Please announce the next DLC!
- Thread starter RazzJinko001
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I know, cool, right?
Expansions are always announced a week or more ahead of release, and they always release in the Summer and the Winter. There’s essentially four “main” PDLCs per year after both JWE games’ releases until content adding end’s whenever. It’s generally dinosaur packs for the Spring and Autumn, and Expansions for the Summer and Winter.
Alright then.
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You don't think they'll say, do you?
Of course not. That was just a joke.
Very nice Dino Pack. Update 6 sounds really good - new viewing Gallaries - new Sandbox levels- more Tree Variations.
I will pay this time, thats sure!
I will pay this time, thats sure!
I am actually happy with the land creatures. Not so happy with the flier.
It is rather odd looking, isn't it? Like a bat crossed with a moth.
Quite right Dragon.
Am I forgiven?
Don´t get me wrong, I like the look of the 4 new species of the "Feathered Species Pack" but there would have been some better candidates for the flyer and smal Dinosaur.
....just from my point of view of the history of paleontology.
1. Ramphorhychus ( up to 1,8m wingspann) : Best known and most common Pterosaur of the Jurassic !!!
2. Archeopterix : The first Dinosaur that showed us that Some Dinosaurs had feathers and that they were closely related to the Birds !!!
3. Psittagosaurus : An unike early ceratopsier from we have some excellent fossil evidence that some herbivor Dinosaurs had feathers.
....just from my point of view of the history of paleontology
.1. Ramphorhychus ( up to 1,8m wingspann) : Best known and most common Pterosaur of the Jurassic !!!
2. Archeopterix : The first Dinosaur that showed us that Some Dinosaurs had feathers and that they were closely related to the Birds !!!
3. Psittagosaurus : An unike early ceratopsier from we have some excellent fossil evidence that some herbivor Dinosaurs had feathers.
Absolutely 100% YES
Thank you!
Touché.Don´t get me wrong, I like the look of the 4 new species of the "Feathered Species Pack" but there would have been some better candidates for the flyer and smal Dinosaur.
....just from my point of view of the history of paleontology
1. Ramphorhychus ( up to 1,8m wingspann) : Best known and most common Pterosaur of the Jurassic !!!
2. Archeopterix : The first Dinosaur that showed us that Some Dinosaurs had feathers and that they were closely related to the Birds !!!
3. Psittacosaurus : An unique early ceratopsian from we have some excellent fossil evidence that some herbivor Dinosaurs had feathers.