New Confirmed Species for JWE2

[Gondrasia]

Please never do a dumb DLC based on a kids show in the first place.That abominable Scorpius or whatever it's called and the worst crap of it all, bioluminescent Paras, just don't belong into this game and would totally ruin the immersion and atmosphere of this game.

That is (almost) certainly not going to happen.

Like I said in my earlier post, Camp Cretaceous is too successful and too popular to ignore, what with it receiving critical acclaim from critics and fans of the franchise and reaching within the Netflix's top 10 or even top 5 of the week in multiple countries. The show stays up in the top 10 and top 5 for rather a long time, more than a month, so it’s not simply a flash in the pan.

The recent news as well, that Camp Cretaceous will tie into Jurassic World: Dominion further underlines just important the show is to the franchise. With all that taken into account, the notion of adding a Camp Cretaceous DLC seems to be less of a matter if it will be added to the game and more of a matter of when it will be added to the game.

And pray tell, how exactly would Scorpius rex and bioluminescent Parasaurolophus ruin the immersion and atmosphere of JWE2?

The Scorpius rex would be no more out of place than the other 5 hybrids which are returning for the sequel and the bioluminescent Parasaurolophus would be no more out of place than enormous, hype-intelligent Velociraptors and the itsy bitsy, teenie weenie, frill splaying, venom spraying Dilophosaurus. They’re both excellent examples and different approaches to “using genetic modification to up the wow factor”.

Bioluminescent Paras/any hadrosaur, is actually the only thing I liked in that list of Gondrasia, Scorpius Rex is the worst thing, and he posted Sinoceratops, which is already in the game, like Ouranosaurus should to.

Monolophosaurus is meh to me.

Bumpy and all those childish named dinosaurs are a nightmare.

You might want to carefully read my post again, I used the Sinoceratops as an example of the large volume and variety of skins that can be found on the herbivores in the show’s background.

Yeah - I have to agree the Scorpius rex is just horrible and ugly - it kind of reminds me very bad failed attempt to make an Indoraptor. By comparison the Indoraptor is a much better hybrid, as it is at least scarier and cooler at the same time.

That was the point, in-universe it was the first attempt at creating a hybrid dinosaur and like all first attempts, it doesn’t go well. In reality, it was intentionally designed to be like a failed medical experiment, it was meant to be horrible and ugly. Entertainment Weekly has a great interview where Scott Kreamer and Colin Trevorrow talk about Season 3, this what they say about the Scorpius rex:

"We wanted it to feel like a failed medical experiment," Kreamer explains. "Our design team just put a lot of time into figuring out what features should be exaggerated. We definitely wanted it to feel as the same phylum as the Indominus and the Indoraptor."

Trevorrow initially thought the Scorpius Rex design was "the ugliest thing ever," so much so that he "was a little against [the concept] at first."

"[The producers] rightly explained, 'Well, that's sort of the point, man.' It's the idea that we are messing with nature to the point that we have things that are genetic malfunctions," he says. "It's some dark stuff."

 

[Gondwana]

That is (almost) certainly not going to happen.

Like I said in my earlier post, Camp Cretaceous is too successful and too popular to ignore, what with it receiving critical acclaim from critics and fans of the franchise and reaching within the Netflix's top 10 or even top 5 of the week in multiple countries. The show stays up in the top 10 and top 5 for rather a long time, more than a month, so it’s not simply a flash in the pan.

The recent news as well, that Camp Cretaceous will tie into Jurassic World: Dominion further underlines just important the show is to the franchise. With all that taken into account, the notion of adding a Camp Cretaceous DLC seems to be less of a matter if it will be added to the game and more of a matter of when it will be added to the game.

And pray tell, how exactly would Scorpius rex and bioluminescent Parasaurolophus ruin the immersion and atmosphere of JWE2?

The Scorpius rex would be no more out of place than the other 5 hybrids which are returning for the sequel and the bioluminescent Parasaurolophus would be no more out of place than enormous, hype-intelligent Velociraptors and the itsy bitsy, teenie weenie, frill splaying, venom spraying Dilophosaurus. They’re both excellent examples and different approaches to “using genetic modification to up the wow factor”.

