Poster-worthy animals remaining

oca2074

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Which animals that have yet to be added do you think could potentially and lucratively be used by Frontier as poster animals?

1) Wolverine
2) Tasmanian Devil
3) Coati
4) Secretary Bird (for Bird Pack)
5) Tree Kangaroo
6) Walrus
7) Takin
8) Golden Lion Tamarin

What do you think about this list? I don't think iconic birds like Parrots, Eagles, or Toucans or small reptiles could ever feature as the primary poster animal.

Please post your 8 most likely poster animals that Frontier will use in the future.
 
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FoxyDee

FoxyDee
We got a Sun Bear, a Beaver and now a Dromedary (instead of the porcupine) on the covers, so anything that is distinctive enough from ther other poster-used animals can be featured. I do not think that the animal used on the covers is a break or take for people buying/not buying the DLC. It just has to catch your attention, cleverly using colour and composition of the picture. The animal itself does not matter that much in my opinion.
 

oca2074

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FoxyDee said:
We got a Sun Bear, a Beaver and now a Dromedary (instead of the porcupine) on the covers, so anything that is distinctive enough from ther other poster-used animals can be featured. I do not think that the animal used on the covers is a break or take for people buying/not buying the DLC. It just has to catch your attention, cleverly using colour and composition of the picture. The animal itself does not matter that much in my opinion.
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So what's your list like? We obviously won't have another bear but I think the eight animals I posed above are iconic/attractive/popular enough to be suitable.
 

becks474

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We got an Armadillo as Poster animal, so I think a Lot of is possible. But likely Poster animals are:
Hamadryas Baboon
Any other Monkey
Wolverine
Tasmanian Devil
Kiwi
Grey Crowned Crane
Pelican
Coati
Wild Boar
 

SpookDoc

SpookDoc
Honestly there’s a ton of species that could serve as “poster-worthy” options. As more DLCS come out, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the animal chosen for the imagery doesn’t matter nearly as much as we’d all like to think.

The only real “rule” I think Frontier might have is not using a species that is visually-close to another species that has already been used for promotional art.
 
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