Flight Rising Discussion

@WolfTears LOL That reminds me of that amazing commercial about the buttered cat paradox.

Back on topic, I wonder how Undertides with Tentacles would work on land as well? I wonder how they would be able to slither around and stuff.

Why do they have to swim forwards at all? Maybe they somehow torpedo themselves in reverse if they have tentacles… No, but really, I’d never thought about this before and now the answer will haunt and vex me until it is discovered. [emoji=undertide laughing size=1]

The same way an octopus or squid or any sea creature that has tentacles does.

[quote name="shozurei" date="2024-04-25 21:49:03" ] The same way an octopus or squid or any sea creature that has tentacles does. [/quote] Backwards? Squids and cuttlefish and all other tentacled ocean beings swim with the tentacles facing the trailing end, not headfirst.

This question is why I do not put this gene on dragons. I can't see this being comfortable for the dragon that has to have it. Maybe it is a parasite and they don't want to have it?

i'm starting to think that maybe staff didnt think about the logistics of it as opposed to being able to show off more of the gene - which i can understand but at the same time now that i realize the arms are facing the wrong way it makes me not want to use it anymore LOL

if undertides had FINS instead of WINGS this would also probably have been less of a design issue

[quote name="Bugbag" date="2024-04-25 15:36:14" ] [img]https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/12/09/10/3B358E0E00000578-4016522-image-a-3_1481279901350.jpg[/img] [/quote] terribly cursed thank you

Very poorly.

spite.