The whole chaos thing with turf wars is pretty interesting to watch in action, especially when you're tracking monsters through those big sandy areas. It really comes down to the ecosystem doing its own thing where small changes like a sudden storm or not enough prey around can kick off some wild fights. You'll notice monsters getting more aggressive during sandstorms, and that's when things get unpredictable, especially with the bigger predators.

When you're out there hunting, keeping an eye on seikret movements and herd patterns gives you a decent idea of what might happen, but don't count on anything being certain. The cool part is how you can actually influence these fights yourself by drawing monsters to specific areas though remember that their ai might not always react the way you'd expect. Doshaguma and rey dau are particularly interesting to work with here since they've got their own territorial behaviors.

Good to know that wound states and weather patterns play a huge role in how these fights turn out so even if you've seen two monsters duke it out before the next time might go completely differently. Maybe interesting that while you can sort of predict when fights might happen based on monster territories and behaviors you can never really know exactly how they'll end up playing out.