I'd like to report a glitch: when I play a bird and try to fly through an opening in a house, I get blocked off by an invisible wall and crash to the ground. I think that the wooden frame of the opening somehow gets a huge hitbox. Also, these huge white noisy birds keep knocking me out of the sky. Ban them please.
Yeah... the invisible barrier glitch happened to me the other day and it's so annoying. Couldn't even get rid of it after the server restarted. It's a shame the devs don't worry enough about their mistakes smh
If you played more cats build you would know that these are a feature of Humans aka the only build that can use magic. But they still is a glitch similar, as BendyRiper11 said sometimes these walls spawn a exect copy of yourself wich really creepy. Edit wow : so apparently both are human constructions. I think once I'll end my current snail playthrouh I'll do my first human one. I don't like how op this build is but there's too many thing I want to see with human
@@slimyduck2140 I think that bug has something to do with the game's water reflection mechanics that make it hard to see into the water. For some reason the barriers have the same effect of spawning a copy of you but without the rest of vision obscuring features.
Dude, those huge white noisy birds are easy to deal with. My friend mains goose, I saw him take down that gigantic bird 1000X his size with one hit. He also had to respawn though, but that's beside the point. Just send in your little brother if you wanna finish off two annoying birds with one stone.
@@adrianobastos5598 Boxing Kangaroo was such a weird addition to an Australian meta that doesn't even have Megalania or Thylacoleo anymore. I guess they noticed that the Kangaroo playerbase loves pvp so they wanted another option.
@@TierZoo Great catch indeed, but I'm disappointed that you neglected to mention the hawk's command grab, which has a 1-frame startup and doubles as a claw attack if the opponent mashes out of it. (13:46)
@@anonymousdratini if you're talking about what happens during mating season I already know. That's why female ducks have a labyrinth in their hoo hah.
"Invasive species" call it what it is, veteran players minging on low-skill servers and ruining everyone's fun. I can't tell you how many fun builds Ive seen new players try, only to get shut down by smurfs server-raiding low level areas.
Really I think it's a result of the devs not nerfing humans when they figured out how to move servers more easily. Once that happened it was only a matter of time before other players caught on and hitched rides to servers where their build had few or no counters, especially after seeing how it let humans dominate and they didn't get punished for it.
@Nanami Eleanor Von Steiner He explained why in the video. There were some cuts because RUclips does not condone violent things, and killing something with poison would definitely qualify in that category.
For those who like the hummingbird build, I suggest the Sword-billed hummingbird. It has such a long beak, that it can only feed from the Passaflora flower. That may seem worse at first, until you realize only the sword-billed hummingbirds can eat from it. This means it will have no competition for it’s food source, turning the high risk-high reward play style into free XP. It still has pretty poor defensive stats, though, so it’s not top tier, but definitely has enough going for it to break out of F-tier.
The thing about kiwis is that they are essentially a faction of players who liked playing rodent mains, but found there was no rodents in the New Zealand server so they specked one of the existing bird builds on the island into something akin to a rodent.
Imo if they wanted to play on the New Zealand sever that badly they should just adapt to how it’s just a different server and try to play with existing builds, or play rodent on another sever. There’s only so much fun to have without trying new things, after all. (Though in terms of real life, this is a useful way to think of it thanks)
I think it was the case that for the longest time New Zealand was a private casual server, where players went for janky strats. Tbh, I think it was really cool and I'm kinda sad that there are bunch of tryhards who never really created a character on Zealand, but instead transferred top tier, high level characters from highly competative regions.
I played as a kiwi, somehow got a kill on a cat and felt really good. Kiwis really aren't that bad. (a cat that was practically harrasing birds in the area of my friend's house actually did get mauled by a kiwi. honestly thought it was a pitbull in a kiwis body is what my friend said lol. yes my friend is a new zealand boi ( a kiwi ) )
Nah. They are flightless so they can hide on forest floors. This protected them from getting murdered by the apex predator in new zealand which was a now extinct eagle.
The crows living near my house have figured out how to untie knots from rope to use for their nests I guess. This is a huge problem whenever a building has to be painted, as the scaffolding used is made of lots of bamboo tied up with rope. To fight the crows, the painters have brought in a few monkeys, who act as the guards on the scaffolding in exchange for food. I get to witness Air Monkeys fighting Land Monkeys everyday. Also watching the crows untie knots is mind blowing, they do it much faster than I ever could.
their size and tenacity is what lead to that imagine if any of the other builds, ESPEICALLY Raptors were that size, wait you dont have to since the fear of gaint flying raptors is what led to the creation of dragons
Yeah, like emus and ostritches so low? Ostritches and swans are the only two birds that I'm always afraid from (the latter will break your arm, the former can literally tear your guts out). And emus basically won a land war against humans.
@@kenenglish9496 Ohhhh, that would be a nice video, tier list, but for FASHION. You should start commenting on everyone of his vids to do it, or I could >.>
Shooting lasers from your eyes is from yesterday. Shoot something better: CHAINSAWS! But in all seriousness: Please be careful that the human playerbase doesn't get stupid ideas. They tend to do that. They might even try to use Kiwis for war for example. (Or declare it upon them.) Although it would be interesting to see them fight with flightless birds instead of against us, for a change. Just beware when they try to domesticate you. As an Emu main, I shall put forth a motion in the Grand War Council Chat of the Emus to collectively sign that petition. 'Till these days. (Signed)
The thing that you forgot about flamingos though is that often times they make their homes not just in some lake, but in lakes where the water is both acidic AND boiling because flamingos are largely heat-proof, even being able to drink the boiling, caustic water. So anything that does decide to attack them on their home turf would be seriously scalded.
Yeah, they are safe in their main spawning sites and bases, but they do travel long distances to get to other, less dangerous lakes as new XP sources arise. Plus, flamingoes can still be attacked by airborne builds.
@@bkjeong4302 such a strong spawning site is still something to be considered, especially since protecting the eggs and hatchlings is usually quite a challenge for a lot of egg-laying animals and just hatching is one of a said animal's most vulnerable times.
Their is a difference between forgetting info and not including it. With how much the video provides, it is no surprise that some detail(s) would not be involved. This comment woulda worked more as a fun fact, rather than a student adding a meek detail to the teachers lesson.
@@bigpapan.g3245 ah, I wasn’t sure what happened, but that makes sense that some things wouldn’t make it in. I wasn’t trying to be rude and I apologize if I came across as such.
@@iwoapwjcoejs Yeah, I missed both Owl and Vulture (defense) in my joke. It is kind of interesting that every type of raptor has a different specialty that goes well with some sort of RPG-style stat. Except secretarybirds, which is fitting, because they're the most bizarre raptors around. Though did Ospreys get a mention? Or do they count as hawks for this case?
Damn, that eagle taking down the mountain goat using the cliff rocks at 18:07 is just insane! [ btw, glad to see that the Penguin didn't end being bottom tier ]
That was the most brutal thing in the entire video. Imagine if you were hiking and this happened to you. Even worse, you might still be alive when the bird starts eating you...
Speaking of geese relying heavily on intimidation. Once in high school when I was walking home from school I took a scenic detour through the town's only park. While crossing a bridge over a little stream I spotted a little girl, just old enough to grasp the concept of "Bird like bread" feeding the ducks. She was safe enough under the supervision of her mother and father. But that didn't stop a goose from getting mad that she ran out of bread before feeding it. It pecked her and she started crying, which prompted her father to charge the goose. It honked something fierce at her father who utterly unimpressed by its threat display grabbed it about the neck just behind its skull and swung it over his head like a lasso before hurtling it towards the lake.
