Both Tierpark and especially Zoo have lots of indoor areas and open stables, so I would say they are good places to go over winter too. Also a good amount of cold tolerant species in both parks. I imagine the Himalaya area of Tierpark probably feels more immersive in the winter.
Winter 2023 DLC Speculation
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Chains associated with Texas?
Whataburger and Dairy Queen. The former is obviously hamburgers, the latter specializes in ice cream and soft serve.
We also have Shipley's Donuts, which is fast food because the donuts and kolaches are made fresh everyday (I had friends who ran one) and you can go to the drive thru to pick them up
New alien species design brainstorm. Thanks
Here's my new mascot:
His name is Che Turro. His name Is a portmanteau of Che (which is like saying friend in Argentina) and Gaturro (basically Argentina's Garfield). He's a mate drinking, empanada loving Thylacine
His name is Che Turro. His name Is a portmanteau of Che (which is like saying friend in Argentina) and Gaturro (basically Argentina's Garfield). He's a mate drinking, empanada loving Thylacine
Horizontal Stained wood, anyone who says otherwise is wrong.
I visited both of them in February, it is very cold but honestly most of the animals showed very well. Definitely bring warm clothes and also good walking boots for the Tierpark especially, you will need them. A good thing is also I imagine the crowds are less bad in winter and considering you'll need a full day at least for both and it is the busiest zoo in Europe I think going in off season has its benefits.
The Roger Williams Zoo in RI‘s tickets are half off in the winter (or at least in some point of it lol) and most of the animals there are really active when there aren’t too many guests there. Leaf went there in the rain once and said it was worth it.
This would absolutely be my answer as well. C'Mon devs...at very least take the wood set we have now and flip it 90 degrees. We can't do that, at least not with the gridded items, but I have no doubt at all they would be able to.
Chain link or square mesh of course.
I probably use this wood the most. I set the colour to something pine or cedar-y and it looks lush, but horizontal lines are more pleasing in some places.
Are y'all talking about clapboard? Also called weatherboard in other places.
If so, then yes
If so, then yes
Yeah pretty much same thing.
- Big chunky log cabin walls
- Clapboard as mentioned above
- Something with hay insulation
- Not suitable for building walls but decorative overlapped pressed leaves for eg tropical house backgrounds, they should be semi transparent and very green
- More off-grid bamboo pieces esp with different curvature for sculptural architecture
- Shell
- Smooth recycled plastic
- Tile
- Glass with more discreet beams, more minimalistic but in as many shapes as the white classic set
Just one? Haha sorry
My gosh, I looked it up. It's like a xenomorph and a giant space slug had a hybrid baby
Good mini-xenomorph mama.
Oh boy. Never knew this. Like i knew about ceacilians. Never grave then much thought other than "wow can't believe this things are amphibians" but never cared about looking for informaction about them.
Now i don't know if i'm terrified of them or i love them. That is SO freaking cool and disturbing at the same time.
And is the only major amphibians group missing so Frontier you know what to do.