Flight Rising Discussion

I used to dislike them, but once I got used to them, I really like the F pose but not the M pose

I had no idea people didn't like Tundras. I love them! The female pose is my favorite. I love their fluffy bodies and how some genes react differently on them. :)

I sometimes like them, but they're not a good breed to display certain elaborate genes. The males' mane is good, but the position of their wings means big flashy secondaries are kinda lost on them.

Their faces look weird, their eyes look like they haven't slept in months, their fur makes apparels look awkward, their poses are too stiff... These are the main problems I have with tundras, I could list more but it would feel like nitpicking

I don't hate them (although I do hate the way their fur clips through the back of their apparel?) but I find their faces very muppet-like as other has said, which can be cute at times but also oftentimes very goofy.

Generally I think because they're one of the earliest breeds they suffer from having just less 'high quality' art compared to Flight Rising's current art standards and the new breeds and it makes it hard for me to really like them. To me, they're fine.

I think they might not be what some people are looking for when they think of a dragon, you know?
Fluffy, short round faces, kinda silly eyes.

I used to dislike them, but now I think they're really cute. I have a couple in my lair that are definitely permanent flight members.

i'm a big fan of tundras for their fluffiness and goofy faces, but i understand why most players don't like them. their art is pretty outdated compared to other dragons, some genes/apparel don't look good on their fur, and male tundra foothand but i'd argue other dragon breeds have those problems too: faes feel very outdated with their lineart is inconsistent compared, i doubt there's a lot of players who like dressing spirals and female imps, and lets be real apparel isn't always consistent with item layering

I've warmed up to them a bit since starting, but personally I like really elegant or dangerous-looking/mildly terrifying dragons, which tundras are the furthest thing from.