With due respect for your wishful thinking and opinion but a kids show being in the top 5 or top 10 in Netflix doesn't mean that much I think. "Too successful and too popular" seems to be a rather subjective perception.

And you're asking how they would ruin the immersion? Well, just thinking about a glowing Para or any other dino in neon colours for that matter is already enough to make me puke. Imagine a pink bioluminescent Parasaurolophus, lol. No thanks. The Scorpius isn't much better. That stuff has nothing to do with dinosaurs anymore.

Instead of wasting their time and resources on such unrealistic kids show crap, they could use it to implement new content like attractions, features and of course realistic, unique real-life dinosaurs instead. There are enough possibilities and suggestions in the topics in this forum.

"We wanted it to feel like a failed medical experiment," Kreamer explains. "Our design team just put a lot of time into figuring out what features should be exaggerated. We definitely wanted it to feel as the same phylum as the Indominus and the Indoraptor."

The point is that thing doesn't even "feel as the same phylum as the Indominus and the Indoraptor". It just sucks. The points you have listed are all the more reason not to add it into the game.

and the bioluminescent Parasaurolophus would be no more out of place than enormous, hype-intelligent Velociraptors and the itsy bitsy, teenie weenie, frill splaying, venom spraying Dilophosaurus. They’re both excellent examples and different approaches to “using genetic modification to up the wow factor”.

Yes they would be. First of all the Dilo was a juvenile in JP, hence the small size. Secondly, who said that me and people in general like the made up venom and frills of the Dilo? In fact I hate it and would prefer a realistic, paleo-accurate Dilo over that fake crap anytime.
Regarding the wow factor, as Owen Grady so fittingly said in JW: "They're dinosaurs. 'Wow' enough."

 

[DeathPhantom533]

There is already some mods for CC in JWE, which the Mono and Ourano look perfectly fine.

 

[DeathPhantom533]

In all honesty the CC Ouranosaurus looks way better than the Ourano we got in JWE1, I would rather have this model than the JWE1 model.

 

[Jurassic Tyrant King]

In all honesty the CC Ouranosaurus looks way better than the Ourano we got in JWE1, I would rather have this model than the JWE1 model.

That's true but let's not forget that Frontier went by the Paleo-Accurate model and this is the accurate version from the recent studies of this dinosaur of what the sail may have looked like in real life and on the real Spinosaurus.

 

[DeathPhantom533]

Yes but this design in CC is canon, its possible we might get the Dominion Giga design in a very likely Dominion content update.

 

[DragonNTiger]

With due respect for your wishful thinking and opinion but a kids show being in the top 5 or top 10 in Netflix doesn't mean that much I think. "Too successful and too popular" seems to be a rather subjective perception.

Well how about this? Universal controls everything in this game; if they say add CC stuff, Frontier adds it... whether there is demand from the fandom or not (and from what I've seen, there is), whatever Universal says, goes...

And you're asking how they would ruin the immersion? Well, just thinking about a glowing Para or any other dino in neon colours for that matter is already enough to make me puke. Imagine a pink bioluminescent Parasaurolophus, lol. No thanks. The Scorpius isn't much better. That stuff has nothing to do with dinosaurs anymore.

Instead of wasting their time and resources on such unrealistic kids show crap, they could use it to implement new content like attractions, features and of course realistic, unique real-life dinosaurs instead. There are enough possibilities and suggestions in the topics in this forum.

Well, that sounds like a personal problem... for all we know, Parasaurs and other dinosaurs really were bioluminescent pink, so how realistic it would be is debatable... saying it makes you puke is almost like saying feathers on a Dilophosaurus makes you puke. And the Scorpius? Again, personal problem... even at its best, nothing about this franchise has ever been all that realistic... and the fact that Frontier took a lot of creative liberties with non-canon designs as well just makes that all the more obvious... if you're so desperate for realism, you need to go elsewhere, maybe play Prehistoric Kingdom or something, because what you want wasn't here from the start...

The point is that thing doesn't even "feel as the same phylum as the Indominus and the Indoraptor". It just sucks. The points you have listed are all the more reason not to add it into the game.