Once when I was like 5 I was obsessed with snakes (I still love them) and found a grass snake. I caught it in a glass jar thing and tried to pet it, obviously it bit me and my dad grabbed it and hurled it towards our ajar open garden back door. It bounced off and escaped into the wilderness. I honestly feel bad for it
I think the goose said profanities unheard of man and the father , being the Man over the House , heard them and for punishment and warning , grabbed it to hurl it towards the Sea Abyss
The harpy eagle is the heaviest raptor and lives in the amazon, it is essentially an eagle sized hawk with a 7 foot wing span instead of the 9-10 foot wing spans of other eagles that prevents it from flying to extreme altitudes and for extended periods of time, but it allows it to weave its way between the dense canopy of the amazon. This high agility for its size and some of the best eyesight of any raptor allows the harpy eagle to catch prey that nothing else would have known was there and its large size enables it to carry off larger prey than any hawk ever could. And with 7-9 inch claws you do not want to be targeted by this angel.
Also they are perhaps the smartest eagle there is. There have been reports that harpy eagles don't usually attack sloths so that their younglings can practice their hunting. In the amazon rainforest nothing is truly safe from a harpy eagle
the shoebill honestly reminds me of one of those long extinct animals that look really cool and you wish you had today. and we have them today. P.S If you like prehistoric animals look up the Saiga Antelope.
Plz help stop Israel (modern nazis) apartheid against Palestine, it's not your problem but your gov is funding them, spread the message cause their strongest weapon is misinformation. If we together boycotted them they will be forced to stop like South Africa.
That falcon vs heron clip was seriously amazing. The falcon really baited him, he set the meat down, used it as bait, and punished the attempt at stealing his food so efficiently. Seriously smart falcon.
That grab was so fucking clean too. It really feels like the eagle was telegraphing “I can’t peck at you fast enough to stop you, psych my claws are fast AF”
As a user of the Corvid build, this gave me a lot of ideas for strategies! I usually use the imitation + intimidation strat against opponents with higher weight and inteligence stats, like the human class for example. Also, love the Don't starve reference! 6:02
Some humans, like myself, leave high XP loot near our bases on a regular basis specifically for corvids to keep them around I have a group of magpie mains that are always near my base because I leave loot for them, and in exchange, they keep the pigeon mains from pooping on my car and solar panels
@@mwbgaming28 it also helps that they also have a hidden meta intimidation stat thanks to their "blacklisting" of 'threats' includes making targets that wronged them as miserable as possible, thereby making other entities less likely to want to wrong them.
@@sinteleon it's been about a year since I started doing daily loot drops, and the number of magpie players that hang around my base has gone from 1 to 7 They all trust me too, getting close and personal, one even lands on my arm and lets me pet it while it gathers loot out of my hand I love corvids, very intelligent birds, the less bird poop I have to clean up, the more loot they get, my car and solar panels have been completely poop free for about a month now
TierZoo is a channel that you may sometimes forget about, then be pleasantly surprised when a video of his pops up and you binge his channel for the millionth time.
You forgot the chickens “second wind” ability, headshots allow the chicken to live for another ingame hour in order to seek revenge on the toxic player that kills them
Ravens will also team up with the wolf canine class for a cooperative hunting style. They will lead the wolves to the prey by flying over it, and when the wolves strike they get to eat as well.They are known to make emotional bonds with them as well, furthering trust and intelligence. I think that rhinos and (maybe magpies could be something else) form a bond when the magpie cleans out the rhinos ears. They manage to team with an incredibly more powerful class, and can even assist it in fights or choose to fly away. So good top tier choice!
I'm a coyote main. I tried stealing EXP from a wolf the other day and was ratted out by his raven buddy. It pissed me off so much. I teamed up with a badger, tho. I'm getting so many gains now! 😁
I've seen some funny stories of them baiting birds of prey into hunting for them. read a story of a unch of ravens spotting a rabbit, one flew off while the other stayed near the rabbit shortly after the raven that flew off came back with a pissed off hawk chasing it, the raven near the rabbit took off distracting the rabbit, while the hawk spots the rabbit and goes after it, once the kill is made, the ravens chase off the hawk and get a free dinner.
Haast's eagle. Wing span of around 2m. Went extinct because, well, the usual. Humans. Theere has been stories of them taking away whole small calfs and sheeps. That's where the legend of a Roc came from.
Poor little gal, lol 😂 I see it and can just hear MAYDAY MAYDAY, CHARLIE WE'VE LOST CONTROL; WE'RE GOING DOWN, OVER! In my head 😖 I hope the bee was aight
@@sonofthebearking3335 I don't know if bees can do the same but I do know flies are masters at righting themselves if they get hit while in flight. There's this other video that has a fly accidentally get hit by the shockwave of a passing bullet in slow motion and it only flips over once, locking its wings like that bee seems to be doing, and then continued on like nothing happened.
Correction on the woodpecker sounds giving them away: the pecking is quieter when it's looking for food. When you hear them that's them wanting to be heard as they hit the wood differently
@@noahpreuss2795 ikr. I was watching TV, heard the pecking, and looked out the window and a pileated woodpecker decided my garage siding was amazing lol
Flamingo players have some extremely unusual passive abilities that allow them to thrive in areas where most players wouldn’t even approach. They can filter salt out of water and expel the salt from their nostrils, drink near boiling water, and yes survive the extreme acidity with ease. If we human mains decided to even step foot in Lake Natron for example, our skin would essentially melt. Flamingos, while not top tier in many categories, have managed to spec into such wild resistance that they need only worry about other flamingo players while in their base.
I don't know whether it's all falcons, but the Peregrine Falcon is most closely related to the parrot. The Name "Peregrine" comes from pilgrim, this is because they were never taken from the nest for use as hunting birds, but were netted whilst already flying- don't know if they could tell the age of the bird.
You didn't mention the Toxin Resistance power of Flamingoes, though-- they can easily survive in arenas where most potential predators can't. Granted, this tends to make the servers where they have the biggest advantage basically dead except for entire guilds of Flamingoes just chilling out together, but given the power of birds to server-hop cheaply and freely, they end up using these near-abandoned servers as home bases to grind in safely in between visits to more interesting ones. It's not the most engaging playstyle, but it's extremely functional.
The point is that the spawns of flamingos are reeaaally dangerous when the flamingo is still a baby, this make the build not so viable since a lot of new players will just die, unable to xp
You forget about the meta favoring generalists builds that only have to put in a minimal amount of effort in order to thrive in an area. The further a low build specializes into a low tier spot, the more low tier it will become.
I'm a penguin main and I am OFFENDED. You never once mentioned our awesome forward special attack, Belly Slide. It's perfect for getting around the map with ease, especially in snowy tundra servers. It also allows for an insane crit if an enemy happens to get in the way of this move. Belly Slide is easily the best move in the Bird faction and nobody can convince me otherwise‼
Honestly Vulture should get a higher score. Just because its PvP stats are low doesn't mean it's a bad build in the slightest. Disease Immunity (which is rare among large vertebrates for including Rabies, Botulism, AND Anthrax) means you can eat carcasses that no one else can, and their intelligence and tool use stats are quite high, almost if not on par with Crow's; additionally, the focus on the Africa server is pretty strange considering that most of the large predators in the Africa Server are region-locked there. Should move up to B or A just due to the fact that there's nothing really wrong with Vulture in the scavenger meta and evaluating them based purely on Africa performance is not representative of their actual performance. Also, Penguins are good.
