That would be a great feature, and to get deer as well would be fantastic
Jurassic Park 30th Anniversary Dinosaur Pack
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A number of us remember that in Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis, large carnivores kill beef cattle as if they are large prey. However, a pack of Velociraptor are always injured when killing them.
The point is they add the option to make novel/movie accurate parks. That's what people want this DLC for in the first place!
Personally I don't think most of the dinos need a novel skin. The ceradactlyus, dilo, trike, and stego are the ones that need it most. Especially the trike and stego since the only other variants aside from 1993 and 1997 are those absolutely criminally bad JW designs. The movie scene statues I can go without because they are kinda 4th wall breaking in a way not suitable for this game and likely would spike the price of an already more expensive DLC expansion. Not very appealing when every major DLC breaks the game for a solid 2-3 months.
I'd rather have new feeders than crane variants. Like I said this will already be a pricer DLC so adding pointless stuff should be priority.
I clearly prefer Frontier doing their own designs and DLCs (point in case the stunning Feathered Species Pack), instead of even more film related content (the missing film attractions are must haves though). But if there really is going to be some kind of "JP 30th Anniversary" type of DLC, inlcuding content from all films and both novels, then this is what I hope it will be like:
New species:
Botanical Gardens (JW)
Cretaceous Cruise (JW)
Jungle River Cruise (JP)
Petting Zoo (JW)
Enclosed walkways and large rocks (JWE1 aviary)
Underwater tunnels
New species:
- Mussaurus (TLW novel)
- Mononykus (Lockwood Manor statue; with an original feathered Frontier design)
- Concavenator (Lockwood Manor statue; with an improved Frontier design)
- Microceratus (JW Dominion and novel; including 2015 [JW Website] and 2022 skins)
- Dilophosaurus 1990 (novel version, practically a realistic Dilophosaurus with correct size and without frills and venom)
- Baryonyx 2015 (JW Website design)
- T. Rex 1990 (vibrant red skin)
- Carnotaurus 1990 (camouflage skin)
- Cearadactylus 1990 (red skin iirc)
- Based on an alternative what-if scenario: InGen succeeded with Jurassic Park and expands to Europe, Asia and Africa. JP Azores, JP Japan and JP Kenya are planned, and it's your mission to make the plans become reality without fail. The Malta campaign mechanic allowing to carry over research progress and finances should be also applied here.
- Azores (subtropical biome)
- Kenya (savanna biome)
- Japan (temperate biome with Sakura cherry trees and Mount Fuji in background)
- Jungle River Cruise (JP river boat ride) and Cretaceous Cruise (kayak tour like in JW), both being the corresponding era versions of each other and an additional DFW version
- Enclosed walkways and large rocks for aviaries (like in the JWE1 aviary)
- Botanical Gardens (from JW; with possibility to walk through them in 1st person mode)
- Petting Zoo (instead of baby dinosaurs, certain tiny/small species could be featured here (with guest interaction), such as: all Scavengers (except Coelophysis), Lystrosaurus, Dryosaurus, Homalocephale, Minmi, and Microceratus)
- Underwater tunnels for lagoons
- Smaller fences for small species (could have different designs but all with the same small height)
- Return of RtJP paths, wide paths with banners and trash bins!, JP pylons, gift shop, fence and greenhouse (even if only as decoration like the JP toilet) from JWE1
- Return of the JP Jeep binocular upgrade from the RtJP DLC
- New paths based on the architectural styles and biomes of the new maps
- Possibly new building set(s) based on the new maps
- New decorations like the T. Rex and Alamosaurus skeletons from JP, the holoscape from JW, the Gallimimus Valley sign from JW, information signs and panels, etc.
Botanical Gardens (JW)
Cretaceous Cruise (JW)
Jungle River Cruise (JP)
Petting Zoo (JW)
Enclosed walkways and large rocks (JWE1 aviary)
Underwater tunnels
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Additional ideas to decorations part of my post above:
- JW Raptor Paddock (large placeable deco like the JP Raptor Pen)
- the Fleetwood RV Mobile Lab alongside the Jeep as placeable decorations
- Battle at Big Rock camper vans, camp fire and camping utensils
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I would take a Fully Functioning Raptor Security Pen.