Also your opinion... a lot of people like the hybrids and a lot of people like the Scorpius specifically because it goes for the "failed experiment" look...

Yes they would be. First of all the Dilo was a juvenile in JP, hence the small size. Secondly, who said that me and people in general like the made up venom and frills of the Dilo? In fact I hate it and would prefer a realistic, paleo-accurate Dilo over that fake crap anytime.

Yeah, well, in my experience, what people say off-camera or during barely visible cameos is dubiously canon at best, since they can casually change these things whenever they feel like it (like the "Hadrosaurus" skull in the Lost World now being an Edmontosaurus, or the Corythosaurus being in the Lost World, but now it didn't even exist at that time)... and since everything seen within the movies say otherwise (the small Dilo in Jurassic Park, their unidersized paddock fencing, the holoscape, the taxidermied specimen in Lockwood manor, even other soft canon sources), it seems more like the people working on this franchise aren't all on the same page...

And the venom and frill? I don't care for it either, but again, this is Jurassic Park... you deal with it, or you go elsewhere...

Regarding the wow factor, as Owen Grady so fittingly said in JW: "They're dinosaurs. 'Wow' enough."

Again, opinion... the concept of "wow factor" is subjective... for example, we currently have lots of ceratopsians and hadrosaurs and large theropod dinosaurs, so adding more may wow some people... but for others its already overkill and adding more would be totally underwhelming and not "wow" at all. A highly unique hybrid or something seemingly implausible like bioluminescent dinosaurs, on the other hand? Something that uses the power of science and genetic engineering in weird, scary and dangerous ways; the concept which the original novel revolved around, the original movie sort of bothered to mention, and then Jurassic World finally embraced? Again, it's all subjective opinions...

 

[DeathPhantom533]

Well how about this? Universal controls everything in this game; if they say add CC stuff, Frontier adds it... whether there is demand from the fandom or not (and from what I've seen, there is), whatever Universal says, goes...


Well, that sounds like a personal problem... for all we know, Parasaurs and other dinosaurs really were bioluminescent pink, so how realistic it would be is debatable... saying it makes you puke is almost like saying feathers on a Dilophosaurus makes you puke. And the Scorpius? Again, personal problem... even at its best, nothing about this franchise has ever been all that realistic... and the fact that Frontier took a lot of creative liberties with non-canon designs as well just makes that all the more obvious... if you're so desperate for realism, you need to go elsewhere, maybe play Prehistoric Kingdom or something, because what you want wasn't here from the start...


Also your opinion... a lot of people like the hybrids and a lot of people like the Scorpius specifically because it goes for the "failed experiment" look...


Yeah, well, in my experience, what people say off-camera or during barely visible cameos is dubiously canon at best, since they can casually change these things whenever they feel like it (like the "Hadrosaurus" skull in the Lost World now being an Edmontosaurus, or the Corythosaurus being in the Lost World, but now it didn't even exist at that time)... and since everything seen within the movies say otherwise (the small Dilo in Jurassic Park, their unidersized paddock fencing, the holoscape, the taxidermied specimen in Lockwood manor, even other soft canon sources), it seems more like the people working on this franchise aren't all on the same page...

And the venom and frill? I don't care for it either, but again, this is Jurassic Park... you deal with it, or you go elsewhere...


Again, opinion... the concept of "wow factor" is subjective... for example, we currently have lots of ceratopsians and hadrosaurs and large theropod dinosaurs, so adding more may wow some people... but for others its already overkill and adding more would totally underwhelming and not "wow" at all. A highly unique hybrid or something seemingly implausible like bioluminescent dinosaurs, on the other hand? Something that uses the power of science and genetic engineering in weird, scary and dangerous ways; the concept which the original novel revolved around, the original movie sort-of bothered to mention, and then Jurassic World finally embraced? Again, it's all subjective opinions...

This man is spittin true facts right here, I applaud you good sir.

 

[Gondwana]

Well how about this? Universal controls everything in this game; if they say add CC stuff, Frontier adds it... whether there is demand from the fandom or not (and from what I've seen, there is), whatever Universal says, goes...

Yeah, seems like Universal didn't (thankfully). Has also been made clear by Frontier themselves. So there is that.