As someone who feeds a great blue heron everyday. The bird is a modern day dinosaur. But they such a amazing bird. So glad to actually be friends with one lol. 😂
No seagulls? I would've thought they would be easily A tier, considering how well they've adapted to human territory. I rarely see dead seagulls, and they can usually best a matchup between cats, the most prominent urban bird hunters, but they can fly away from dogs. They can still fight for their own in the wild. They can also steal human items for loot and xp.
I think you've vastly underrated Pigeons, especially on intelligence. Pigeons and humans have cooperated for centuries and, while fairly weak, they have great resilience if they survive attack. One pigeon, Cher Ami, was awarded a service medal during WWII for surviving being shot and still carrying a message home! Will always be my favorite bird build - scrappy and clever.
I think stuff like that is what takes them out of F tier I would argue they seem better builds than chickens though and that he gave chickens a little too much credit I think they should also be D tier
I get your point. Fair enough. But today, with human technology evolving so fast, I think it's fair to say that this relationship, humans to pigeons is more parasitic, or at least commensalistic, than cooperative.
as a zoo veterinarian and lifelong gamer, this (and all your vids) are genuinely fantastic and well researched. i’ve been a fan for years! curious if the director’s cut (which clearly includes shrikes…well played) might also include gulls 👀
Tried playing as one and a fucking ape picked me up and sent me to a death pit they constructed. Ffs i can barely even move and don't give much xp at all!
@d R You have to remember that the vast majority of early patches didn't have terrestrial builds - cellular and aquatic builds was all there was. If they removed one of the biggest ocean servers, hardcore players would riot (some of them STILL haven't gotten over the dinosaur ban)...
As a human player, I can say the chicken build gives me so much XP and they're so delicious. Tip for bird players that get eaten by humans: If you see a human player FLY AWAY IMMEDIATELY. They will eat you potentially and your playthrough will be done and done. Also just choose a intelligence based build if you're so concerned about our ultimate tech tree. Sea-based intelligence builds like the octopus will be interesting for non human mains to get a taste of the intelligence focused build.
13:37 This is probably the most anime thing I've seen in nature. The eagle literally baits the heron into lunging, then grabs him with his foot and it looks like he's laughing about it
What’s interesting with the flamingo build is how- especially lesser flamingos- spec in environmental defense that allows them to survive in boiling hot alkaline salt plains. Which they use during nesting season, protecting themselves and their young from predators during the quest quite effectively. quite a brilliant play on that front.
Former Albatross main here, the Diomedeidae class is quite good for those who favor outright endurance, the Great Albatross, Wandering Sub-Class is a particularly fantastic build with the 'Great Wings', 'Half Sleep' and 'On the Go Food' Perks and the none existent avian threats means Its great for casual players, but land based Feline and Rodent are particularly effective against low level Albatross, an update that could be applicable would be a more versatile attack strategy, but considering the high endurance but low health and defense an assaultive play style would be unwarented.
Definitely forgot one of the most broken builds in the game: the cuckoo build. This build engages in the spawn kills of smaller builds, replaces one of the spawn points with its own class spawner, and then that new player is raised by players of a different build. If the players realize what happened to their spawn points, they may try to destroy the intrusive spawn point, but it’s shell has a defensive buff that often leads to bounced off blows destroying the other spawn points. If the spawn point is destroyed though, then the original Cuckoo bird has been observed to engage in full spawn point team wipes. Damaging the base and leaving nothing but unloaded player bodies. For this reason they’re often likened to a Mafia family by the dataminers. Absolutely horrifying build tbh.
But other than their parasitic, and mafia-Esque behaviours, they don't really have anything going for them that the mentioned builds don't already have tenfold.
He should make a bird feeder tier list. Finch’s would be mid tier as they have very low stats but have mastered a specific niche, Cardinals would be in B tier because they have higher stats than finches but still have the same niche, Robins would be A tier because they body worm players and are pretty good in a 1v1 match among songbirds as they are larger than most, Nuthatches would be mid tier as they occupy the same niche as woodpecker’s but with much lower states, Bluejays would easily be S tier as they body any other songbird in a 1v1 match with their higher power stat and very high intelligence stat, warblers would be low tier because of their low combat stats and abysmal intelligent stat, and swallows would be A tier because of high mobility and high combat stats for their weight class.
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I'd like to report a glitch: when I play a bird and try to fly through an opening in a house, I get blocked off by an invisible wall and crash to the ground. I think that the wooden frame of the opening somehow gets a huge hitbox. Also, these huge white noisy birds keep knocking me out of the sky. Ban them please.
Yeah... the invisible barrier glitch happened to me the other day and it's so annoying. Couldn't even get rid of it after the server restarted.
It's a shame the devs don't worry enough about their mistakes smh
Oh right. That one. Sometimes when I crash into an "invisible wall" that happens too.
If you played more cats build you would know that these are a feature of Humans aka the only build that can use magic. But they still is a glitch similar, as BendyRiper11 said sometimes these walls spawn a exect copy of yourself wich really creepy.
Edit wow : so apparently both are human constructions. I think once I'll end my current snail playthrouh I'll do my first human one. I don't like how op this build is but there's too many thing I want to see with human
@@slimyduck2140 I think that bug has something to do with the game's water reflection mechanics that make it hard to see into the water. For some reason the barriers have the same effect of spawning a copy of you but without the rest of vision obscuring features.
Dude, those huge white noisy birds are easy to deal with. My friend mains goose, I saw him take down that gigantic bird 1000X his size with one hit. He also had to respawn though, but that's beside the point. Just send in your little brother if you wanna finish off two annoying birds with one stone.
Sorry for such a long delay between uploads! Hopefully this video being about triple the length of my average videos makes up for it!
It definitely does
sure does
These videos must take a while to make so its all good.
YES IT DOES!
Noice video
one glaring thing you forgot to mention was the kiwi's ability to fire laser beams out of its eyes
He deserves S++++++++++++++++++++++++
that's on the nations dlc with the double headed eagle the boxing kangaroo and the american eagle.
Don't forget they can achieve the human exclusive ninja skill set and the programing skill set
@@adrianobastos5598 Boxing Kangaroo was such a weird addition to an Australian meta that doesn't even have Megalania or Thylacoleo anymore. I guess they noticed that the Kangaroo playerbase loves pvp so they wanted another option.
The Most Powerful Bird (Avian) Ever : The Kiwi
"The toucan is a woodpecker subspecies."
Ohhhhh so that's why Pikipek's final evolution is Toucannon
great catch!
@@TierZoo Great catch indeed, but I'm disappointed that you neglected to mention the hawk's command grab, which has a 1-frame startup and doubles as a claw attack if the opponent mashes out of it.
(13:46)
@@TierZoo Ba dum tssss
oh my god everything makes sense
@@Eli-db9ml yes
Corvids unlocked one of the most powerful features in the game: the chat room.
Remember that this does have its limitations if builds spread inaccurate information. See: Humans and conspiracies.
Let just all hope they skip the Omegle stage. I predict lots of Cloaca play. 🤢
CORVID USED CHATTER!
Pog
@@oswinnock this is only a problem for human players, whose social structures are second to eusocial structures.
I still can’t get over the fact that he refers to extinction as “switching mains”
TierZoo reincarnationist confirmed
yeah, nerfed characters with no location buffs are usually rare in ranked matches, Til the devs' next update removes them from playable options.
Mediocore?
Ouch my feelings
@diddys basement wow i totally feel offended by some loser on the internet venting his anger because of how shit his life is...boohoo
“Birds that are too violent for youtube” Ahh, so *that’s* why ducks aren’t here.
