Just post on reddit and you will get an answer. I'm not sure why some of us need validation from the greater community to accept the domestic pack as a viable idea.
Winter 2023 DLC Speculation
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Seriously, Im out 2-3 days and we are near 300 pages!
At this point I dont know what I want in the game tbh.
I really want animals from mountain-alpine regions and some animals from south america, eurasia and north america.
At this point I dont know what I want in the game tbh.
I really want animals from mountain-alpine regions and some animals from south america, eurasia and north america.
Thank you for your science popularization,But why they add some wild species to attract customers when farms are so popular
It’s easy when you have the most controversial topic in the game.
While I wouldn’t mind a petting zoo pack and do like petting zoo animals as I’ve yet to see a zoo or wildlife park without at least a few I highly doubt the next dlc is petting zoo. I do however think they should be in game though eventually. As far as how they rank for me? Personally they get squashed by every other plausible pack. Temperate, highlands, tundra, Latin America, marine, birds, etc. I would take a tiger pack with every remaining subspecies tbh. But a cow, sheep, turkey, and donkey I’d love to see them in game as well. It’s just hard to pick domestics over wild with so many still missing.
Because places like that need novelties to attract people every year, and at some point you've gone through every novelties you can in the farm/domestic realm, so they end up with easily available, easy to keep wild animals.
But anyway, my point with this was that there are quite a few hybrid farm/zoos places, and that would be an interesting project to recreate in PZ.
I still see a domestic pack as the best way to get things like ducks and rabbits in the game. So as far as I’m aware it’s worth it. Honestly I would make the domestic pack as an education/ children’s zoo pack. So everyone can get a bit of what they want. My personal choices would be this:
- The staple of petting zoos everywhere, the dwarf goat
- As the first rabbit in the game, I would go with the biggest being the flemish giant
- for a domestic pig I would pick the Vietnamese pot belly pig
- For a domestic bird I would pick a chicken, probably the silkie chicken
- For our first “wild” bird I would pick either the mallard or mandarin duck
- For the South American representation and children love them, the squirrel monkey
- Another South American species, and a very cute rodent, the Patagonian mara
- The Walkthrough exhibit exists as a thing, so I’m gonna go with the budgie as the first walkthrough bird. It just makes too much sense. But considering frontier doesn’t like “flying birds” (even if they will be looped) then a tortoise species like the radiated tortoise
Last time I went to the local zoo with my friend (we're both well beyond "young" and have no children) we had a blast in the petting zoo. We fed the animals from one of those pellet machines and one of the goats literally slobbered all over my glove, leaving it soaking wet, and I remember peeling it off ever so carefully with the other hand, making faces, while my friend laughed at me. I mean, they weren't the most exciting animals we saw that day, but it still formed an overall part of our day out.
I think a pack like this could be fun with the right mechanics. Animals slobbering on guests, trying to pinch balloons, etc just as examples could be really funny and would help to add some life and amusement to our zoos. A pack doesn't always have to have mega impressive rare species to add something to the gameplay.
List of acceptable farm dlc (or domesticated animal dlc)
1:turkey(Classic North American Stars)
2:domestic yak（Many people's preferences include me）
3.African dwarf goat（typical examples）
4.Flemish Giants（Lack of Rabbit Shapes in the Game）
Exhibition animals: bees（why not?）
Architectural theme, a classic American farm theme
This is the list that I can accept.(Of course, once Asia and South America are all replenished)
1:turkey(Classic North American Stars)
2:domestic yak（Many people's preferences include me）
3.African dwarf goat（typical examples）
4.Flemish Giants（Lack of Rabbit Shapes in the Game）
Exhibition animals: bees（why not?）
Architectural theme, a classic American farm theme
This is the list that I can accept.(Of course, once Asia and South America are all replenished)
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But the risk is Higher for such a Specialized and Community dividing Pack. Just my opinion.
My friend, I think you may just enjoy interacting with some animals,Feeding giraffes is equally fun.In my place, you can even have a brief interaction with panda cubs
Perhaps all you need is a mechanism to interact with animals In PZ
Yeah but this would basically be the same as the twilight pack. It divides the audience into two different groups people who like domestics and those who don’t. Samw thing as twilight, people who want Halloween stuff and those that don’t.
But I really like the species list inside
What do you mean? The twilight pack roster? Yeah it’s good, the scenery is what divides the audience.
Sorry, my English is not very good. Maybe just yak?
If talking about yak, add the domestic yak for a domestic pack not the wild yak. Another other domestic cattle such as the watusi cattle would be far better than adding a wild animal in.
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I doubt that the 5 halloween pieces where the reason for why the community was split on the roster when everybody was hating 3 carnivores from north america
yes,Raccoons are a great North American supplement (Skunk is also very good), wombats are also an important representative of Oceania, red foxes are the only temperate foxes, and unique bats