Well, that sounds like a personal problem... for all we know, Parasaurs and other dinosaurs really were bioluminescent pink, so how realistic it would be is debatable... saying it makes you puke is almost like saying feathers on a Dilophosaurus makes you puke. And the Scorpius? Again, personal problem... even at its best, nothing about this franchise has ever been all that realistic... and the fact that Frontier took a lot of creative liberties with non-canon designs as well just makes that all the more obvious... if you're so desperate for realism, you need to go elsewhere, maybe play Prehistoric Kingdom or something, because what you want wasn't here from the start...

Dinosaurs having feathers is a scientific fact, bioluminescence is not. Concerning the Scorpius (and other exaggerated dumb hybrids), Frontier stated htat JWE2 is based on the events after JWD FK (including Dominion), and it was specifically stated by the JWD director that there won't be any hybrids, so there is that. If Frontier indeed add the Scorpius for some reason (or any other hybrid for that matter) they would totally contradict themselves.

So far I'm satisfied concerning realistic designs and behaviours (especially of non-canon species). Of course it's not perfect, will never be, since it's a park building game in the first place and no one knows how dinosaurs really were (+ some unrealistic designs and concepts like the Raptors for example are directly coming from the films, so there is not much Frontier can do).
So I'm quite fine with the approach and status of JWE2 so far.

If you want fancy, absurd characteristics like bioluminescence and stupid man-made monsters, maybe it's you who should go play another game or a specific mod for JWE2 in the future

Also your opinion... a lot of people like the hybrids and a lot of people like the Scorpius specifically because it goes for the "failed experiment" look...

Nah, on the contrary. A lot of people seem to dislike it in particular. You claiming that "a lot of people" (what's your source for this anyway?) wanting it seems to be much more of an subjective opinion and suggestion. I also fail to see why this frequently cited "failed experiment look" should be any justification to add it into this game.

Again, opinion... the concept of "wow factor" is subjective... for example, we currently have lots of ceratopsians and hadrosaurs and large theropod dinosaurs, so adding more may wow some people... but for others its already overkill and adding more would totally underwhelming and not "wow" at all. A highly unique hybrid or something seemingly implausible like bioluminescent dinosaurs, on the other hand? Again, subjective opinions...

I'm sure that the opinion of having real-life species (of which there are so many unique and interesting ones, more than enough to make the roster in the game even better and more versatile) instead of crappy hybrids and ridiculous features out of a kids show is much more shared than not.

And to be clear, I never said that my posts aren't an opinion or something, so it's confusing and not clear what exactly you are trying to prove here.

 

[DragonNTiger]

Yeah, seems like Universal didn't (thankfully). Has also been made clear by Frontier themselves. So there is that.

They said they're not add CC for the time being... and precedence says this can easily change... so don't pretend it won't happen in the future.

Dinosaurs having feathers is a scientific fact, bioluminescence is not.

Fun fact; lack of proof positive is not proof negative. Take skin and feather color; how do we know they weren't neon green with pink polka dots? We don't... because we can't... for most fossil animals, we know nothing of their colors... so we guess. We cannot confirm or deny dinosaurs had things like bioluminescence, and since they're clearly exaggerating appearances, in both the movies and the game, going on about this is just silly.

Concerning the Scorpius (and other exaggerated dumb hybrids), Frontier stated htat JWE2 is based on the events after JWD FK (including Dominion), and it was specifically stated by the JWD director that there won't be any hybrids, so there is that. If Frontier indeed add the Scorpius for some reason (or any other hybrid for that matter) they would totally contradict themselves.

Uhh... no... they said the main campaign is based on the events following Fallen Kingdom.

For one, the word "based" can mean many things... for example, the Guardians of the Galaxy animated series was based on the Guardians of the Galaxy movie, but it brought back characters killed in the movie and Rocket Raccoon was an alien and not a genetic engineered racoon... it was based on the events of the movie, but they changed a lot of the details. They can easily use the whole "dinosaurs escaped into America" thing and change other details to match their narrative... you know, like they did in the first game, with the story following the events Jurassic World, but the Masrani company survived, Wu still works for it, and new parks continued to be made.