Ducks? Are they really that violent?
@@DoomsayerStudios they are on par with eagles
@@DoomsayerStudios they can be. Do yourself a favor and don’t look it up. Remain ignorant.
@@anonymousdratini if you're talking about what happens during mating season I already know. That's why female ducks have a labyrinth in their hoo hah.
@@DoomsayerStudios that was what I was referring to. It’s not just that they’re violent it’s that they’re violent in a very not safe for youtube way
I do not know why i'm watching a man ranking birds like a video game, all i know is that i am enjoying this so much
yeah same
I'm still waiting for that zoo tier list tho...
yes
I like the black ops 2 music
Education purposes, he was given transcript by the devs
Same
"Invasive species" call it what it is, veteran players minging on low-skill servers and ruining everyone's fun. I can't tell you how many fun builds Ive seen new players try, only to get shut down by smurfs server-raiding low level areas.
Underrated
Really I think it's a result of the devs not nerfing humans when they figured out how to move servers more easily. Once that happened it was only a matter of time before other players caught on and hitched rides to servers where their build had few or no counters, especially after seeing how it let humans dominate and they didn't get punished for it.
The devs really didnt think it trough when they integrated server travel.
devs should really have put thought in what Uncle Ben said to Spiderman before dying when creating humans
@@KoraxusI don't remember it
Wait, so Pikipek evolutionary line makes sense?
Correct
Always has.
Indeed.
always has been
@Nanami Eleanor Von Steiner He explained why in the video. There were some cuts because RUclips does not condone violent things, and killing something with poison would definitely qualify in that category.
For those who like the hummingbird build, I suggest the Sword-billed hummingbird. It has such a long beak, that it can only feed from the Passaflora flower. That may seem worse at first, until you realize only the sword-billed hummingbirds can eat from it. This means it will have no competition for it’s food source, turning the high risk-high reward play style into free XP. It still has pretty poor defensive stats, though, so it’s not top tier, but definitely has enough going for it to break out of F-tier.
😊
That’s much better. Still not perfect but much better
Low C tier.
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Hopefully it provides enough xp that you won't have to spend tons of time farming, like pandas and bamboo
The thing about kiwis is that they are essentially a faction of players who liked playing rodent mains, but found there was no rodents in the New Zealand server so they specked one of the existing bird builds on the island into something akin to a rodent.
Imo if they wanted to play on the New Zealand sever that badly they should just adapt to how it’s just a different server and try to play with existing builds, or play rodent on another sever. There’s only so much fun to have without trying new things, after all.
(Though in terms of real life, this is a useful way to think of it thanks)
I think it was the case that for the longest time New Zealand was a private casual server, where players went for janky strats. Tbh, I think it was really cool and I'm kinda sad that there are bunch of tryhards who never really created a character on Zealand, but instead transferred top tier, high level characters from highly competative regions.
i dont know what i was thinking but i read this entire thing thinking it was about the fruit kiwi
I played as a kiwi, somehow got a kill on a cat and felt really good. Kiwis really aren't that bad. (a cat that was practically harrasing birds in the area of my friend's house actually did get mauled by a kiwi. honestly thought it was a pitbull in a kiwis body is what my friend said lol. yes my friend is a new zealand boi ( a kiwi ) )
Nah. They are flightless so they can hide on forest floors. This protected them from getting murdered by the apex predator in new zealand which was a now extinct eagle.
If your build can be harassed by a butterfly, then you’re doing something wrong
Butterflies will drink blood, given the opportunity
@@flamingpaper7751 OK, so now I'm imagining a horror movie about swarms of mutant vampire butterflies. o.O
@@DemBigOlEyes isn't it the exact same with a little furry rat thing that literally walks up to humans
@@kevincrady2831 That sounds like a great idea for D&D as well lol
@@DemBigOlEyes The dodo’s died because of us and out competition but now we want to keep *everything* alive so uh they are not dying…
*Hopefully*
The crows living near my house have figured out how to untie knots from rope to use for their nests I guess. This is a huge problem whenever a building has to be painted, as the scaffolding used is made of lots of bamboo tied up with rope. To fight the crows, the painters have brought in a few monkeys, who act as the guards on the scaffolding in exchange for food. I get to witness Air Monkeys fighting Land Monkeys everyday.
Also watching the crows untie knots is mind blowing, they do it much faster than I ever could.
LOL
Begun the Monkey wars has...
It's all fun and games until the land monkeys and air monkeys join forces... alone, apes weak. Together, apes *STRONG!*
We need a video!
Where do you live?
I love how the meteor that hit earth has different "patch name" Everytime. It makes it so much funnier
“Anything can be eaten if you try hard enough”
-Pelicans sitting in A tier after attempting to swallow half of the animal kingdom
vore birds
@@XiELEd4377 ayo what the fu-
@@XiELEd4377 i miss 10 seconds ago when i hadn't seen this
Don't search for that... I can't unsee but I can warn other people. I saw some bird furry thing with pictures of their stomach.
try that on an Orca. they're absolutely the top predator on the planet (with the only exception being us, of course). Size, smarts, strength matters.
>Emu's are low tier
Australia, who lost a war against them: Say sike right now.
their size and tenacity is what lead to that imagine if any of the other builds, ESPEICALLY Raptors were that size, wait you dont have to since the fear of gaint flying raptors is what led to the creation of dragons
Yeah, like emus and ostritches so low? Ostritches and swans are the only two birds that I'm always afraid from (the latter will break your arm, the former can literally tear your guts out).
And emus basically won a land war against humans.
@@masansr I'd be more afraid of cassowaries than ostriches. Cassowaries will just straight up stab and cut a b****.
technically australia won because they got salty and put bounties on dem birbs
the australian army is now also low tier
The emperor penguins slapping each other is just hilarious.
Flamingo is easy s class for style alone
@@kenenglish9496 Ohhhh, that would be a nice video, tier list, but for FASHION.
You should start commenting on everyone of his vids to do it, or I could >.>
When you have 2 tanks with super low might fighting eachother 😂
Omfg I watched that legit ten times
11:02 in case everyone wonders
Goose: You're just a cheap knock-off!
Swan: Oh, no no no. I'm the upgrade.
swanlander and goose boy
I'm going to sign a petition to make kiwis more viable by making it so that players with that build get laser eyes
Signed.
signed
Lasers are not that good. Would be better if they have missile launchers
@@docilelikewintercatfish kiwis in tanks update when?
Shooting lasers from your eyes is from yesterday. Shoot something better: CHAINSAWS!
But in all seriousness: Please be careful that the human playerbase doesn't get stupid ideas. They tend to do that. They might even try to use Kiwis for war for example. (Or declare it upon them.)
Although it would be interesting to see them fight with flightless birds instead of against us, for a change. Just beware when they try to domesticate you.
As an Emu main, I shall put forth a motion in the Grand War Council Chat of the Emus to collectively sign that petition. 'Till these days.
(Signed)
The thing that you forgot about flamingos though is that often times they make their homes not just in some lake, but in lakes where the water is both acidic AND boiling because flamingos are largely heat-proof, even being able to drink the boiling, caustic water. So anything that does decide to attack them on their home turf would be seriously scalded.
Yeah, they are safe in their main spawning sites and bases, but they do travel long distances to get to other, less dangerous lakes as new XP sources arise.
Plus, flamingoes can still be attacked by airborne builds.
@@bkjeong4302 such a strong spawning site is still something to be considered, especially since protecting the eggs and hatchlings is usually quite a challenge for a lot of egg-laying animals and just hatching is one of a said animal's most vulnerable times.
