That may be fun if you're playing with a group of people that you can communicate with; but it's a completely different experience in single player.Vultures are a pain in the @%$*#! in A19 but the real question is they are fun or not?
Let me tell you what happen to me and my friends when we started A19... we spawn in Forrest but as was Nitrogen generated map we already saw the best place to build the base, so we started to walk naked near the point we saw at preview. Not far away we start getting into desert biome and those things start to attack, one of my friends die, so we wait for him there, while we wait another one appears and kill my other buddy, so there I was alone waiting for both of them, I manage to kill two vultures while waiting for them, and another two vultures wake up when they take the corner at my side and those kill them again.
My friends instead @%$*#!ing about the Overpowered beasts they were laughing, it was fun and its all that matters in a game.
(On side note they were killed twice each at day two by a mini horde of 7 vultures in the city)
"We laughed at them, so they're a good thing." is not an argument. That's an avocation for multiplayer.
"They brought my 4x4 to a halt and reduced it to 20% health, caused me to be infected and suffered lacerations after barely traveling into the destroyed biome." provides information as to WHY they're a problem.
You acknowledge how they can be overwhelming; but, apart from that, it doesn't explain how they render the vehicle that you go to great lengths to craft relatively useless and make certain biomes uninhabitable and difficult to traverse.