Two, the Chaos Theory stories also exist, and they are based on the various movies, including Jurassic World and Fallen Kingdom, which includes the Indominus and Indoraptor, both of which have been confirmed to return...

So saying they can't or won't add hybrids (or specifically, more hybrids) wouldn't contradict anything...

Nah, on the contrary. A lot of people seem to dislike it in particular. You claiming that "a lot of people" (what's your source for this anyway?) wanting it seems to be much more of an subjective opinion and suggestion.

And what's your sources exactly?

I also fail to see why this frequently cited "failed experiment look" should be any justification to add it into this game.

It makes it unique and interesting... like the Indoraptor; it's not another reskin, it's something new and strange that you won't get anywhere else...

I'm sure that the opinion of having real-life species (of which there are so many unique and interesting ones, more than enough to make the roster in the game even better and more versatile) instead of crappy hybrids and ridiculous features out of a kids show is much more shared than not.

And I'm sure the opinion of having real animals and hybrids and "ridiculous features" which have been a standard of the series since day one are all pretty popular...

 

[gianfranco cembran]

Hanno detto che non stanno aggiungendo CC per il momento... e la precedenza dice che questo può cambiare facilmente... quindi non fingere che non accadrà in futuro.


Fatto divertente; la mancanza di prove positive non è una prova negativa. Prendi il colore della pelle e delle piume; come facciamo a sapere che non erano verde neon con pois rosa? Non lo sappiamo... perché non possiamo... per la maggior parte degli animali fossili, non sappiamo nulla dei loro colori... quindi indoviniamo. E dal momento che stanno chiaramente esagerando le apparenze, sia nei film che nel gioco, parlare di questo è semplicemente sciocco.


Uhh... no... hanno detto che la campagna principale è basata sugli eventi successivi a quelli di Fallen Kingdom.

Per prima cosa, la parola "basato" può significare molte cose... per esempio, la serie animata dei Guardiani della Galassia era basata sul film dei Guardiani della Galassia, ma riportava i personaggi uccisi nel film e Rocket Raccoon era un alieno e non un procione geneticamente modificato... era basato sugli eventi del film, ma hanno cambiato molti dettagli. Possono facilmente usare l'intera faccenda dei "dinosauri fuggiti in America" e cambiare altri dettagli in modo che corrispondano alla loro narrativa... Wu lavora ancora per questo e continuano a essere realizzati nuovi parchi.

Due, esistono anche le storie della Teoria del Caos, e sono basate sui vari film, tra cui Jurassic World e Fallen Kingdom, che include l'Indominus e l'Indoraptor, entrambi confermati per il ritorno...

Quindi dire che non possono o non vogliono aggiungere ibridi (o in particolare, più ibridi) non contraddirebbe nulla...


E quali sono esattamente le tue fonti?


Lo rende unico e interessante... come l'Indoraptor; non è un altro reskin, è qualcosa di nuovo e strano che non troverai da nessun'altra parte...


E sono sicuro che l'opinione di avere animali veri e ibridi e "caratteristiche ridicole" che sono stati uno standard della serie sin dal primo giorno sono tutti piuttosto popolari...

i Agree

 

[Gondrasia]

Yeah, seems like Universal didn't (thankfully). Has also been made clear by Frontier themselves. So there is that.

My point still stands though, Frontier always say on social media that “they currently have no plans for content x” as an answer to various requests, such as Camp Cretaceous content. Do keep in mind though, that they said exactly the same thing for Compsognathus, Pteranodon, Raptor Squad skins, classic Jurassic Park assets, restrooms and changing the size for some of the dinosaurs and yet, they eventually did.

Most of them were added to the previous game via DLC with couple being added via updates, it will likely be the same story for Camp Cretaceous.

Frontier stated htat JWE2 is based on the events after JWD FK (including Dominion), and it was specifically stated by the JWD director that there won't be any hybrids, so there is that. If Frontier indeed add the Scorpius for some reason (or any other hybrid for that matter) they would totally contradict themselves.