@@dank_smirk2ndchannel200
True.
Their is a difference between forgetting info and not including it. With how much the video provides, it is no surprise that some detail(s) would not be involved.
This comment woulda worked more as a fun fact, rather than a student adding a meek detail to the teachers lesson.
@@bigpapan.g3245 ah, I wasn’t sure what happened, but that makes sense that some things wouldn’t make it in. I wasn’t trying to be rude and I apologize if I came across as such.
"Buff the land mobility of the Leopard Seal" is possibly one of the most terrifying things I've ever heard.
That would be a Seal bear lol
@@GalazyProductions essentially a polar bear at that point
@@HM4Hill Yes
@@HM4Hill with the aquatic mobility of a dolphin
broken
It doesn’t matter what the video is about, if it’s a tier zoo video, a frog will get wrecked…
I love how he calls mass-extinction events "balance patches"
“Ban hammer” 😂
Well we got to have new competitive play otherwise things will get boring.
Yeah have you not heard about the new “nuclear nerf” coming soon for human
@@averageandgeneric1212 Hopefully generation tech's humanity first patch kicks in so we can have tech boost.
@@averageandgeneric1212 this is just a rumor started by Orca mains.
Falcon: Speed
Hawk: Agility
Eagle: Strength
Secretarybird: KiCk
Also Secretary Bird: S++ TIER
Fucking lol
LOL
Owl = Stealth
@@iwoapwjcoejs Yeah, I missed both Owl and Vulture (defense) in my joke.
It is kind of interesting that every type of raptor has a different specialty that goes well with some sort of RPG-style stat. Except secretarybirds, which is fitting, because they're the most bizarre raptors around.
Though did Ospreys get a mention? Or do they count as hawks for this case?
Damn, that eagle taking down the mountain goat using the cliff rocks at 18:07 is just insane!
[ btw, glad to see that the Penguin didn't end being bottom tier ]
Hi
Hi I live in Montana and I’ve seen this happen it’s really cool
Until a Mountain goat corpse lands on your car
@@perfectbotgreg5119 that sounds like a personal experience
Anyone who watched Penguins of Madagascar series knows that Penguins are S++ tier
That was the most brutal thing in the entire video. Imagine if you were hiking and this happened to you. Even worse, you might still be alive when the bird starts eating you...
Speaking of geese relying heavily on intimidation.
Once in high school when I was walking home from school I took a scenic detour through the town's only park. While crossing a bridge over a little stream I spotted a little girl, just old enough to grasp the concept of "Bird like bread" feeding the ducks. She was safe enough under the supervision of her mother and father. But that didn't stop a goose from getting mad that she ran out of bread before feeding it. It pecked her and she started crying, which prompted her father to charge the goose. It honked something fierce at her father who utterly unimpressed by its threat display grabbed it about the neck just behind its skull and swung it over his head like a lasso before hurtling it towards the lake.
peace was never an option
His dad is too OP to be stopped
Fatality... Dad wins
Once when I was like 5 I was obsessed with snakes (I still love them) and found a grass snake. I caught it in a glass jar thing and tried to pet it, obviously it bit me and my dad grabbed it and hurled it towards our ajar open garden back door. It bounced off and escaped into the wilderness. I honestly feel bad for it
I think the goose said profanities unheard of man and the father , being the Man over the House , heard them and for punishment and warning , grabbed it to hurl it towards the Sea Abyss
I literally stood up and threw my hands in the air out of pure unfiltered joy when you revealed the final highest ranking bird group
It's not the crow?
@@lawrencemorris2261 It is :)
I deadass did too It would have been kind of embarassing if someone was in the room. Love Parrots and Corvids sm. Very smart ladies and gents.
Me too! They’re some of the smartest, coolest, most interesting birds
I Love Teen Titans lol
It’s been another 3 months without a video…everyone brace yourselves for a banger
@Legi DAMN
YES!!!!! C'MON!!
QUALITY OVER QUANTITY!
oh shit i was like "and another one bites the dust" BUT HE HEARTED IT!
YOOOOO
TierZoo: mentions seagulls
Also TierZoo: doesn't rank them
Was waiting for the albatross
@@SnowWay247 I guess that's an F as well
There's no such thing as a seagull
@@Davey101_ technically it's gulls but colloquially it's seagulls
It was same as pigeons
The harpy eagle is the heaviest raptor and lives in the amazon, it is essentially an eagle sized hawk with a 7 foot wing span instead of the 9-10 foot wing spans of other eagles that prevents it from flying to extreme altitudes and for extended periods of time, but it allows it to weave its way between the dense canopy of the amazon. This high agility for its size and some of the best eyesight of any raptor allows the harpy eagle to catch prey that nothing else would have known was there and its large size enables it to carry off larger prey than any hawk ever could. And with 7-9 inch claws you do not want to be targeted by this angel.
Also they are perhaps the smartest eagle there is. There have been reports that harpy eagles don't usually attack sloths so that their younglings can practice their hunting.
In the amazon rainforest nothing is truly safe from a harpy eagle
Yea I really thought he would put a mention to the Harpy... They're a beautiful yet powerful animal, the tiger of the birds!!
You forgot to mention that a harpy eagle from far enough away has the sillouete of a man, something you don't wanna see in the middle of the amazon
Fr harpy eagles are S tier
100% the Shoebill needs to be addressed. Extremely unique bird that, in my opinion, is worthy of a video on its own.
the shoebill honestly reminds me of one of those long extinct animals that look really cool and you wish you had today. and we have them today.
P.S If you like prehistoric animals look up the Saiga Antelope.
@@rupbert nice
@@rupbert I forgot all about the Saiga Antelope. Very interesting looking indeed.
Completely agree.
I thought he was gonna say it was s tier
The Pelican trying to eat the Capybara is always just so funny to me
The capybara simply *is*.
@@SigFigNewton the pelican is disgusting like bears literally everything is food .
"Your aggression is no match for my rotundness"
If Pelican , pelican
If Pelican't , pelican't
"... although it DOES have its limitations."
That dry timing on the commentary with that visual is the best xD
The king has returned to youtube
AMEN
He's back!!
I've been waiting for so long and here's the vid!!!
Literally been waiting too long
Plz help stop Israel (modern nazis) apartheid against Palestine, it's not your problem but your gov is funding them, spread the message cause their strongest weapon is misinformation. If we together boycotted them they will be forced to stop like South Africa.
3:20 F-Tier
6:18 D-Tier
8:27 C-Tier
12:07 B-Tier
15:53 A-Tier
19:31 S-Tier
I like how the capybara doesnt give a shit when the pelican attempts to eat it
It probably gets a hug from that pelican every other day lol.
@@Si74l0rd capybara: "wow they really love me☺"
pelican: "dude I can't fit this fatass rat in my mouth"
Massage probably
Language!
He's like "Jerry you dunce, could you don't?"
That falcon vs heron clip was seriously amazing. The falcon really baited him, he set the meat down, used it as bait, and punished the attempt at stealing his food so efficiently. Seriously smart falcon.
Probably the most impressive clip in the video. I'm gonna go see if I can find more of it later.
I believe that was a hawk or eagle not a falcon but agreed that was super clever!
So sorry but does anyone have the timestamp for this clip
Really seems like the datamined values for the raptor builds' intelligence might be too low with some of the shit they can do.
@@noregrets7239 13:37
13:40 A+ bait by that eagle. He even spams taunt to piss the heron off. That’s a pro gamer right there
Never underestimate the intelligence of a bird that can hurt you is a lesson every player should learn very early in their play through.
