Do you have any background or experience in biology of any kind? I can't help but look at your creatures and start considering how deliberate and well thought out most of their anatomies are.
I'm not sure if the addition to the question will get my comment removed, but whatever. I've gotta express my appreciation for your FO4 Mirelurk and Radscorpion designs in particular, which have become my favorite FO wildlife for opposite reasons. Radscorpions remind me of old documentaries about the giant prehistoric scorpions that crawled out of the oceans and started walking about on land, and invoke a very primordial feeling in me. Mirelurks in comparison look like something from the future, that you could conceive of building cities of their own some day with their upright posture, social structure, and many potential manipulators. There's just such a great dichotomy between the two major arthropod species of the game.
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Do you have any background or experience in biology of any kind? I can't help but look at your creatures and start considering how deliberate and well thought out most of their anatomies are.
I'm not sure if the addition to the question will get my comment removed, but whatever. I've gotta express my appreciation for your FO4 Mirelurk and Radscorpion designs in particular, which have become my favorite FO wildlife for opposite reasons. Radscorpions remind me of old documentaries about the giant prehistoric scorpions that crawled out of the oceans and started walking about on land, and invoke a very primordial feeling in me. Mirelurks in comparison look like something from the future, that you could conceive of building cities of their own some day with their upright posture, social structure, and many potential manipulators. There's just such a great dichotomy between the two major arthropod species of the game.
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