please make Pteranodon And flying reptiles attack visitors and staff when Escape if aviary damage
Dinosaurs Make Pteranodon And flying reptiles attack visitors and staff when Escape if aviary damage
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This kind of comes a bit late, doesn't it?
Hopefully, they will, and the reason they cannot be recaptured is because they die because of the fall...
Hopefully, they will, and the reason they cannot be recaptured is because they die because of the fall...
However, when thinking about it... Wouldn't it be logical if broken out Pteranodons returned back to the Aviary at some point? I mean, their nest is there after all.
This all sounds so logical?
If my birds break out of their cages, the immediately go attack humans and then return to their broken cages?
If my birds break out of their cages, the immediately go attack humans and then return to their broken cages?
Well, birds definitely don't immediately attack humans.
And yes, I wouldn't consider it illogical if the Pteranodons returned AT SOME POINT to the Aviary as that's their home. They spent their entire life there, they have their nest there.
Do we have nests in the game now?
No, of course not literally, but consider it as their territory, their home.
I'm sure they're gonna attack the visitors because. I mean what dinosaur in Jurassic World Evolution doesn't attack the visitors when they break out?
Right now the upcoming compys are not going to attack people if there let out.
I would like it if they soared so high they were almost impossible to see without binoculars. And then they fly away to find new nesting grounds on other continents.
Most birds doesn't return to their "homes" unless that's where they breed.
Pteranodons aren't birds. I just see no reason for them to never come back to the area where their comfortable nest is, where they spent their entire life so far.
You just told me there are no nests... I doubt any caged animals would return if they escaped. I don't think they enjoy being in captivity.
Nest, territory, living space, home, call it as you like.
Well, if animals grow up in captivity that's the sole thing they know. Furthermore they could still less see it as a cage and more as their natural living space, their territory.