That bird is smarter than any Karen on this earth
That grab was so fucking clean too. It really feels like the eagle was telegraphing “I can’t peck at you fast enough to stop you, psych my claws are fast AF”
definitely a pro gamer
@@12gark either that or they will learn it the hard way, at the very end of their playthrough
Kiwi put all points into charisma and now hes ultra cute.
Fun Fact: Ravens can mimic human speech and will often do so to confuse humans and then laugh at their confusion. Truly the most intelligent bird.
The mark of a high tier: the ability to have enough free time to do a little trolling
Parrots do it better
@@Average_Marvin They actually don't, parrots always sound like parrots but ravens can sound exactly like a human
@@Timelywizard Cap
@@Timelywizard don't get me wrong, crows are very smart, and can mimic perty good, but parrots are better
He should make a bug tier list, for example ants, primantus, wasps etc.
on my to-do list :)
It be way to long
Hell yes boiiiiii
Or beetles and scorpions
Oh no spoilers!!!!! C:
You forgot the kiwi's special ability: "friend shaped"
aww
everyone laughing until the kiwi starts performing haka
"deploying friend!!!!!"
exactly! he's literally just a little guy. a round little guy.
Aww
As a user of the Corvid build, this gave me a lot of ideas for strategies! I usually use the imitation + intimidation strat against opponents with higher weight and inteligence stats, like the human class for example.
Also, love the Don't starve reference! 6:02
Some humans, like myself, leave high XP loot near our bases on a regular basis specifically for corvids to keep them around
I have a group of magpie mains that are always near my base because I leave loot for them, and in exchange, they keep the pigeon mains from pooping on my car and solar panels
@@mwbgaming28 it also helps that they also have a hidden meta intimidation stat thanks to their "blacklisting" of 'threats' includes making targets that wronged them as miserable as possible, thereby making other entities less likely to want to wrong them.
@@sinteleon it's been about a year since I started doing daily loot drops, and the number of magpie players that hang around my base has gone from 1 to 7
They all trust me too, getting close and personal, one even lands on my arm and lets me pet it while it gathers loot out of my hand
I love corvids, very intelligent birds, the less bird poop I have to clean up, the more loot they get, my car and solar panels have been completely poop free for about a month now
i started with crow still doing my human playthrough rn
TierZoo is a channel that you may sometimes forget about, then be pleasantly surprised when a video of his pops up and you binge his channel for the millionth time.
Another one is Oversimplified.
Like oversimplified
Yeah!
The pelican trying to eat a Capybara was one of the cutest things I’ve ever seen.
And pretty dark too
Can I eat this?
I should eat this
*doesn't fit in mouth*
Guess not
19:00
Do you mean the Muskrat at the beginning?
The pelican is like: "Surely it doesn't fit.......hm... but what if?"
You forgot the chickens “second wind” ability, headshots allow the chicken to live for another ingame hour in order to seek revenge on the toxic player that kills them
How would they sense their surroundings to seek revenge
@@ezekielshorizon6 it's a game everything is possible.
Oh boy they need to nerf the duration doe
Kinda op
@@wamenmomen8363 sounds like someone got killed by a headless chicken
@@koish1864 ;-;
4:48 that elephant just like “listen here you little s***!”
As a corvid, I concur with my ranking
I read this as “ As a Covid” lol
Based
@@eddykidplayzyt same lmao
@@flamerdasher6001 ratio
That's some furry shit
That eagle kill on the deer player was absolutely brutal
Definitely a seasoned player
Gravity kill
I should spawn in mountains with a flyer, It might be OP if I rectreate the Strategy
The one on the cliff? That was an Ibex!
it’s actually a common tactic for eagles/hawks to drop their live prey from high altitudes in order to kill them easier
hearing someone call a genocidal meteor a “balance patch” is the funniest thing to me
I agree.
You like the gun that much eh?
@@DuckDeadly you like ducks that much eh?
This is what we call a DIFFICULTY TWEAK
I think it's overall nerfing all the characters 🤷
TierZoo, I heard you say Stab Attack, and my nerdy ass thought “Same Type Attack Bonus”
Ravens will also team up with the wolf canine class for a cooperative hunting style. They will lead the wolves to the prey by flying over it, and when the wolves strike they get to eat as well.They are known to make emotional bonds with them as well, furthering trust and intelligence. I think that rhinos and (maybe magpies could be something else) form a bond when the magpie cleans out the rhinos ears. They manage to team with an incredibly more powerful class, and can even assist it in fights or choose to fly away. So good top tier choice!
I'm a coyote main. I tried stealing EXP from a wolf the other day and was ratted out by his raven buddy. It pissed me off so much.
I teamed up with a badger, tho. I'm getting so many gains now! 😁
I've seen some funny stories of them baiting birds of prey into hunting for them. read a story of a unch of ravens spotting a rabbit, one flew off while the other stayed near the rabbit shortly after the raven that flew off came back with a pissed off hawk chasing it, the raven near the rabbit took off distracting the rabbit, while the hawk spots the rabbit and goes after it, once the kill is made, the ravens chase off the hawk and get a free dinner.
them damn avians be domesticinating ma canines, what has the world come to
"If I've missed any of your favourite birds,"
Dude, you put all three of them in S tier. I am MORE than pleased!
He missed ducks tho :(
Raven and crows are best
Where did ospreys go? He mentioned it being among the S tier on raptor video.
Toucans are woodpeckers?
What will they come up with next!?
I fail to understand how that peak works for woodpecking
I'd assume fruit loops!
@@fredrikkarlsson8594 They evolved beyond the need for wood pecking
@@zoologygirl252 ok thanks
@@zoologygirl252 name checks out
13:43 the eagle genuinely placed a trap for that curious bird outside 😂😮
Pro tip: Definitely watch out for stealth rocks because of your flying typing
LMAO
Human used Rock Throw.
Ferrothorn would like to say hi
Just put heavy duty boots on 🙄
Just get a Defogger or spinner bro
Kiwis' size makes sense when you remember NZ's apex predator was a giant terror eagle. Being tiny was probably super helpful in that server.
Was?
@@haiderhamza9681 look up for Haast’s Eagle
Haast's eagle. Wing span of around 2m. Went extinct because, well, the usual. Humans.
Theere has been stories of them taking away whole small calfs and sheeps. That's where the legend of a Roc came from.
@@masansr thnx
@@masansr that was helpful
"Striking from the sky is so overrated, you dumb dumb avians" -secretary bird probably
Looks like someone is jealous from the “Hello There” incident
secretary bird been watching alot of those bruce lee films
Secretary birds attended ONE martial arts class and is being smug about it smh
Cassowaries are low-tier with their INSANE attack stats? No way! You're crazy!
The montage of pelicans trying to pick up various things was great
The capybara 😂
@@mr.randomname8559 Capybara defense strategy: Ignore strange bird
Capybara, S tier rodent with it's high defense stat.
Love how unfazed all the capybaras were.
i literally said bruh outloud when it tried to eat that turtle
5:42 The bee getting smacked and sent flying like that in slow motion is something I didn’t know I needed in life
Okay, that was beautiful
Poor little gal, lol 😂
I see it and can just hear
MAYDAY MAYDAY, CHARLIE WE'VE LOST CONTROL; WE'RE GOING DOWN, OVER!
In my head 😖
I hope the bee was aight
Yeet!
@@sonofthebearking3335 I don't know if bees can do the same but I do know flies are masters at righting themselves if they get hit while in flight. There's this other video that has a fly accidentally get hit by the shockwave of a passing bullet in slow motion and it only flips over once, locking its wings like that bee seems to be doing, and then continued on like nothing happened.
