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Discussion Board / Re: Favorite Musical?
« on: July 13, 2015, 03:47:40 pm »
Wicked on broadway and the movie The Sound Of Music
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Discussion Board / Hyena Ranks '-.-
« on: July 13, 2015, 03:11:09 pm »
(please tell me if there is a better place to put this post)
I am making a hyena group, and of course, it seems no one has bothered to give them a ranking system(like a wolf packs alpha beta omega system). I don't have enough of an imagination/am too lazy to create one myself, so I thought maybe you guys could help me(?). If you do have any ideas, please post them below.
Info on Hyena Clans:
"Females are dominant over males, and even the lowest ranking female is dominant to the highest ranking male. Although males typically disperse from their natal clans when they are between two and six years of age (Smale et al 1997; Boydston et al. 2005), females usually remain in their natal clan, so large clans may contain several different matrilines. Although cubs of both sexes 'inherit' their mothers' social ranks, males voluntarily forsake those to assume much lower ranks in the neighboring clans to which they disperse."-http://www.hyaenidae.org/the-hyaenidae/spotted-hyena-crocuta-crocuta/crocuta-social-behavior.html
"A hyena clan is rarely gathered together at any given time; instead, it is divided into smaller packs and single hyenas, temporary groupings that frequently form, disperse and reform. Clans are led by a single female hyena, the matriarch. Hyena clans also have secondary leaders who lead smaller pack divisions. Hyena packs consist of a single leader and several other hyenas who follow her lead. Packs are formed both deliberately and coincidentally; hyenas will gather together to form packs, although they may often find themselves together by chance. These packs are temporary; they will eventually disperse, and the hyenas may join other packs, or, in the case of pack leaders, form a new pack. The hyena clan has a hierarchy, with the matriarch and pack leaders holding the highest rank. Female hyenas are larger, stronger and fiercer than males, and thus hold higher rank and are more frequently pack leaders."-http://hyena.g2gm.com/HyenaGuide2.html
I am making a hyena group, and of course, it seems no one has bothered to give them a ranking system(like a wolf packs alpha beta omega system). I don't have enough of an imagination/am too lazy to create one myself, so I thought maybe you guys could help me(?). If you do have any ideas, please post them below.
Info on Hyena Clans:
"Females are dominant over males, and even the lowest ranking female is dominant to the highest ranking male. Although males typically disperse from their natal clans when they are between two and six years of age (Smale et al 1997; Boydston et al. 2005), females usually remain in their natal clan, so large clans may contain several different matrilines. Although cubs of both sexes 'inherit' their mothers' social ranks, males voluntarily forsake those to assume much lower ranks in the neighboring clans to which they disperse."-http://www.hyaenidae.org/the-hyaenidae/spotted-hyena-crocuta-crocuta/crocuta-social-behavior.html
"A hyena clan is rarely gathered together at any given time; instead, it is divided into smaller packs and single hyenas, temporary groupings that frequently form, disperse and reform. Clans are led by a single female hyena, the matriarch. Hyena clans also have secondary leaders who lead smaller pack divisions. Hyena packs consist of a single leader and several other hyenas who follow her lead. Packs are formed both deliberately and coincidentally; hyenas will gather together to form packs, although they may often find themselves together by chance. These packs are temporary; they will eventually disperse, and the hyenas may join other packs, or, in the case of pack leaders, form a new pack. The hyena clan has a hierarchy, with the matriarch and pack leaders holding the highest rank. Female hyenas are larger, stronger and fiercer than males, and thus hold higher rank and are more frequently pack leaders."-http://hyena.g2gm.com/HyenaGuide2.html
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Game Discussion / Re: How do you make your characters?
« on: July 13, 2015, 03:00:46 pm »
I usually only make realistic characters but sometimes I just throw together a unrealistic char if I know Im not serious about rping with it. My realistic chars usually start off with me finding an animal I think is interesting/would be fun to try to make and then...lots of research on the coloring/species/behavior. I then get to struggle with creating the right colors(usually grey until I figured out that the angel wings default color is perfect to copy '-.-). Of course, once I finally finish it there are no others of its species so you just see a random saber toothed tiger wandering around fp.