1. Trevorrow said that there won’t be hybrids in JWD, he doesn’t say anything about excluding them from the games.

2. As for Frontier contradicting themselves, you're too late to worry about that issue as it’s rendered moot. Indominus rex, Indoraptor and Secrets of Dr. Wu Hybrids (Ankylodocus, Stegoceratops & Spinoraptor) are all confirmed to be in JWE2.

So they might as well add the remaining canonical hybrid to the game while they’re at it.

Nah, on the contrary. A lot of people seem to dislike it in particular. You claiming that "a lot of people" (what's your source for this anyway?) wanting it seems to be much more of an subjective opinion and suggestion. I also fail to see why this frequently cited "failed experiment look" should be any justification to add it into this game.

I can you ask you exactly the same thing, what’s your source?

Wanting the Scorpius rex and all of the other Camp Cretaceous is based on reasonable ground, such as the show’s importance and canonically contributing to the franchise, the show succeeding from critics and audience in multiple countries across the globe, and the financial success and continued expansion of Camp Cretaceous' range of merchandise. Logically and financially Frontier have more reasons for the creation of Camp Cretaceous DLC, than there are against it.

As for looking for any justification to adding Scorpius rex into the game, here are a few:

1. It’s a canonical addition to the film franchise, serving as a progenitor to the Indominus rex and Indoraptor.

2. It’s a very unique animal, the way it looks, the way it sounds, the way it behaves and the way it hunts make the Scorpius rex stand out among all of the other carnivores in this franchise.

3. The Scorpius rex is the physical embodiment of Chaos Theory, it is a very unpredictable creature. Players will definitely want to take on the challenge of being able to successfully contain and display the unpredictable animal in their parks, or release it and cause chaos for both visitors and dinosaurs, similar to how it does in the show.

As far as I can work out, your only argument left against adding the vast amount of content from Camp Cretaceous is just because you don’t like the show and, quite frankly, a personal petty dislike isn’t a valid argument.

 

[reply671]

My point still stands though, Frontier always say on social media that “they currently have no plans for content x” as an answer to various requests, such as Camp Cretaceous content. Do keep in mind though, that they said exactly the same thing for Compsognathus, Pteranodon, Raptor Squad skins, classic Jurassic Park assets, restrooms and changing the size for some of the dinosaurs and yet, they eventually did.

Most of them were added to the previous game via DLC with couple being added via updates, it will likely be the same story for Camp Cretaceous.


1. Trevorrow said that there won’t be hybrids in JWD, he doesn’t say anything about excluding them from the games.

2. As for Frontier contradicting themselves, you're too late to worry about that issue as it’s rendered moot. Indominus rex, Indoraptor and Secrets of Dr. Wu Hybrids (Ankylodocus, Stegoceratops & Spinoraptor) are all confirmed to be in JWE2.

So they might as well add the remaining canonical hybrid to the game while they’re at it.


I can you ask you exactly the same thing, what’s your source?

Wanting the Scorpius rex and all of the other Camp Cretaceous is based on reasonable ground, such as the show’s importance and canonically contributing to the franchise, the show succeeding from critics and audience in multiple countries across the globe, and the financial success and continued expansion of Camp Cretaceous' range of merchandise. Logically and financially Frontier have more reasons for the creation of Camp Cretaceous DLC, than there are against it.

As for looking for any justification to adding Scorpius rex into the game, here are a few:

1. It’s a canonical addition to the film franchise, serving as a progenitor to the Indominus rex and Indoraptor.

2. It’s a very unique animal, the way it looks, the way it sounds, the way it behaves and the way it hunts make the Scorpius rex stand out among all of the other carnivores in this franchise.

3. The Scorpius rex is the physical embodiment of Chaos Theory, it is a very unpredictable creature. Players will definitely want to take on the challenge of being able to successfully contain and display the unpredictable animal in their parks, or release it and cause chaos for both visitors and dinosaurs, similar to how it does in the show.

As far as I can work out, your only argument left against adding the vast amount of content from Camp Cretaceous is just because you don’t like the show and, quite frankly, a personal petty dislike isn’t a valid argument.

Frontier always uses their blanket statement "We have nothing to announce regarding X" which isn't always a definitive No. It's just there's nothing to talk about regarding it yet.

