Hey, wheres Hamadrya's, Markhor, and Palla's my FANTASIES ARE LESS BOOOOO!!!!
DLC18 discussion and predictions
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...My point is that highlands does not equal mountains, though. It's a broader term than people are giving it credit for. And the image can readily represent highlands. Mountains aren't required. It would be weird, sure, but it wouldn't be the first time Frontier went UK-centric on us!
In fact, I bet if you asked random people what that term meant they'd probably describe it as large green rolling hills and smaller mountains. The Scottish highlands, in particular, probably skew this.
I just don't think you can rule out highlands as a theme based on anything in the picture.
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When I think "highlands", I think of grey stone, snow, and intense elevation. Maybe a few sparsely placed shrubs at most.
But in the context of animals, especially for animals for DLC pack, whole of mountain must be considered. Otherwise we would be limited to different types of goats.
I do agree, as I mentioned before, that peaks abs ridges should be used in keyart to make it more clear, but having forests and bushes isn't inherently wrong move.
Fair enough but Froniter is British and definitely to people here when you say highlands people immediately think of Scotland.
I think your thinking about Tundras
I suggest you look up highlands then, because highlands can include a wide variety of plant life...
There's also another, similar concept to consider: uplands.
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That's a mountain, though. Like, if you were to ask people to name a location and you said "it's very high with a lot of grey stone and snow" people wouldn't say highlands. They'd say "mountain."
Highlands are much broader than that. It can include mountains but is generally just... A higher elevation. So the land can be flat, hilly, or whatever, so long as it's higher than the land around it. But it's not necessarily a mountain. The Appalachian highlands here in America is nothing but greenery for the most part. And yes, there's mountains but it's the general elevation that makes it what it is.
The jade rabbit is the main character in one of the famous Chinese Mid-Autumn stories.Any animals associated with them?
I'm just thinking something else... All three animals are representations of chinese Zodiac animals: markhor is a goat, Palla's cat is a cat and the baboon is a monkey (although what a wasted chance for the GSNM if this is the case).
12 animals in chinese calendar, 12 animals in the DLC
So this confirms we will get our third tiger
Once upon a time, there were three animals living in a forest: a fox, a rabbit, and a monkey.
Three immortals, pretending to be old beggars, went through the forest asking for food. The fox and the monkey quickly offered them food.
The rabbit, who had no food but very pious, felt guilty. She said, “I’m so sorry I couldn’t offer any food to help you, but I can give myself,” and jumped into the fire.
The three immortals were moved by the rabbit’s sacrifice, and decided to make the rabbit an immortal, sending her to live in the Moon Palace with Goddess Chang E.
Therefore nowadays when Chinese people decorate Mid-Autumn Festival, they would use rabbit as one of the decorations.
Oh IMAGINE the tail with Frontier's current fur making ability!
I can’t wait for all of us to be wrong and they name it something that actually does fit with the art we’re just not thinking of it lol
Bat-Eared Fox/Grey Fox and European Rabbit conformed
Asia Pack
Highlands Pack
Mountains pack
Finale Pack
Anniversary Pack
Collection Pack
Lunar Pack
Fur pack
Cold pack
Old world Pack
Snow pack
Rock pack
Fortnite Pack
Petter Griffin Pack
Taiga Pack
idk what that's even supposed to be or even taste like but I'd love to try itAlso the jelly cake they’ve mentioned would fit the moon festival tradition of mooncakes. One of the most popular mooncakes are jelly mooncakes.
And yes I know it’s a bit too much copium
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Nice rabbit confirmes as well.
Nah, man, a plateau above sea level can have forests, and that's by definition a high land
