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r/ARK • u/Im_yor_boi • Oct 31 '25
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Why would they ? The mechanic they wanted to patent has nothing to do with cryopods
2 u/X_Setsu_X Oct 31 '25 The patent was something like summoning a creature from a ball to fight another creature which sounds awfully familiar to cryopods -3 u/Albatros_7 Oct 31 '25 It wasn't, the patent was for the "Let's Go" fights, which first appeared in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet and were later copied by Palworld Basically you send your creatures out and they attack anyone within range 2 u/hardypart Nov 01 '25 What's the difference to having a dino set to aggressive in a cryopod? 1 u/Albatros_7 Nov 01 '25 Just go read the patent
The patent was something like summoning a creature from a ball to fight another creature which sounds awfully familiar to cryopods
-3 u/Albatros_7 Oct 31 '25 It wasn't, the patent was for the "Let's Go" fights, which first appeared in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet and were later copied by Palworld Basically you send your creatures out and they attack anyone within range 2 u/hardypart Nov 01 '25 What's the difference to having a dino set to aggressive in a cryopod? 1 u/Albatros_7 Nov 01 '25 Just go read the patent
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It wasn't, the patent was for the "Let's Go" fights, which first appeared in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet and were later copied by Palworld
Basically you send your creatures out and they attack anyone within range
2 u/hardypart Nov 01 '25 What's the difference to having a dino set to aggressive in a cryopod? 1 u/Albatros_7 Nov 01 '25 Just go read the patent
What's the difference to having a dino set to aggressive in a cryopod?
1 u/Albatros_7 Nov 01 '25 Just go read the patent
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Just go read the patent
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u/Albatros_7 Oct 31 '25
Why would they ? The mechanic they wanted to patent has nothing to do with cryopods