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Game Discussion / Re: Anyone want to friend me?
« on: July 13, 2015, 02:31:17 pm »
That's how I used to be xD. You kinda just have to jump right in.
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Forum Games / Re: How will the person above die?
« on: June 20, 2015, 09:58:55 pm »
(That is so true. I think the reason will be that I cant outrun the wolves)
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Forum Games / Re: How will the person above die?
« on: June 20, 2015, 03:45:48 pm »
the person above will die because their stepmother sent a hitman after them but they escaped into the woods and were eaten by hungry mother bears but they lived in their stomach until the hitman killed them and the bears. -bows-
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Species / Creo(screenshots at bottom)
« on: June 14, 2015, 09:37:22 pm »
Creo
Appearance: Creo look a bit like a mix of wolves and deer, but more mystical. They are born with celtic or celtic-like markings on their faces and bodies which grow darker as they get older. Newborns (AKA fawns) have completely white markings and are very small, their size ranging upon their parent's but always small. A female fawn is born without antlers but grow them once an adult, a male fawn is born with small bull like horns but also grow buck antlers once adult. A fawn's marking colors will appear once they are an adult, and marking colors can be any shade of blue, green, purple, red, yellow or orange. Their pelt(not markings) color can be anywhere from black to brown to white, always natural colors. All adult Creo (male and female) have buck antlers and white rings around their eyes. A Creo's eye color always match their marking color and tail tips may be any color. Males are always bigger than females, and all Creo are taller than they are wide or long.
Behavior: Every Creo is graceful from the moment they are adults and move with deliberate steps. Despite their gracefulness they are not delicate. A Creo will defend their own herd to the death(the antlers help a great deal). Going along with their fierce protectiveness they will not tolerate any predators lurking on their territory(yes, they claim territory much like wolves), although they will leave any other herbivores be, even welcome them(Creo have been known to accept deer or horses into their herds). Creo take mates for life and love each herd member to pieces, often keeping in touch with offspring and having HUGE herds, up to a thousand sometimes. To show their affection they groom each other, sometimes for hours. Fawns are playful and clumsy, the almost exact opposite of the elderly Creo that prefer to lay in the shade, napping and conversing with their childhood friends, often entertaining the fawns with "when I was a fawn" stories. The younger adult Creo spend most of their time grazing.
Feeding Behavior:(thank you so much for having been reading for this long!)
As has been suggested, Creo are herbivores, eating most things from tree leaves to grass and berries.
Aging:
As said before, a Creo's markings grow darker with age, being born with white markings and once their markings are black, they die(It has been suggested that the markings show their lifeforce, glowing when they are happy, darkening just a bit when they are sad). You don't need to worry about your Creo dying anytime soon though! Creos have a looooooooong life span, so long no one knows precisely.
Personality:
Again, fawns are playful, elders wise, but all of them have a seemingly mystic aura.
Body Language:(although they can talk, they don't like to converse with predators or creatures too unlike themselves)
(sorry but im going to go into behavior a bit again) All adults are watchful and can sometimes have a deer-like jumpiness about them, looking up at the slightest sound. To alert others of danger, they stomp each paw one at a time in slow succession. If a predator approaches, they lower there antlers and toss their heads.
Offspring:(only one thing)
Creo usually have one fawn at a time, rarely twins and never triplets or more.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU FOR BEARING THROUGH MY TERRIBLY DESCRIPTIVENESS!
Now time for some screenies!