@@Reddotzebra wow, right on fly 👏 gotta respect that
Correction on the woodpecker sounds giving them away: the pecking is quieter when it's looking for food. When you hear them that's them wanting to be heard as they hit the wood differently
Or the plastic siding of my house
@@noahpreuss2795 lol haha
@@noahpreuss2795 ikr. I was watching TV, heard the pecking, and looked out the window and a pileated woodpecker decided my garage siding was amazing lol
birds have better hearing than us so this is not true
The little disclaimer for shrikes is hilarious
Was hoping you’d mention the fact that flamingos are one of the only creatures that have a legit safe zone, Lake Natron.
Wait really!?
What’s that?
@@royalpalm_941 p sure it’s just a lake literally too salty for anything else other than brine shrimp and flies
well..... i think any human main with some good salt resisntent gear can go there and shot then still
Flamingo players have some extremely unusual passive abilities that allow them to thrive in areas where most players wouldn’t even approach. They can filter salt out of water and expel the salt from their nostrils, drink near boiling water, and yes survive the extreme acidity with ease. If we human mains decided to even step foot in Lake Natron for example, our skin would essentially melt. Flamingos, while not top tier in many categories, have managed to spec into such wild resistance that they need only worry about other flamingo players while in their base.
Plot twist: he’s actually a parrot who put all of his skill points into speech.
no......
@@aqua_5859 yes actually i know him personally i used to feed him peanuts
He’s my pet parrot
He's bird meowth?
@@aqua_5859 hey buddy its a joke
Wicked Witch of the West: "Fly, my monkeys! Fly!"
_a murder of crows appears_
I appreciate how you used the correct use of "murder" when referring to a group of Corbins.
@@ethanzander7898 corbins
@@Averiexus isn't that what I said?
this SENT me, I pogged so hard when the corvid was revealed as top tier
@@arthurellanna3766 I wasn't surprised at all. I wasn't surprised by any of the s tier. I thought one was missing however.
The poor bee at 5:41 getting accidentally swiped by rhe Hummingbird's insanely fast wing flap is just so hilarious 😂😂😂
I love how the Falcon Punch was literally taken straight from nature.
probably more like the Falcon Kick...?
I don't know whether it's all falcons, but the Peregrine Falcon is most closely related to the parrot. The Name "Peregrine" comes from pilgrim, this is because they were never taken from the nest for use as hunting birds, but were netted whilst already flying- don't know if they could tell the age of the bird.
@@stephenmcdonagh2795 In danish it's literally called the Pilgrim Falcon
@@NocturnalPyro Do you know the reason why peregrines where always captured in flight and not reared from being a chick?
@@stephenmcdonagh2795 maybe they were difficult to raise as chicks
You didn't mention the Toxin Resistance power of Flamingoes, though-- they can easily survive in arenas where most potential predators can't. Granted, this tends to make the servers where they have the biggest advantage basically dead except for entire guilds of Flamingoes just chilling out together, but given the power of birds to server-hop cheaply and freely, they end up using these near-abandoned servers as home bases to grind in safely in between visits to more interesting ones. It's not the most engaging playstyle, but it's extremely functional.
The point is that the spawns of flamingos are reeaaally dangerous when the flamingo is still a baby, this make the build not so viable since a lot of new players will just die, unable to xp
You forget about the meta favoring generalists builds that only have to put in a minimal amount of effort in order to thrive in an area. The further a low build specializes into a low tier spot, the more low tier it will become.
That might get them up a tier still not an a tier build though
Cool if you can survive youth
Calling corvids "monkeys with wings" gives the wizard of oz a whole new meaning
nice observation
Ayo
I understood that reference!
LOL
For the first few minutes I couldn’t decide if he was taking about a game or actually about birds 😭
I love how he talks about the extinction of the dinosaurs as “the patch notes”
Yeah in the time of the dino meta every dino character was op so the dev had to make some patch notes
He even named the ice age as nerf event from devs
thats what happens when you nerf strong characters..... people stop playing. luckily bird faction lives.
I mean well is he wrong? 😂
Wait, you didn’t know ? Did you only start playing 3 months ago ??
I lost it when the Corvids provoked the two animals to fight
and then the two animals fell
We do a little trolling
The animals are called cats
@@ultraviolet.catastrophe
Poor guy doesn't know their callouts, what a newb.
@@crazymofos952 its called we do a little trolling
I'm a penguin main and I am OFFENDED. You never once mentioned our awesome forward special attack, Belly Slide. It's perfect for getting around the map with ease, especially in snowy tundra servers. It also allows for an insane crit if an enemy happens to get in the way of this move. Belly Slide is easily the best move in the Bird faction and nobody can convince me otherwise‼
Yeah but can it go 200 mph or let you go across oceans?
Honestly Vulture should get a higher score. Just because its PvP stats are low doesn't mean it's a bad build in the slightest. Disease Immunity (which is rare among large vertebrates for including Rabies, Botulism, AND Anthrax) means you can eat carcasses that no one else can, and their intelligence and tool use stats are quite high, almost if not on par with Crow's; additionally, the focus on the Africa server is pretty strange considering that most of the large predators in the Africa Server are region-locked there. Should move up to B or A just due to the fact that there's nothing really wrong with Vulture in the scavenger meta and evaluating them based purely on Africa performance is not representative of their actual performance.
Also, Penguins are good.
@@arueshalaetablebuildingsociety agreed, vultures are masters of scavenging and this adaptability easily makes them B+/A-
@@arueshalaetablebuildingsociety Unfortunately their devour carcass skill also makes them vulnerable to human players' pesticide and toxins aura.
noice👍
As someone who feeds a great blue heron everyday. The bird is a modern day dinosaur. But they such a amazing bird. So glad to actually be friends with one lol. 😂
No seagulls? I would've thought they would be easily A tier, considering how well they've adapted to human territory. I rarely see dead seagulls, and they can usually best a matchup between cats, the most prominent urban bird hunters, but they can fly away from dogs. They can still fight for their own in the wild. They can also steal human items for loot and xp.
I think he put it a tier higher than pigeon. Afterall he shows a clip of seagull looting in pigeon section.
It vexes me greatly how good that stupid troll build is.
"Mine!" -Random seagull
I saw a seagull getting eaten by a hawk at my school
@@swordsman1137 He showed seagulls, but didn't rank them. Wtf.
21:30 Crow on roof: “requesting airstrike on target.”
Other crow: “Roger!” *whap*
Monkey: wack
Seagull: "Bombs away!" 💩
I think you've vastly underrated Pigeons, especially on intelligence. Pigeons and humans have cooperated for centuries and, while fairly weak, they have great resilience if they survive attack. One pigeon, Cher Ami, was awarded a service medal during WWII for surviving being shot and still carrying a message home! Will always be my favorite bird build - scrappy and clever.
I think stuff like that is what takes them out of F tier I would argue they seem better builds than chickens though and that he gave chickens a little too much credit I think they should also be D tier
Cher Ami reached allied lines with:
one eye
a foot hanging on only by a sinew
a shot through the chest
WWI not II
Well a smart bird build will just abandon the humans and run for its life or hide......but of course it has to be dumb enough to sacrifice itself.
I get your point. Fair enough. But today, with human technology evolving so fast, I think it's fair to say that this relationship, humans to pigeons is more parasitic, or at least commensalistic, than cooperative.
