Make a selfish DLC for your country

jebediah81

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Brazil pack:

Coati (any)
Jabiru Stork
Scarlet Ibis
Brazilian Porcupine
Spider Monkey
Uakari
Southern Tamandua (or maybe an agouti)
Golden Lion Tamarin (WTE)

(would've put Rhea, Ocelot, Howler Monkey and Spoonbill, but wanted something differente from the argentinian fella up there)

Jabiru and Uakari are names almost never mentioned around here, but they have unique visuals
 
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jcp011c

jcp011c
United States here. Since the American Black Bear is the most iconic North American mammal not yet in the game, that’s an easy headliner.
Musk Ox
North American Porcupine
North American River Otter
Wild Turkey
Elk
Arctic or Snowshoe Hare
Exhibit: ?? I’m not sure to be honest

Coyote and Bighorn sheep just miss the cut.
 

Chuditch

Chuditch
Rather than doing the whole of Australia (which is already the only country with a dedicated pack), I decided I’d just do my state instead. Mainly focused on species I see as particularly emblematic of South Australia and its ecosystems.

South Australia Animal Pack:
1. Short-beaked Echidna (Tachyglossus aculeatus)

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2. Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat (Lasiorhinus latifrons) - the state’s faunal emblem

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3. Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby (Petrogale xanthopus)

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4. Australian Sea Lion (Neophoca cinerea)

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5. Malleefowl (Leipoa ocellata)

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6. Australian Pelican (Pelecanus conspicillatus)

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7. Heath Goanna (Varanus rosenbergi)

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8. Inland Taipan [E] (Oxyuranus microlepidotus)

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HunterIsCookie

HunterIsCookie
AUSTRALIA NUMBERO THREE-O
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Actually, let's call it the Down Under Animal Pack, shall we?

1. Greater Bilby - Flagship animal, little cutie patootie. Closest thing to a rabbit here outside of the actual invasive rabbits.
2. Short-Beaked Echidna - Near the top of my personal wishlist, and should be near tops of yours too
3. Numbat - Little cutie patootie #2. Both it and the bilby should get in on conservation merit alone imo, although being incredibly unique compared to anything in game helps.
4. Tiger Quoll - I'd prefer Eastern but this guy could probably be more easily made off of the Tasmanian devil. Would be able to climb tho.
5. Perentie - Easy animal 1, we kinda need at least one goanna in the game imo. Even if we have 3 monitors already.
6. Superb Lyrebird - Unique bird for the pack. Is mostly ground-dwelling so should be fine in habitat. Unique (for the game at least) ability to mimic sounds in it's calls.
7. Black Swan - Easy animal 2, still would be more than welcome imo.
E. Frilled-Neck Lizard - Australia needs more lizards, the game as a whole REALLY needs more lizards.
 

Marvinb

Marvinb
Okay Germany Animal Pack lets go:
Are invasive species allowed?
-Alpine marmot
-Mandarin duck (or mallard)
-Golden pheasant (or ring necked)
-Capercallie
-Pine marten
-White stork
-European hare
-European green lizard in an exhibit that resembles an old stone wall
 

NachoB

NachoB
HunterIsCookie said:
AUSTRALIA NUMBERO THREE-O
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Actually, let's call it the Down Under Animal Pack, shall we?

1. Greater Bilby - Flagship animal, little cutie patootie. Closest thing to a rabbit here outside of the actual invasive rabbits.
2. Short-Beaked Echidna - Near the top of my personal wishlist, and should be near tops of yours too
3. Numbat - Little cutie patootie #2. Both it and the bilby should get in on conservation merit alone imo, although being incredibly unique compared to anything in game helps.
4. Tiger Quoll - I'd prefer Eastern but this guy could probably be more easily made off of the Tasmanian devil. Would be able to climb tho.
5. Perentie - Easy animal 1, we kinda need at least one goanna in the game imo. Even if we have 3 monitors already.
6. Superb Lyrebird - Unique bird for the pack. Is mostly ground-dwelling so should be fine in habitat. Unique (for the game at least) ability to mimic sounds in it's calls.
7. Black Swan - Easy animal 2, still would be more than welcome imo.
E. Frilled-Neck Lizard - Australia needs more lizards, the game as a whole REALLY needs more lizards.
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I love it! I think you basically listed all my most wanted animals from Australia right now, only missing the yellow footed rock wallaby.
 

