DLC 19 Speculation

I'm definitely hesitant to the idea that Colossal shares ideology with the 1930's German government, and think the company's motives are more so tied to income. Seems like they were needing something to excite their investors and decided that a mock-Game of Thrones character would be the best way to achieve this.
Yeah, I tried to avoid atributing the ideology to them as much as possible, it's just that I don't have a better exemple than this one for people who pretended to bring back an extinct species but actually just put a coat of paint over an existing one.

In defence of the Auroch (not that one guy through, he and his ideas can rot in hell) out of all the extinct mammals out there, they are the most likely to be fully bring back considering that domestic cows are just domesticated aurochs, that means that a cow that looks like auroch, is probably an auroch genetically speaking. Thats the reason why i believe the auroch is the only extinct mammals that can be bring back.
Quite possibly, it's just that in the instance I'm talking about it was just crossbreeding between existing cattle breeds to get as close to possible to what an auroch was supposed to look like, and it didn't really go beyond "look like".

Edit: i also suggest to us to move the whole colossal thing to sidechat, i don't really think most people interested in the dlc want to read about colossal and deextinction
Agreed.
 
One thing about the Dire wolf "experiment" that keeps creeping me out is that to achieve this, they probably had alot of failures. How many pups must have been born with deformities and health problems, born only to be killed soon after, how many female wolves they have forced to carry such experimental pregnancies (which lets be real, must have ended badly for both the female wolves and the pups quite alot) before this "achievement" was possible. This sort of information should be public. Let people know at what cost you are playing god.

And to make them intentionaly white only because of Ghost from Game of Thrones when it comes with potentional health problems....this is vile. One would at least consider it nesseccery evil if it was for science, but it is not. This is commercial. It is just yet another instance where humans are using animals with money in mind.
 
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So what time do you think they will reveal it tomorrow, do y'all remember when they did it last time, I am betting on 8:00 Central Daylight Time
Round the world time zones for when it's 2pm at Frontier HQ
(they usually release at 11am or 2pm)

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Last night I dreamt that the DLC was going to have only 5 species and they were not all the ones that we expected based on the theme art. Like, Frontier decided to keep the Coyote and the Bighorn Sheep but decided to throw out the Rhea and the Saki for something else. Reality can't be as disappointing as this bloody nightmare was, right?! 😂
 
One thing about the Dire wolf "experiment" that keeps creeping me out is that to achieve this, they probably had alot of failures. How many pups must have been born with deformities and health problems, born only to be killed soon after, how many female wolves they have forced to carry such experimental pregnancies (which lets be real, must have ended badly for both the female wolves and the pups quite alot) before this "achievement" was possible. This sort of information should be public. Let people know at what cost you are playing god.

And to make them intentionaly white only because of Ghost from Game of Thrones when it comes with potentional health problems....this is vile. One would at least consider it nesseccery evil if it was for science, but it is not. This is commercial. It is just yet another instance where humans are using animals with money in mind.
Yeah that is really *-ed up. Really sad. Humans have a sick relationship to other animals.

I'm worried about when they are fully grown. Bigger dogs tend to have heart problems, don't they? Apparently they only edited 20 genes, 5 of which were cosmetic. Leaving millions of genes that would make up the difference between a wolf and an actual dire wolf untouched. That doesn't sound like enough to ensure that all the organs will be able to cope with the massive size of the body. I bet life expectancy is going to be short and life quality probably awful once they are adults.

Good article about it -
 
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