities.I didn't complain about lacking resources, I just stated it.

I used it to compare to traditional platforms in which you also don't fight enemies directly, a lot of times you just avoid them, reinforcing the image of a simple platformer with more erratic a.i.My complaint, once again, is not that I can't see the opponent's hand, but that by now I realized all it has are cards made to attack me directly, not to also survive and fill its needs like I need to.And I enjoy many sorts of 2D platformers. Just because one of them is boring, doesn't mean I hate the whole genre, lmao. Build to fight you exclusively? You didn't complain about lacking resources?You just stated it?As I said before you don't lack resources.You don't have to avoid enemies in this game, you can kill everything in your way if that's what you wish. You just need a single spear and a rock.(well up to Daddy long legs, you can kill them too but the places you fight them in are unfavorable, leviathans you can kill too, but it's impossible in a single cycle)Way to fucking keep distorting my words to refute me just for the sake of it, as I'm still not complaining about not being able to kill everything, nor having to fight everything. Yes you can, no it is not necessary.

Still, you are not finding spears everywhere, and if you have to go back to find one you are better off avoiding it entirely. Does not change my point, they are more 'static' obstacles than alive creatures still.Even when a random vulture gets a lizard. They are back the next day. Lizards fight one another? Okay, the a.i. Showed something it is able of, that's a positive point, just not positive enough for the promised experience.

Things are not there to fight me exclusively, but it still FEELS like it. Because a lot of times lizards are in places they have nothing else to eat, much less for you to feed and tame then. So yeah, they are there for you only.I may have expressed myself wrongly saying they were built, as in programmed and designed, exclusively to fight me. But they are used for that purpose, only, a lot of times. For me that's a huge waste of potential.Maybe my standards are high indeed, because that's what it gives me when it says 'ever-changing ecosystem of predators and prey'.

I'm not saying they should change the game entirely, I'm just saying that whatever they developed, is not what they said it was initially. Yeah, 'static obstacles'. I stand by my points.About 'ever-changing ecosystem' You know you can lineage creatures in by killing them until they get replaced by stronger ones, you can completely change a lot of spawns this way.And there are some other subtle changes, scavs for example have different personality traits, some are absolute killing machines, while others can't even fend of against a single lizard. When you kill a scavenger, he will indeed be replaced by another of it's kind, that particular scav could be a whole lot more dangerous or even weaker.​By becoming enemies with scavengers they can send kill squads after you, on very low reputation.By becoming friends you gain powerful allies completely changing the ecosystem.By taming lizards you can also make areas safer, thus changing the ecosystem. Squidcadas can hate you if you kill their own or grab them for too long, that's the reason they push you off poles sometimes.Jetsquids also have a friendship system with you.They try to drown you if you annoy them. You can move tamed lizards and creatures you can grab to different regions, thus changing the ecosystem.You can completely change spawns by killing lots of lizards, thus changing the ecosystem completely.Green lizards can lose fear of vultures and sometimes attack them, thus changing the ecosystem.Lizards instantly become tamed if you save them from vultures, thus changing the ecosystem.

See how many times you wrote 'you'? Most of these changes in the 'ecosystem' you described happened only because of the interaction of the player with it, and not among the creatures interacting among themselves. A ecosystem does not change based on the passing of one single creature through it, all the others still interact with one another when you can't see. In this case, these interactions happen mostly on the same screen you are on.This is not a ecosystem. This is just an environment filled with entities that depend solely on what you do to change it.

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In other words, enemies are there only waiting for you for the 'ecosystem' to work. My problem is not the lineage triggering or species not adapting (which in itself is a problem, as it doesn't make sense for a stronger enemy to be born after a weaker one dies, biology negligence once again).

It is with how enemies will always remain on the same place even if it makes no sense biologically. Like all those orange lizards in the wall, being there without anything other than to eat. And no matter how much time passes, they will remain there. Won't they fucking starve? Afaik they don't eat bats, much less blue fruits. Just makes clearer the artificiality of the design.Indeed no more point in arguing. Rain World is not, and will not, be an ecosystem.