Board Thread:MH Wikia Suggestions/@comment-34604160-20180206225536

Hello, I am relatively new to the wikia and was hoping to begin contributing to it wherever possible. I first began playing Monster Hunter during the third generation, and if there's one thing that's obvious about MHW it's that no other Monster Hunter comes close to accomplishing what MHW does in terms of creating an actual ecosystem in which monsters truly have their own ecological niche. Unfortunately, this drastically changes the behaviors of some monsters that were otherwise different in past games. For example, looking at the page for Apceros, I noticed that its ecology was very different from what can be seen in MHW. This is the information listed under Behavior in the above link: "Apceros are territorial monsters and will attack any intruder on sight. They will not give up fighting until the enemy has fallen or they are dead. Curiously, they work in small herds to take out any threats. They appear not to care if a large monster is in the area." Although this was true for past Monster Hunter games, this is simply not true for MHW. Apceros are much more docile in MHW, and will usually only attack other monsters/hunters if their eggs are threatened. Not only that, but I have witnessed Apceros actively fleeing from larger monsters while playing MHW, contradictory of what the above description says. The only time I have ever seen them attempt to take on another monster was while a Kulu-Ya-Ku was attempting to steal one of their eggs. It's small gaps in information such as this that make me uncertain of what I should do, if anything. On one hand, the information provided is completely correct regarding past Monster Hunter games, but on the other hand it is completely wrong based on the new ecological niches that MHW gives its monsters. Sorry for the lengthy post, I'm not even certain I'll get any responses. It's just something I noticed that I thought I would bring up, so I have a better idea of what to do whenever I run into contradicting information like this.  