That is not fair, there are not that many opened enclosures for clouded leopards either, and yet they are in game. It is not a different case, if you want, you are free to mesh their enclosures in game.
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Like that mattered before.
Alot of cats and primates are usually in netted enclosures.
We can also build outdoor enclosures for crocodilians and king penguins.
So id dont see any issue with the ibis
I think they've been nailing the updates. Now I'd just more of many of the things we already have in the game.
More enrichment items as a priority
More food shops selling plant based / healthy options
More exhibit box shapes - 2 sized spheres, 1 rectangle, 1 smaller sized and 1 larger sized box
More barriers - a flexicolour rock wall and a rustic farm fence
More paths (null elevated path specifically)
More interactive guest education items - museum pieces, interactive education displays etc
That and I also like the ideas that others have thrown out of zookeeper bonding, animal ambassadors and animal herding patterns.
If it's that important, we have mesh panels already ingame so you can build a proper covered habitat that allows the birds to actually move normally. Very few people would want a "big" bird to be limited to the WE, see the initial feedback to the sloth being locked to exhibit animations.
Some of my preferences (some are unrealistic but it’s my fantasy world)
- An exhibit overhaul to allow for different sizes and shapes and to accommodate rodents or small mammals (tamarin??)
- Hanging enrichment feeders or more elevated feeders.
- Koi???? that is all.
- Giraffe feeding experience
- Better mesh barriers or modular mesh habitats for all the birds we are about to get in the next DLC.
- Null staff paths and gates.
- Maps
This! So many animals can easily get out of the open top habitats realistically. Just give us the birds!
I will require a whole lot of primates to make up for a lack of birds!
Me sneaking out of Frontier after adding kiwi pukupuku bc I thought it would be funny:
Seriously though I highly doubt that would ever actually happen. Whenever they want an “easy clone” it’s almost never a bird lmao. Instead we’ll get another caiman or our billionth antelope taking the spot of a bird entirely
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Y'all, it's gonna happen. And imma blame y'all. So beware, or y'all will suffer the wrath of Quell
How is that crazy? They are a typical aviary bird. Just because they have long legs and a long neck doesn't mean they do the same thing as flamingos or cranes. I don't think I've ever seen them outside of an aviary, and every time I have seen them they're usually perched on something high that they, you know, flew to. The pool of potential habitat birds isn't as large as this community likes to imagine. It pretty much boils down to 'birds that walk a lot' (ratites, pheasants, flamingos, cranes) and 'birds that swim a lot' (penguins, anseriformes). There is a reason we haven't yet received any 'birds that fly a lot' (parrots, raptors, pigeons, and yes, even ibises).
IMO the ibis is a conceivable habitat animal but it's right on the line.
It's not even that. Cats are almost always kept in covered enclosures. With that reasoning, then cats should be WEs as well. So should all primates, because I've never seen gibbons in open air enclosures...
The ibis will work entirely perfect as a flamingo-like animal
Well they gave us swans which definitely fly (I live in an area of like 1000 swans and they for sure fly plenty) so I think ibis, spoonbills etc could work as non-flying habitat birds. I'd prefer one of these over a pheasant or (I know, I know, I hate to say it) duck or rhea. I'd just like some colourful, exotic birds.
And an owl. We don't talk about owls enough. I don't even mean the burrowing owl. All the zoos/wildlife parks I've been to have a collection of owls and they're super interesting. They usually get flown behind the scenes but are just sleepy/perching when on view.
And an owl. We don't talk about owls enough. I don't even mean the burrowing owl. All the zoos/wildlife parks I've been to have a collection of owls and they're super interesting. They usually get flown behind the scenes but are just sleepy/perching when on view.
Man...I rewatched some of the earlier launch trailers today. It's starting to hit me that this is really probably going to be the end for real...
Gonna need a new hobby lol
Gonna need a new hobby lol
HAHAHAHAHA.
My boy, I've been collecting Star Wars, Harry Potter, and Jurassic Park since 2001.
Sorry, hobby’s already taken. Please try again.
Gravy, I was in 2004, but 2013 is when I started actually keeping the sets intact
Still have my 2009 Indiana Jones figs. You have a Steven Spielberg minifig? One of the coolest minifigs ever to exist, I managed to snag one
BURROWING OWL FTW.