Being awarded a service medal as a bird is like being given a dead rat by a cat. Nether the sentiment nor the intent can be felt from such action.
as a zoo veterinarian and lifelong gamer, this (and all your vids) are genuinely fantastic and well researched. i’ve been a fan for years! curious if the director’s cut (which clearly includes shrikes…well played) might also include gulls 👀
unfortunately, the only additions in the directors cut seem to be storks and roadrunners, no shrikes.
Imagine picking the chicken build to mess about with your mates but spawning in a harrowing and traumatic mass killbox
Tried playing as one and a fucking ape picked me up and sent me to a death pit they constructed. Ffs i can barely even move and don't give much xp at all!
@d R You have to remember that the vast majority of early patches didn't have terrestrial builds - cellular and aquatic builds was all there was. If they removed one of the biggest ocean servers, hardcore players would riot (some of them STILL haven't gotten over the dinosaur ban)...
@d R I picked a falcon and tried to chase an albatross once. I missed and just bloody drowned instead.
I got the secret evolution which turn me into a Rooster with Fighter build, pretty OP I would say.
As a human player, I can say the chicken build gives me so much XP and they're so delicious. Tip for bird players that get eaten by humans: If you see a human player FLY AWAY IMMEDIATELY. They will eat you potentially and your playthrough will be done and done. Also just choose a intelligence based build if you're so concerned about our ultimate tech tree. Sea-based intelligence builds like the octopus will be interesting for non human mains to get a taste of the intelligence focused build.
That pelican trying and failing to eat the turtle is super effective against my depression.
Also the Capybara
Pelican: What if I... Nah, never mind
Oof
Ngl, the wave of nostalgia from hearing "a command post is under hostile control" was a lot more powerful than I expected
Such a legendary game
What game 😳
@@yiggles4136 og Battlefront 2
@@thefolder69 9
Birds you could've mentioned
- Kingfishers
- The Osprey
- Kites & Buzzards
- Ducks + Loons
- Comorants
- Albatross
Using Kass' Theme during the Parrot section was just _chef's kiss_
But using the Falcon (F-Zero) theme during hawks?! D:
Tell that to the Dodo !
I was just gonna comment this
I didn’t even notice that with 60 hours in botw
@@genericlozfan9862 what was the music during the secretary bird section 19:30
13:37 This is probably the most anime thing I've seen in nature. The eagle literally baits the heron into lunging, then grabs him with his foot and it looks like he's laughing about it
thank you!! i had to look but i came here to agree with how insane that was! you said it better than me
You watch too much anime
@@nuggetsnuggets6245 I've literally seen two anime shows in my life
Omg I think you’re right, I didn’t realize it before but that hawk was definitely using his food as bait to get the heron!!
Hawk: Ahh gotcha bitch!
“Back to the character select screen”
Did TierZoo just confirm reincarnation?
Stop role playing bro
he talks about "changing mains" sometimes
@@sarahm.5305 this cannel is about rp life as a game
It's cannon
@@sarahm.5305 U mad?
The bee that got smacked by the humingbirds wing going cartwheels at 5:43 🤣🤣
Pelican: "Imma eat you!" casually tries to swallow a gigantic rodent...
"Nevermind you can live."
Where?
@@srijanumesh5355 19:09
Imean they eat anything and everything
But that would be pretty hard
That video amused me due to how the capybaras seemed to be almost completely uninterested in the pelican trying to eat the young one.
i feel bad for owl mains who are stuck in the swamp biome
because of an unlucky spawn
Fix the owl mains spawn
@@desireepadilla9829 It got patched in 3.0.1
Yeah but tbh totally deserve it after the camouflage update
Ring man
What’s interesting with the flamingo build is how- especially lesser flamingos- spec in environmental defense that allows them to survive in boiling hot alkaline salt plains. Which they use during nesting season, protecting themselves and their young from predators during the quest quite effectively. quite a brilliant play on that front.
Agreed
Flamingos are C tier as a result of this. In my opinion.
Former Albatross main here, the Diomedeidae class is quite good for those who favor outright endurance, the Great Albatross, Wandering Sub-Class is a particularly fantastic build with the 'Great Wings', 'Half Sleep' and 'On the Go Food' Perks and the none existent avian threats means Its great for casual players, but land based Feline and Rodent are particularly effective against low level Albatross, an update that could be applicable would be a more versatile attack strategy, but considering the high endurance but low health and defense an assaultive play style would be unwarented.
guy opted not to use the “falcon punch” sound clip when talking about how falcons punch their prey.
why
...too obvious?
Copyright probably.
I'm surprised too
@@skourpi142 but there's lots of music that's copy righted in the video. If he can pay for those I don't see why he couldn't with *FALCON Punch*
@@jr2904 I don’t know man, maybe it just slipped his mind.
The most replayed part of the video is watching the goose get owned by a horse😂
That poor thing
Got humbled real quick and hard
@@goose4404I won’t fall to your poultry propaganda, cur.
No thats the corvid pecking cat which jumps to kill the other cat
Definite skill issue.
Definitely forgot one of the most broken builds in the game: the cuckoo build. This build engages in the spawn kills of smaller builds, replaces one of the spawn points with its own class spawner, and then that new player is raised by players of a different build. If the players realize what happened to their spawn points, they may try to destroy the intrusive spawn point, but it’s shell has a defensive buff that often leads to bounced off blows destroying the other spawn points. If the spawn point is destroyed though, then the original Cuckoo bird has been observed to engage in full spawn point team wipes. Damaging the base and leaving nothing but unloaded player bodies.
For this reason they’re often likened to a Mafia family by the dataminers. Absolutely horrifying build tbh.
Devs should patch this
You forgot to mention that the common cuckoo build has cosmetics that make it look like a sparrow hawk
But other than their parasitic, and mafia-Esque behaviours, they don't really have anything going for them that the mentioned builds don't already have tenfold.
While nobody’s denying the efficacy of spawn killing, in a 1v1 scenario, a max lvl cuckoo Is equivalent to that of a slower albeit larger songbird
He should make a bird feeder tier list. Finch’s would be mid tier as they have very low stats but have mastered a specific niche, Cardinals would be in B tier because they have higher stats than finches but still have the same niche, Robins would be A tier because they body worm players and are pretty good in a 1v1 match among songbirds as they are larger than most, Nuthatches would be mid tier as they occupy the same niche as woodpecker’s but with much lower states, Bluejays would easily be S tier as they body any other songbird in a 1v1 match with their higher power stat and very high intelligence stat, warblers would be low tier because of their low combat stats and abysmal intelligent stat, and swallows would be A tier because of high mobility and high combat stats for their weight class.
Tried a bird build, got spawn-killed by a Cuckoo griefer on my first day. I'm sticking to mammals.
Ugh that sucks. Being a Roadrunner main has been pretty fun, but the rest of the community is just so toxic
Calling the meteor a "balance patch" is pure genius 😂
The balance patch “drop” lol
@@RLomoterenge Wow that was so PUNny
nah 😂
Someone's new here
@@SomeGuy-sj1ly yeah I only found him a couple weeks ago lol
5:42 I love the hummingbirb whacking a bee with its wings, and the bee just floating by helplessly in the background
It honestly remind me of team rocket when they get blown up and just shot into the sky😂
hehehe yeah
The secreatery bird is the most cool looking bird I've seen.
Right?! You should check out Animalogic's video about em
@@TierZoo Basically the last surviving build of the Terror Birds in modern day
@Nanami Eleanor Von Steiner *shrike*
God please no
@TierZoo you forgot ducks
@@LastBrigadiezhe didnt
That turtle grabbing the pigeon and its health bar instantly going red was too good.