Size Matters

STARKILLER04

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The Title says most of it. I heard that Planet Zoo has this feature where you select an enclosure and it'll show you the size. In addition to that, I hope that Size of enclosures actually affects Social/Population requirements. Let me explain:

In Jurassic World Evolution, size didn't matter, so no matter how HUMUNGOUS you make an enclosure, the Population and Social requirement stay the same. Related to that, when the Dinosaurs stray a certain distance from each other, it decreases the Social/Population Requirement. Basically, it's best if you make enclosures just the right size to fit the dinosaurs in the enclosure's needs. For short, size didn't matter, only genes mattered.

I hope this isn't the full case for Planet Zoo. I hope that the bigger the enclosure the more animals you can fit in it. The Bigger the enclosure the higher the max population and social requirement is. Also I hope as long as the animals are in the same enclosure, no matter how far it strays from the others, the Population and Social meter wouldn't drop.

I'm sorry if I wrote something unclear, because I couldn't think of other ways and words to explain it. So just tell me if I said something unclear. And also tell me what you think.🙂🙂🙂

Edit: Some of my requests here are to make nature preserves or Sanctuaries easier to make and maintain. Correct me if I'm wrong but breeding is a thing right? Because it would be easier if they could.
 

Altered Ego

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I'm sure the size of the enclosure will play a role. If it's too small, the animals may not feel comfortable, become aggressive maybe, forcing the player to make sure that the enclosures are not overcrowded.
 

STARKILLER04

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Altered Ego said:
I'm sure the size of the enclosure will play a role. If it's too small, the animals may not feel comfortable, become aggressive maybe, forcing the player to make sure that the enclosures are not overcrowded.
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I'm perfectly aware of that🙂(Obviously) But will it work the other way around? Will the Animal A.I. take the entire enclosure no matter how big, or will they just take a certain distance?
 

Voids Light

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It seems the exhibit size thing from Jurassic world evolution was fixed in this game. Instead of, for example, a snow leopard wants snow and rock in it's exhibit, instead of going into a corner and getting upset that there's too much rock terrain, it just counts the exhibit as a whole. Compare this to Jurassic World Evolution, where if you have a dinosaur and it steps into one corner of the exhibit that's a bit far away from the trees, it will rampage, since it has "0 trees in its exhibit" when there are trees.
 

STARKILLER04

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Voids Light said:
It seems the exhibit size thing from Jurassic world evolution was fixed in this game. Instead of, for example, a snow leopard wants snow and rock in it's exhibit, instead of going into a corner and getting upset that there's too much rock terrain, it just counts the exhibit as a whole. Compare this to Jurassic World Evolution, where if you have a dinosaur and it steps into one corner of the exhibit that's a bit far away from the trees, it will rampage, since it has "0 trees in its exhibit" when there are trees.
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Good to know🙂 Just to make it clear for myself, basically, it's possible to make the largest enclosures humanely possible in Planet Zoo and the animals still count the entire area or is there just a certain amount of space the animal A.I. will take?

Now that that's out of the way, do habitats that are way way larger than the requirement of the inhabitants affect (Raise) the maximum amount of Social and Population the animal can handle?
 
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