I mean one could definetly interpred it as if theyre saying that there will be support throughout 2024.
It can also be interpreted as saying there will be 10 more years of support. You can interpret however you want, but that doesn't change the fact that they are explicitly not promising anything more than a single additional release here. It's not misleading to say that support isn't over quite yet when... support isn't over quite yet, lol. The only way that would be misleading is if you're actively setting expectations that they haven't spoken to.
I think PZ2 is inevitable, and tbh the more I think about the more I will welcome a sequel. The building is the best part of the game, but its management is more lacking. Once I make habitats, the animals will stay happy and money will start rolling in. Not to mention I really want aviaries and aquatics, which I doubt Frontier will implement this late into the game. Now, with the money I spent, and time invested. I don’t want a sequel until later. If one comes this early I’ll feel a little cheated out, especially if I have to buy animals back. Now if a sequel has multiple habitat types, better zoo management, more complex game systems, I’m very down for a sequel!
Yeah true.
Yeah if Planet Zoo 2 beats out what a lot of modern game sequels are like, then I’m 100% for it. Maybe it can be like a Zoo Tycoon vs Zoo Tycoon 2 situation. Or to be more fair to Frontier, JWE2 is way better than JWE1. So it’s possible we can get a good sequel.
Im mean i not wholly aversed to a JWE-JWE2 situation for PZ if that means aviaries and aquatics. But that PZ2 needs to include aviaries and or aquatics in the base game, preferably booth, and needs a compareable roster of animals and scenery pieces to what we have now. Otherwise hard pass
Be optimistic, bro, maybe pz2 is already under development. Just imagine, if the PC development engine can be used for two games, then the "Jurassic 2" one can too! Moreover, we know that Company F has several business simulation games in its future plans.
I agree, I understand if some of the animals have to be sold back to us. But a large number of them should be kept in basegame.
Not sure that's a good sign for me, I spent like an hour playing jwe2 before refunding it because it didn't feel like the first game at all. A sequel that keeps the heart of the first game is good, not much so when so many things are "improved" it doesn't feel like the same game.
I didnt even know. I never played either of those game since the JP franchise isnt really my jam, but from the outside they always looked like the same game to me just with an improved engine
I think the basic animals in pz2 should at least reach 80% of the current lineup. I'm fine with 20% on repeat purchases, especially if they do something like "restoring Malayan tapirs" and I'm willing to pay. Compared with the appearance quality of the species in the recent DLC and the base game...it's really a world of difference.
I assume your talking about PZ2?
I think we can get one of two things:
Yes, what I mean is that some of the current problems with PZ require the replacement of the "basic engine". Trying to make some "semi-finished products" under the current conditions can only be similar to "The King's New Clothes". Moreover, the problems of PZ are not limited to birds, such as road problems, lag problems after the habitat exceeds a certain number, display box problems, etc. To completely solve these problems, a new game is needed.
I'll view it in the manner of the current game:
Makes me wonder if the final dlc has something with birds in it? Maybe not the main focus but a heavy one?