Wombattitude

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Small Australia
1. Eastern Quoll
2. Echidna
3. Bilby
4. Pademelon
5. Frilled lizard
6. Ringtail possum
7. Sugar Glider
8. Red-bellied black snake
9. Australian pelican (doesn't fit the theme and yes they can fly, but I love them)

Finally, I know we have the common wombat already so this would never happen but if we're being selfish I would add in the Maria/Flinders island sub-species because they are small and floofy and perfect.


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wanderoo

W
Indian Animal Pack:
  1. Lion-tailed macaque
  2. Blackbuck
  3. Indian muntjac
  4. Lesser adjutant stork
  5. Indian giant narrow-headed softshell turtle
  6. Indian giant squirrel
  7. Fishing cat
  8. King cobra (E)
Alternates:
  • Langurs (pref. Hanuman grey or Gee's golden)
  • Nilgai
  • Gaur
  • Any of India's various larger deer (pref. axis, followed by barasingha, sambar or Indian hog deer)
  • Pygmy hog
  • Sarus crane
  • Any of India's other water birds (pref. bar-headed goose, followed by a pelican)
  • Any of the Himalayan pheasants (pref. satyr tragopan, followed by Himalayan monal)
  • Asian palm civet (but only with walkthrough)
  • Yellow-throated marten
  • Honey badger
  • Pallas's cat
  • Any of the Himalayan caprids (pref. markhor, followed by Himalayan tahr)
  • Rusty spotted cat
  • Indian star tortoise
  • Grey slender loris / Bengal slow loris
  • Exhibit options: Gooty sapphire tarantula, purple frog, or a mantis
  • Walkthrough exhibit options: Indian or red giant flying squirrel
 

Firestar97

Firestar97
Germany Pack
  • European Wolf
  • Eurasian Brown Bear
  • Western Capercaillie
  • Alpine Marmot
  • European Roedeer
  • Mallard
  • European Mink
  • Moderlieschen, Common Minnow, European Bitterling, Painters Mussel (necessary for the Bitterling to breed), Three-spined Stickleback
 
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Firestar97

Firestar97
Khaidu said:
  1. Perentie
  2. Fresh water crocodile
  3. Yellow footed Rock Wallaby
  4. Spotted quoll
  5. Greater Bilby
  6. Olive python (exhibit)
  7. Shingleback lizard (exhibit)
  8. Flying fox (exhibit)
Australia :)
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Would be great. Love that it has so many Reptiles. Which Species of Flying Fox do you mean though?
 

Firestar97

Firestar97
Edited my Post to include a small Variety of native Fish Species because I've remembered that it was mentioned that flying Birds aren't allowed
 

Corail

C
France Pack

1) Western Capercaillie
2) European Mink
3) White Stork
4) European Mouflon
5) Pyrenean Chamois
6) Alpine Marmot
7) European Wildcat
8) European Hamster - in exhibit

Other options would include the common genet, the common hedgehog, the European rabbit, the pine marten, the European beaver, the Eurasian otter, many duck species(very good for the game but imo not very representative of France), the Roe deer, the common crane, the grey heron, and the Eurasian spoonbill.

If we include 2 duck species (say Mallard and Pochard), it would make a total of 20 options for animals living in France.

And I'm not including domestics.
 

FlameWizard492

FlameWizard492
Being from Florida, I’m gonna be more specific and make a Southeast United States Animal Pack!
  • West Indian Manatee - Wishful thinking, but I doubt that it’ll happen.
  • American Black Bear - An icon of the American South.
  • White-Tailed Deer - One of the most common deer in America. Justice for the whitetail!
  • Sandhill Crane - My personal preference. I see them all the time in my hometown.
  • Gopher Tortoise - It’d be the first tortoise to use the animal burrow!
  • Coyote - If we were to get one final canid, I hope it’s this one.
  • Virginia Opossum - The most iconic marsupial in America.
  • Exhibit: Eastern Glass Lizard - It’s technically a lizard, but it has no legs!
 
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