Adult Youngish Female Creo
Newborn Female Creo Fawn
Newborn Male Creo Fawn
Elderly Male Creo
I would love to see some other Creo out there so feel free to use my specie(please do not use MY characters from the screen shots) and I would love for you to PM me so we could meet up to RP in Creo char together! PM me if I left anything out that you want to know about Creo
Appearance: Creo look a bit like a mix of wolves and deer, but more mystical. They are born with celtic or celtic-like markings on their faces and bodies which grow darker as they get older. Newborns (AKA fawns) have completely white markings and are very small, their size ranging upon their parent's but always small. A female fawn is born without antlers but grow them once an adult, a male fawn is born with small bull like horns but also grow buck antlers once adult. A fawn's marking colors will appear once they are an adult, and marking colors can be any shade of blue, green, purple, red, yellow or orange. Their pelt(not markings) color can be anywhere from black to brown to white, always natural colors. All adult Creo (male and female) have buck antlers and white rings around their eyes. A Creo's eye color always match their marking color and tail tips may be any color. Males are always bigger than females, and all Creo are taller than they are wide or long.
Behavior: Every Creo is graceful from the moment they are adults and move with deliberate steps. Despite their gracefulness they are not delicate. A Creo will defend their own herd to the death(the antlers help a great deal). Going along with their fierce protectiveness they will not tolerate any predators lurking on their territory(yes, they claim territory much like wolves), although they will leave any other herbivores be, even welcome them(Creo have been known to accept deer or horses into their herds). Creo take mates for life and love each herd member to pieces, often keeping in touch with offspring and having HUGE herds, up to a thousand sometimes. To show their affection they groom each other, sometimes for hours. Fawns are playful and clumsy, the almost exact opposite of the elderly Creo that prefer to lay in the shade, napping and conversing with their childhood friends, often entertaining the fawns with "when I was a fawn" stories. The younger adult Creo spend most of their time grazing.
Feeding Behavior:(thank you so much for having been reading for this long!)
As has been suggested, Creo are herbivores, eating most things from tree leaves to grass and berries.
Aging:
As said before, a Creo's markings grow darker with age, being born with white markings and once their markings are black, they die(It has been suggested that the markings show their lifeforce, glowing when they are happy, darkening just a bit when they are sad). You don't need to worry about your Creo dying anytime soon though! Creos have a looooooooong life span, so long no one knows precisely.
Personality:
Again, fawns are playful, elders wise, but all of them have a seemingly mystic aura.
Body Language:(although they can talk, they don't like to converse with predators or creatures too unlike themselves)
(sorry but im going to go into behavior a bit again) All adults are watchful and can sometimes have a deer-like jumpiness about them, looking up at the slightest sound. To alert others of danger, they stomp each paw one at a time in slow succession. If a predator approaches, they lower there antlers and toss their heads.
Offspring:(only one thing)
Creo usually have one fawn at a time, rarely twins and never triplets or more.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU FOR BEARING THROUGH MY TERRIBLY DESCRIPTIVENESS!
Now time for some screenies!
Adult Youngish Female Creo
Newborn Female Creo Fawn
Newborn Male Creo Fawn
Elderly Male Creo
I would love to see some other Creo out there so feel free to use my specie(please do not use MY characters from the screen shots) and I would love for you to PM me so we could meet up to RP in Creo char together! PM me if I left anything out that you want to know about Creo
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Other Mods/Creations / Re: Pawesome Items Pack
« on: June 08, 2015, 10:18:52 pm »
thanks so much!
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Other Mods/Creations / Re: Pawesome Items Pack V6 ~6/6/15~ NEW
« on: June 07, 2015, 12:29:19 am »
Sorry, but could you tell us specifically what is being removed(I won't download the new one if something I've been using is removed
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Request/Find Meshes / Re: Horse Objects(canine item?)
« on: June 04, 2015, 01:29:16 am »
I'm not really sure why I can't download them.(I use mediafire I think?) and everything goes well until the ads pop up. I can usually just exit out of the ads and there is a thing at the bottom of the screen saying open, open and save, download. I just click open and then copy and paste everything where it should be. With these objects/items there isn't anything at the bottom of the screen when I get out of the ad.
P.S thank you Shay! I think Ill use the horse sign
P.S thank you Shay! I think Ill use the horse sign