Hybrids are in JWE2. By virtue of the Indominus and Indoraptor, the jury is still out for the other 3, but the Scorpius Rex is a special case. The other 3 weren't canon, Scorpius Rex is. It doesn't matter if anyone likes it being ugly or not, point remains, it's canon and has a legit chance to be included in the game at some point.

If I had to guess. Frontier may be waiting for Camp Cretaceous to end before adding content for it. Like Scorpius Rex, Monolophosaurus, CC Ouranosaurus, and whatever else is coming in the future. Doesn't make sense to include only what's been released and make a new free update or something for a season's worth of content. They waited for Fallen Kingdom, Battle at Big Rock, and are probably waiting for Dominion to release content from those forms of media.

 

[DeathPhantom533]

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Frontier always uses their blanket statement "We have nothing to announce regarding X" which isn't always a definitive No. It's just there's nothing to talk about regarding it yet.

Hybrids are in JWE2. By virtue of the Indominus and Indoraptor, the jury is still out for the other 3, but the Scorpius Rex is a special case. The other 3 weren't canon, Scorpius Rex is. It doesn't matter if anyone likes it being ugly or not, point remains, it's canon and has a legit chance to be included in the game at some point.

If I had to guess. Frontier may be waiting for Camp Cretaceous to end before adding content for it. Like Scorpius Rex, Monolophosaurus, CC Ouranosaurus, and whatever else is coming in the future. Doesn't make sense to include only what's been released and make a new free update or something for a season's worth of content. They waited for Fallen Kingdom, Battle at Big Rock, and are probably waiting for Dominion to release content from those forms of media.

Especially since CC S4 is confirmed to be arriving in Dec 3, and we could get even more new species in the series, and then add new species to the franchise canon, since we do have toys for CC that haven't made an appearance yet in the show, like Sarcosuchus, Albertosaurus (possibly going to be in JWE2), Cryolophosaurus, Plesiosaurus, Coelurus, Proceratosaurus (probably going to be in JWE2), and Spinosaurus (already confirmed for the game). Again its speculative if these species will appear in the series but based on evidence that species that were toys, for this example, Baryonyx and Ceratosaurus who didn't appear in season 1, but then appeared in season 2, so its possible we might see some of these species in season 4.

 

[Gondwana]

As for looking for any justification to adding Scorpius rex into the game, here are a few:

1. It’s a canonical addition to the film franchise, serving as a progenitor to the Indominus rex and Indoraptor.

2. It’s a very unique animal, the way it looks, the way it sounds, the way it behaves and the way it hunts make the Scorpius rex stand out among all of the other carnivores in this franchise.

3. The Scorpius rex is the physical embodiment of Chaos Theory, it is a very unpredictable creature. Players will definitely want to take on the challenge of being able to successfully contain and display the unpredictable animal in their parks, or release it and cause chaos for both visitors and dinosaurs, similar to how it does in the show.

As far as I can work out, your only argument left against adding the vast amount of content from Camp Cretaceous is just because you don’t like the show and, quite frankly, a personal petty dislike isn’t a valid argument.

Dude, your personal glorification of a kids show hybrid is hardly a justification to add it into a game that is based on the events after JW FK, and not CC.
That's what Frontier themselves said, not me. So it's not just about the generic "we don't have anything to announce" statement. It woudln't fit in really, storywise I mean. And the old hybrids are back due to Chaos Theory and them being too important for the films. Models, skins, voices etc. being all available already is also a factor, they don't need to make them from scratch. The dumb Scorpius is another case all in all, so they aren't comparable and not in the same status, sorry.
Maybe they will indeed add it in the future and contradict their own narrative, I can only hope they won't.

Though calling all these highly subjective arguments a justification due to being a fanboy of it and calling my mention of how the official narrative of the game doesn't really have room for a totally new hybrid out of another series a petty dislike is quite amusing and shows there is no point in discussing this (pointless) topic any further with you.

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I see the argument of species being "canon" brought up. Not a convincing point at all. There are several canon species that didn't make it into the game (neither JWE1 nor JWE2 at this point) so far, even fan requested ones, so there is that.

