1. I repeat, the hybrids we breed in-game differ from those in the movies, a seeming hyper-aggressive natural behaviour cannot be proven. And 2. while it certainly would make things interesting, I doubt players would like it if they just spend a lot of money and time in breeding several Velociraptors just to see that they get slaughtered by another dinosaur shortly after.
Dinosaurs Raptors and Raptor Hybrids Should be able to socialize with each other and get along.
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1. I repeat, the hybrids we breed in-game differ from those in the movies, a seeming hyper-aggressive natural behaviour cannot be proven. And 2. while it certainly would make things interesting, I doubt players would like it if they just spend a lot of money and time in breeding several Velociraptors just to see that they get slaughtered by another dinosaur shortly after.
They are different from movie ones but Stutter11's exact words are, "a small chance." Even a non-insane I. Rex might still get territorial. Also, even though money would be lost it would be fun to watch them fight it out. It would also be nice if the raptors had a chance of winning.
Yes, I know that he said "a small chance". Of course, any predator can get territorial, especially when you're bringing other carnivores in, no doubt about that. I'm just criticising this 100%-aggression of the movie hybrids that does also include the hostility towards their own conspecifics as I think this is just illogical.
I actually did a write-up a while back on a possible optional Social Gene Modification for the Indominus rex to be able to communicate and coexist with Velociraptors if anyone is interested in reading it! 
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threa...l-gene-for-indominus-rex.481334/#post-7483687
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threa...l-gene-for-indominus-rex.481334/#post-7483687The aggression of those I-rex and Indoraptor isn't just for the movie versions though - they are pretty aggressive in the game too. Both of them will fight and kill more frequently than any other carnivores in the game, so much that it'll usually kill them if they have the opportunity to fight enough.
I appreciate cats are mammals, but this is really sounding like our Tommy.
Yes, I know, that's what I'm criticising. It's illogical that they're that aggressive in the game as well.
With the Indoraptor, because of how it was portrayed in the films, something this game emphasizes so much on, and since it already has animation behavior rigs to combat and kill small carnivores, including the velociraptor, it should remain as the only large carnivore not able to harmlessly get along with velociraptors and other small carnivores.
For the Indominus rex however, there is something in-game already that could work out for it.
Goats, according to the developers, are dinosaur entities in their own right, as such, they have traits that other dinosaurs do. One of those, is being able to socialize with other dinosaurs that can socialize. The only large carnivore that is able to socialize in-game is the Spinoraptor. Goats are afraid of large carnivores, and will panic and run away from them. However, because the Spinoraptor has a "Socializing" behavior mode, both the goats and the Spinoraptors can actually socialize together!
For the Indominus rex however, there is something in-game already that could work out for it.
Goats, according to the developers, are dinosaur entities in their own right, as such, they have traits that other dinosaurs do. One of those, is being able to socialize with other dinosaurs that can socialize. The only large carnivore that is able to socialize in-game is the Spinoraptor. Goats are afraid of large carnivores, and will panic and run away from them. However, because the Spinoraptor has a "Socializing" behavior mode, both the goats and the Spinoraptors can actually socialize together!
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And, I once said it already, is such illogical and dumb. There is no solid reason why goats should socialise with dinosaurs, especially not with carnivorous dinosaurs.
Yeah, it's kind of childish that people want this in the game.
Well you have to realize that movie or not they are still made of dna from multiple carnivores and all that carnivore dna can make a Dino more aggressive regardless if they were raised good or not.
I'm no expert, but I don't think that's how genetics work.
It's more divison than additon.
Look at Indoraptor27's comment, I doubt that's how genetics work.