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Id like to think about the fear based tracking system as a technological problem rather then a benefit. As it has been mentioned earlier, the creatures were designed to only hunt humans. They did not want the creatures to be able to go rouge and turn on thier creaters, hence the first waves lack of breading organs and the use of a one track sesory-identafication system. However they could just as easily have used base human scent as a means for tracking. It is likely that human fear pheramone was the only scent the aliens were able to pick out. They may have even picked the scent thinking that it was human aroma, and did not realize that thier sample was tainted.

This explains the some-what random redesigns of the ursa body plan. people kept on winning against the ursa do to ghosting, yet the aliens never got feed back on the creatures performance, so they simply kept upgrading the creatures hardware. Very similar to cracking Inigma durring war Two only with BO.

More than anything though this is a narative exploit more then anything, to let the hero win by litteraly overcoming his fear, and to justify its creepy no eyes face. Realy a person just need to close in thier scent by wearing a body suite, or sitting inside an air conditiond tank to ghost an ursa. See also the anime Blue Gender and the movie Mimic for variations on this theme. Also the movies Nausica and of course, Pacific Rim on the technological perspective.

Id like to think about the fear based tracking system as a technological problem rather than a benefit. As it has been mentioned earlier, the creatures were designed to only hunt humans. They did not want the creatures to be able to go rogue and turn on thier creators, hence the first waves lack of breading organs and the use of a one track sensory-identification system. However they could just as easily have used base human scent as a means for tracking. It is likely that human fear pheromone was the only scent the aliens were able to pick out. They may have even picked the scent thinking that it was human aroma, and did not realize that thier sample was tainted.

This explains the somewhat random redesigns of the ursa body plan. People kept on winning against the ursa due to ghosting, yet the aliens never got feed back on the creatures performance, so they simply kept upgrading the creatures hardware. Very similar to cracking Inigma durring war Two only with BO.

More than anything though this is a narrative exploit more than anything, to let the hero win by litteraly overcoming his fear, and to justify its creepy no eyes face. Really a person just needs to close in their scent by wearing a body suite, or sitting inside an air conditiond tank to ghost an ursa. See also the anime Blue Gender and the movie Mimic for variations on this theme. Also the movies Nausica and of course, Pacific Rim on the technological perspective.

Id like to think about the fear based tracking system as a technological problem rather then a benefit. As it has been mentioned earlier, the creatures were designed to only hunt humans, they did not want the creatures to be able to go rouge and turn on thier creaters, hence the first waves lack of breading organs. However they could just as easily have used base human scent as a means for tracking. It is likely that human fear pheramone was the only scent the aliens were able to pick out. They may have even picked the scent thinking that it was human aroma, and did not realize that thier sample was tainted.

This explains the some-what random redesigns of the ursa body plan. people kept on winning against the ursa do to ghosting, yet the aliens never got feed back on the creatures performance, so they simply kept upgrading the creatures hardware. Very similar to cracking Inigma durring war Two only with BO.

More tgan anything though this is a narative exploit more then anything, to let the hero win by litteraly overvomming his fear. Realy a person just need to close in thier scent by wearing a body suite, or sitting inside an air conditiond tank to ghost an ursa. see also the anime Blue Gender and the movie Mimic for variations on this theme. Also the movies Nausica and of course, Pacific Rim on the technological perspective.

Id like to think about the fear based tracking system as a technological problem rather then a benefit. As it has been mentioned earlier, the creatures were designed to only hunt humans. They did not want the creatures to be able to go rouge and turn on thier creaters, hence the first waves lack of breading organs and the use of a one track sesory-identafication system. However they could just as easily have used base human scent as a means for tracking. It is likely that human fear pheramone was the only scent the aliens were able to pick out. They may have even picked the scent thinking that it was human aroma, and did not realize that thier sample was tainted.

This explains the some-what random redesigns of the ursa body plan. people kept on winning against the ursa do to ghosting, yet the aliens never got feed back on the creatures performance, so they simply kept upgrading the creatures hardware. Very similar to cracking Inigma durring war Two only with BO.

More than anything though this is a narative exploit more then anything, to let the hero win by litteraly overcoming his fear, and to justify its creepy no eyes face. Realy a person just need to close in thier scent by wearing a body suite, or sitting inside an air conditiond tank to ghost an ursa. See also the anime Blue Gender and the movie Mimic for variations on this theme. Also the movies Nausica and of course, Pacific Rim on the technological perspective.

Id like to think about this as a technological problem rather than a beneffit. As it has been mentioned earlier, the creatures were designed to only hunt humans, however they could just as easily have used base human scent as a means for tracking. It is likely that human fear pheramone was the only scent the aliens were able to pick out. They may have even picked the scent thinking that it was human aroma, and did not realize that thier sample was tainted. This explains the some-what random redesigns of the ursa body plan. people kept on winning against the ursa do to ghosting, yet the aliens never got feed back on the creatures performance, so they simply kept upgrading the creatures hardware. Very similar to cracking Inigma durring war Two only with BO. Realy though a person just need to close in thier scent by wearing a body suite, or sitting inside an air conditiond tank to ghost an ursa. see also the anime Blue Gender and the movie Mimic for variations on this theme.

Id like to think about the fear based tracking system as a technological problem rather then a benefit. As it has been mentioned earlier, the creatures were designed to only hunt humans, they did not want the creatures to be able to go rouge and turn on thier creaters, hence the first waves lack of breading organs. However they could just as easily have used base human scent as a means for tracking. It is likely that human fear pheramone was the only scent the aliens were able to pick out. They may have even picked the scent thinking that it was human aroma, and did not realize that thier sample was tainted. 

This explains the some-what random redesigns of the ursa body plan. people kept on winning against the ursa do to ghosting, yet the aliens never got feed back on the creatures performance, so they simply kept upgrading the creatures hardware. Very similar to cracking Inigma durring war Two only with BO.

More tgan anything though this is a narative exploit more then anything, to let the hero win by litteraly overvomming his fear. Realy a person just need to close in thier scent by wearing a body suite, or sitting inside an air conditiond tank to ghost an ursa. see also the anime Blue Gender and the movie Mimic for variations on this theme. Also the movies Nausica and of course, Pacific Rim on the technological perspective.