Give us the guards back on top, let us put actual raptors in it. Give us a few cameras to look inside. Let it drop a cow inside so we can watch the raptors shred it. And if the power goes out Let us see them break out the top. Also let it function as an actual attraction and dinosaur viewing gallery if the guests have access to it. That's all.
Give us the guards back on top, let us put actual raptors in it. Give us a few cameras to look inside. Let it drop a cow inside so we can watch the raptors shred it. And if the power goes out Let us see them break out the top. Also let it function as an actual attraction and dinosaur viewing gallery if the guests have access to it. That's all.
I doubt this would happen honestly. The most realistic option would be a decoration, like the Raptor Pen that's already in-game
That's 99.97% perfect. Here's what I'd add to make it 100% perfect:
Skins
- Dilophosaurus - the gray-red skin from Jurassic Park: The Game
- Herrerasaurus - the orange pattern from Jurassic Park: The Game
- Tylosaurus - Jurassic Park: The Game variant
- Troodon - Jurassic Park: The Game variant
Well in the next updates in the future, I hope that we will get different variants kind of like how we got the Giganotosaurus 2022 and dreadnoughtus 2022, Kentrosaurus 2015 and Ouranosaurus 2015 Variants, And how the models got extra skins and patterns.
Jurassic World Era:
Tyrannosaurus Rex 65-Million years ago....7 Patterns and 12 skin colors.
Parasaurolophus 2022-Veriant....7 Patterns and 12 Skin colors.
Jurassic Park Era:
Brachiosaurus 1993.....7 Patterns and 12 skin colors.
Brachiosaurus 2001.....7 Patterns and 12 skin colors.
Triceratops 1993....7 Patterns and 12 Skin colors.
Stegosaurus 1997....7 Patterns and 12 skin colors.
Pteranodon 2001.....7 Patterns and 12 skin colors.
Pteranodon 1997....7 Patterns and 12 Skin colors.
Ankylosaurus 2001.....7 Patterns and 12 skin colors.
JP Novel: New
T-Rex...Novel Crimson Skin
Dilophosaurus....Novel Skin
Jurassic World Era:
Tyrannosaurus Rex 65-Million years ago....7 Patterns and 12 skin colors.
Parasaurolophus 2022-Veriant....7 Patterns and 12 Skin colors.
Jurassic Park Era:
Brachiosaurus 1993.....7 Patterns and 12 skin colors.
Brachiosaurus 2001.....7 Patterns and 12 skin colors.
Triceratops 1993....7 Patterns and 12 Skin colors.
Stegosaurus 1997....7 Patterns and 12 skin colors.
Pteranodon 2001.....7 Patterns and 12 skin colors.
Pteranodon 1997....7 Patterns and 12 Skin colors.
Ankylosaurus 2001.....7 Patterns and 12 skin colors.
JP Novel: New
T-Rex...Novel Crimson Skin
Dilophosaurus....Novel Skin
I didn't say JP:TG is comparable to JWE. But, it did add a lot of important lore at the time, even if now much of it (if not all) isn't canon.
I think the troodon variant would be very cool, as it'd have the unique trait if the glowing eyes, something nothing has in the game at this moment
Jurassic Park: The Game's story is semi-canon and is a stand-alone one that follows the events of the Jurassic Park's movie adaptation.
If anybody remember in the final season of Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous, Lewis Dodgson retrieved the stolen embryos in the Dilophosaurus' territory.
Thus, it looks as if the events of Jurassic Park: The Game have no impact on the events of Jurassic World.
But you're forgetting that JWE's troodons are venomous, likely inspired by the game. There is a certain skin combination of them that resembles the game.
Herrerasaurus also has an orange pattern, at least in the 1st game. As well as being part of the Jurassic Park InGen list...
My point is, a lot of features if the game inspired some of the features in JWE. Having certain patterns/variants based off of the game would be a good reference
Thanks for the reminder.
Since Jurassic Park: The Game, the Troodon in ARK: Survival Evolved and Jurassic World: Evolution 1 & 2 are depicted to be venomous.
Originally in Jurassic Park: The Game, Troodon were recreated by Dr. Laura Sorkins who had vied for chief geneticist that was given to Henry Wu who proposed to mix the genomes with amphibians'. Unlike the other dinosaurs, Sorkins completed the Troodon genome herself without any mixing. John Hammond deemed the Troodon too dangerous for his dream, and Sorkins kept them in seclusion for further research. Thanks to Dennis Nedry, the Troodon were let loose.
