Good one.
Fall DLC 2023 Speculation
- Thread starter Leaf Productions
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I was thinking, but imagine if, in the PlanZo universe, each new DLC signifies newly discovered species in that world
"Breaking news, summer 2023. We just discovered an animal that resembles the large cats, but a great deal smaller and lives solely in deserts."
"What will we call it?"
"The sand cat"
"We sure have been discovering a lotta cats lately, huh? I mean, we just discovered the caracal back in December 2022, and the Amur leopard in summer 2022. What's next?!"
"Breaking news, summer 2023. We just discovered an animal that resembles the large cats, but a great deal smaller and lives solely in deserts."
"What will we call it?"
"The sand cat"
"We sure have been discovering a lotta cats lately, huh? I mean, we just discovered the caracal back in December 2022, and the Amur leopard in summer 2022. What's next?!"
After watching Leaf's latest video, I think I'm sold on the idea of an Oceania pack. A lot of the temperate talk is fueled by the tasmanian devil and the kiwi, anyway, so we're 50% there anyway. Why not go full-bore and loop in two other highly requested animals in the top 15 (tree kangaroo and echidna) and finally get a species of bird via WTE?
Plus, that animal roster would still line-up with the "rustic woodland" theming folks are speculating on for a temperate pack, anyway. Less likely given the way they've been labeling and naming packs but... Again, we've been thrown curveballs before!
Plus, that animal roster would still line-up with the "rustic woodland" theming folks are speculating on for a temperate pack, anyway. Less likely given the way they've been labeling and naming packs but... Again, we've been thrown curveballs before!
I think we’ll definitely get atleast one Oceania animal (I think two) but I really wouldn’t bet on the whole pack
Wouldn’t bet on an Oceania pack, been so long since we had gotten a continental pack and I doubt they would start it now.
Worth to mention Europe has nothing to offer in wildlife department what NA (or even USA alone) dont have. NA is like Europe, but better lol.
NA and europe share alot of their animals, or atleast have very close equivalents.
So it makes sense to keep the species thats native to your area. For example why would a Us Zoo keep european beavers when the american one is assumeably way more accessable and has more to offer education wise.
From my observation i can they that the NA animals that are common in european zoo are the ones without close relatives like raccoons and skunks
Gonna need to call an ambulance for that burn
We got hedgehog, you lose
Yea NA is just a larger continent with more diverse biomes and more unurbanized areas. Most of the cool unique European wildlife was killed off. (Same for a lot of cool NA stuff like ground sloths and camels but size and diversity prevailed)
And don't forget cheetahs. There used to be cheetahs here back then
SA suffered the most. Elephant sized sloths, terror birds aswell as a 6m, 1,5 ton land croc running stuff down.
That place was wild
Honestly me too, but I understand the builders are hungry for more material to use. Either way I get animals so I’ll be happy. But Frontier said they will mix things up, so I’m waiting to be surprised
I agree with you both as far as likelihood is concerned and when I said I was "sold" on the idea it wasn't about likelihood so much about how cool it could be. That roster coupled with the scenery would be fire compared to what folks are speculating for the "temperate" pack, IMHO (and I'm using that term very subjectively and relatively; I think both concepts/rosters have a lot of potential to be great). Just that when I re-thought of the Oceania concept it got me all excited. LOL
Crazy to me NA had elephant sized sloths and multiple species of elephants living alongside each other.
Same, but scenery packs tend to have better quality animals that are more unique
I don't know, grasslands and wetlands also had unique and great quality animals.
Conservation, Europe, África, Tropical and aquatic to name a few