Let's just make all the animals float. Then we have "flying" things.
When I say all, I mean all - Elephants and Spiders too. Eh, maybe not the centipede. It's too much for me as is, I don't think I need that image in my mind.


Let's just make all the animals float. Then we have "flying" things.
When I say all, I mean all - Elephants and Spiders too. Eh, maybe not the centipede. It's too much for me as is, I don't think I need that image in my mind.
At first I thought the Tasmanian Devil Picture was a real Photo. Really great QualityThe new scenario is just one cute moment over another one. Just finished it and no spoilers but the final letter with Emma warmed my heart. Great job Frontier.
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Also, I took a photo of one of my Little Penguins and it work so well as “judging penguin meme” lol.
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Same, that image looks almost photorealistic. The last packs have been absolute bangers in terms of animal design, one gorgeous animal after the other.At first I thought the Tasmanian Devil Picture was a real Photo. Really great Quality![]()
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The problem was solved somehow. And now they even fly too!
there is one small suggestion I'd like to put forward, and it concerns the representation of Kiwi names in the game. Currently, the Kiwi names in the game seem to be using the Australian name list. While I understand that New Zealand and Australia are geographically close, they each have their unique cultures and identities. Therefore, it would be highly appreciated if Planet Zoo could make a small yet meaningful adjustment by introducing a separate list of Māori names specifically for Kiwis.
Māori culture is an integral part of New Zealand's heritage, and incorporating Māori names for Kiwi animals in the game would not only be more accurate but also a beautiful nod to the rich cultural diversity of the region. It would help players like me feel more connected to the virtual world you've created and add an extra layer of authenticity to the Kiwi enclosures.
Ngā mihi me te aroha nu, A Kiwi Zookeeper
Counterpoint: no region in the game has naming conventions accurate to the in-depth local cultures. They are all on a continental scale.I'm just going to repost this here from another member so the devs hopefully see it:
Frontier, what the hell?
New Zealand doesn't have Australian Aboriginal people. Do North American animals get Australian Aboriginal names? Do European animals?Counterpoint: no region in the game has naming conventions sensitive tto the in depth local cultures.
No, but the names are set to match their continental tags. A North African animal can end up with a name based on something cultural from Sub-Saharan Africa.New Zealand doesn't have Australian Aboriginal people. Do North American animals get Australian Aboriginal names? Do European animals?
So why shouldn't I want them to add Maori names to Oceanian animals then?No, but the names are set to match their continental tags. A North African animal can end up with a name based on something cultural from Sub-Saharan Africa.
And Oceanian animals get names from oceanian languages. The problem is that you treat other continents as monoliths. Lots of animals in the game get names from culture thousands of kilometers away from them (Japanese macaque is a notable one).Edit: A lot of North American animals receive indigenous American names, though. All the Asian and African animals get names in languages from Asia and Africa.
We haven't had any NZ animals until now, so why would I protest it before now?it's weird to protest it now
I mean the fact that animals have names from culture unrelated to them. The Japanese macaque gets chinese names, north african animals get sub-saharan names...We haven't had any NZ animals until now, so why would I protest it before now?
We're protesting it now because it affects us as New Zealanders, I'm sure previous people have also put in a word for their animals being named poorly, the thing is that while dialects are different even within the same continent, I know. Especially in just meer theming they still work, they still 'feel' their areas (asian, etc). Maori is a vastly different language to the Australian Aboriginals native language, infact most polyneasian langauges are vastly different.And Oceanian animals get names from oceanian languages. The problem is that you treat other continents as monoliths. Lots of animals in the game get names from culture thousands of kilometers away from them (Japanese macaque is a notable one).
So while I'd be happy if they'd be adding Maori name pool for the kiwi, it's weird to protest it now considering the "generic culture continental names" have been a problem since base game.
That's just cultural ignorance. The grouping of east-asian names feels right to you as an outsider, that's used to the region "feeling asian" as you said.the thing is that while dialects are different even within the same continent, I know. Especially in just meer theming they still work, they still 'feel' their areas (asian, etc). Maori is a vastly different language to the Australian Aboriginals native language, infact most polyneasian langauges are vastly different.