 

[Gondwana]

Fun fact; lack of proof positive is not proof negative. Take skin and feather color; how do we know they weren't neon green with pink polka dots? We don't... because we can't... for most fossil animals, we know nothing of their colors... so we guess. We cannot confirm or deny dinosaurs had things like bioluminescence, and since they're clearly exaggerating appearances, in both the movies and the game, going on about this is just silly.

Fun fact; how de we know they weren't flying in full moon singing some funny songs while wearing fancy clothes? We don't...
Have fun with your strawman arguments.
Your last few words though are finally point on.

 

[DragonNTiger]

Fun fact; how de we know they weren't flying in full moon singing some funny songs while wearing fancy clothes? We don't...
Have fun with your strawman arguments.
Your last few words though are finally point on.

Yeah... I don't understand that flying full moon part at all... but what fossil evidence tells us about dinosaur brain and hand construction says they couldn't sing or stitch clothing... probably couldn't dress themselves either, so... likely no...

 

[Gondrasia]

Dude, your personal glorification of a kids show hybrid is hardly a justification to add it into a game that is based on the events after JW FK, and not CC.
That's what Frontier themselves said, not me. So it's not just about the generic "we don't have anything to announce" statement. It woudln't fit in really, storywise I mean.

I know JWE2 takes place after the events of Fallen Kingdom, the events of Camp Cretaceous canonically take place before the main events of JWFK. Essentially the game is set after Camp Cretaceous, so there’s nothing to prevent animals and assets from the show being added to JWE2 in the same way that animals and assets from all of the previous movies are all added to JWE2.

Like I said in my previous post, Frontier always say on social media that “they have no plans for content x” as an answer to various requests. I have also seen the tweet saying that they have no plans for Camp Cretaceous, but I have also seen the same response on Twitter, Facebook etc. for Compsognathus, Pteranodon, Raptor Squad skins, classic Jurassic Park assets, restrooms and changing the size for some of the dinosaurs and yet, they eventually did add them via updates/DLC. There’s precedence that the same thing will happen again for Camp Cretaceous.

And the old hybrids are back due to Chaos Theory and them being too important for the films. Models, skins, voices etc. being all available already is also a factor, they don't need to make them from scratch. The dumb Scorpius is another case all in all, so they aren't comparable and not in the same status, sorry.
Maybe they will indeed add it in the future and contradict their own narrative, I can only hope they won't.

I find it perfectly understandable why both the Indominus rex and Indoraptor are returning for JWE2, they’re both animals that made a significant role in the films that they physically appeared in. Thus, they are too important to be simply removed as their lack of presence would raise several awkward questions.

Stegoceratops is a bit of an odd decision to bring back, but considering how it was originally intended to physically appear in Jurassic World during its development and made a brief appearance on Dr. Wu’s computer in his secret lab, it is somewhat understandable why it would return for the sequel.

But so far as I can work out, the only reason that Ankylodocus and Spinoraptor are returning in the sequel is because their assets already exist in the previous game, so Frontier might as well add them the sequel. Hopefully with improvements, but I digress.

So if we’re having all of these hybrids return for the sequel, then again, why not include the remaining canonical hybrid to the game as well?

If Frontier is willing to spend all of their time creating new dinosaurs, new pterosaurs, new marine reptiles, new animations, new sounds, new buildings, new decorations, new maps, new environments, etc, etc. Then creating the Scorpius rex should be no problem for them.

Edit:
I see the argument of species being "canon" brought up. Not a convincing point at all. There are several canon species that didn't make it into the game (neither JWE1 nor JWE2 at this point) so far, even fan requested ones, so there is that.

There’s a major difference between a canonical species that has physically appeared and played a significant role in their respective film and/or tv show (Scorpius rex), and a canonical species that has not physically appeared whatsoever and has instead only appeared in a list and/or a background prop (e.g. Segisaurus, Lesothosaurus and Peloroplites).

 

[Fossa]

The time they put in the horrible boring scorpius, should go to Therizinosaurus.

 

[elperdido]

Many animals have bioluminescence, which is only visible in birds, reptiles or mammals in the UV spectral range, which is invisible to us without special Tech