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New DLC for June 2023!
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You have to thank Mr. The Carcharodontogenius.
Once again to Mr. The Carcharodontogenius, thank you.
Tyrannosauridae candidates for Frontier Developers to include into Jurassic world Evolution 2.
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To Mr. Carcharodontogenius, I can forgive you as apology is accepted.
You are one of the players here. It is Frontier who is at fault, not you.
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Thanks.
What do you mean Frontier is at fault.
That free update was a joke. Disappointing and outrageous.
Now, Frontier has not told us anything even when June is coming to an end.
I just don't understand why we were given an Alamosaurus skeleton & no new species.
Disappointment after disappointment being piled up, I think it is what Frontier is good at doing to us.
Nevertheless, they gave us four species of marine reptiles this month.
There is no telling what they have in store in this year's autumn and winter.
When the year 2024 begins, the celebrations of the 30th anniversary of Jurassic Park's film adaptation will be over.
Personally, I hope they add a new a species pack by the end of the year. For the record, I know a lot of people have asked Nothosaurus, Shonisaurus, and Archelon. Let us return back to the subject at hand. Did you guys hear about this? https://www.blm.gov/blog/2022-12-01...imen has,who discovered the holotype specimen
Another Daspletosaurus?
If a "Tyrannosaur" DLC were to be developed, I feel that Tarbosaurus, Teratophoneus, and Nanuqsaurus would be ideal. Aside from Nanuqsaurus, the two other genera are canon in some form. However, the game has a lot of tyrannosaurs already (excluding T. rex itself):
- Albertosaurus (I've never liked how pronounced the brow horn and ridge are designed for this species; the game's only albertosaurid tyrannosaur)
- Moros intrepredus [movie canon]
- Proceratosaurus [movie canon]
- Qianzhousaurus (a welcomed addition, a relatively new genus, and the first alioramid tyrannosaur)
- Yutyrannus (a perfect candidate from the Feathered Species Pack)
Short answer - No. Tarbosaurus was a slightly smaller, leaner Tyrannosaur than T.rex was. Tarbosaurus was about 10-11 meters long, and 5-6 metric tons. Compared with T.rex which was about 12-13 meters long. and about 8-10 metric tons.
Now Rexy in (Jurassic World) is stated to be about 13.5 meters long, 5.2 meters tall, and likely about 10-12 metric tons. In the Camp Cretaceous series a Tarbosaurus fought Rexy - but ultimately was defeated by her. The Tarbosaurus was of course, smaller & leaner than Rexy.
Now Rexy in (Jurassic World) is stated to be about 13.5 meters long, 5.2 meters tall, and likely about 10-12 metric tons. In the Camp Cretaceous series a Tarbosaurus fought Rexy - but ultimately was defeated by her. The Tarbosaurus was of course, smaller & leaner than Rexy.
@Dinoken Thank you for your explanation. I have been thinking that all medium-sized tyrannosaurs in Late Cretaceous should like each other like the like relationship between Majungasaurus and Carnotaurus due to those two being abelisaurs.
Okay - looking over the in games data for the Tyrannosaurs - Why is Qianzhousaurus stated to weigh 7.9 metric tons. When a 10 meter long Qianzhousaurus should have been closer to 2.9 metric tons.
Now - Tyrannosaurus rex also is a bit off - in terms of the weight stats. In JWE 2 - it is stated to weigh about 8.4 metric tons. In JWE it was stated to weighed about 18 metric tons (which was way to heavy). At 8.4 metric tons - Rexy the T.rex would have been about the size of "Sue" the T. rex (about 12.3 meters). But Rexy is stated in the Jurassic World trilogy and in JWE2 to be about 13.5 meters long. So, in JWE2 T.rex's weight should be about 11-12 metric tons.
Still - at present there are no Tyrannosaurs in JWE2 which are about 5-7 metric tons range, such as Tarbosaurus or Zhuchengtyrannus. And there are no smaller Tyrannosaurs that are in the range of 6-8 meters - like Nanuqsaurus, or Teratophoneus.
Now - Tyrannosaurus rex also is a bit off - in terms of the weight stats. In JWE 2 - it is stated to weigh about 8.4 metric tons. In JWE it was stated to weighed about 18 metric tons (which was way to heavy). At 8.4 metric tons - Rexy the T.rex would have been about the size of "Sue" the T. rex (about 12.3 meters). But Rexy is stated in the Jurassic World trilogy and in JWE2 to be about 13.5 meters long. So, in JWE2 T.rex's weight should be about 11-12 metric tons.
Still - at present there are no Tyrannosaurs in JWE2 which are about 5-7 metric tons range, such as Tarbosaurus or Zhuchengtyrannus. And there are no smaller Tyrannosaurs that are in the range of 6-8 meters - like Nanuqsaurus, or Teratophoneus.
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