Nit bad. I'd prefer the cat-like fossa over the ocelot, though. And instead of a reptile, I'd go with a ground dwelling bird, something like the Victoria crowned pigeon or a pheasant. Maybe the kiwi
Planet Zoo DLCs--Past and Future
- Thread starter Antimony96
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Platypus is much more temperate than tropical
My idea for a rainforest animal pack, FWIW, was:
Capybara
Lar gibbon
Fossa
Asian small-clawed otter
Matschie's tree kangaroo*
Red river hog
Mantled guereza
*Matschie's vs. Goodfellow's is basically just an AZA vs. EAZA proxy, and as I'm from the US I have to side with the former.
Capybara
Lar gibbon
Fossa
Asian small-clawed otter
Matschie's tree kangaroo*
Red river hog
Mantled guereza
*Matschie's vs. Goodfellow's is basically just an AZA vs. EAZA proxy, and as I'm from the US I have to side with the former.
Does someone know which species is more common in Oceanian zoos?*Matschie's vs. Goodfellow's is basically just an AZA vs. EAZA proxy, and as I'm from the US I have to side with the former.
Here’s my wishlist/predictions:
Marine - December 2021
(This would be the last scenery pack before switching entirely to animal packs. Would include the coastal building pieces found in datamine. Introduces fully aquatic animals to PZ)
-West Indian Manatee
-Blacktip Reef Shark
-Green Sea Turtle
-Beluga Whale
-Pacific Octopus (Ex)
Amazon - March 2022
(Free update would improve climbing mechanics to account for arboreal-dominated animal content)
-Capybara
-Southern Tamandua
-Amazonian Manatee
-Linnaeus’ Two-Toed Sloth
-Black Howler
-Bald Uakari
-Coatimundi
-Red-Bellied Piranha (Ex)
Oceania - June 2022
(Accounts for stick insect found in datamine. Would boost the severely lacking Oceanian roster)
-Tasmanian Devil
-Emu
-Platypus
-Common Wombat
-Goodfellow’s Tree Kangaroo
-Little Blue Penguin
-Sand Tiger Shark
-Lord Howe Island Stick Insect (Ex)
Eurasia - September 2022
(Introduces multiple fan favourites from the meta wishlist, whilst boosting the almost non-existent European roster)
-Przewalski’s Wild Horse
-Eurasian Lynx
-Pacific Walrus
-Wolverine
-Red Deer
-Eurasian River Otter
-Crested Porcupine
-Red-Eared Slider (Ex)
Aviary - December 2022
(The first pack to include eight animals as well as new building pieces and fence types for aviary building. Introduces flying mechanics to the game)
-Scarlet Macaw
-Toco Toucan
-Bald Eagle
-Snowy Owl
-California Condor
-Rainbow Lorikeet
-Great Hornbill
-Livingstone’s Fruit Bat
Marine - December 2021
(This would be the last scenery pack before switching entirely to animal packs. Would include the coastal building pieces found in datamine. Introduces fully aquatic animals to PZ)
-West Indian Manatee
-Blacktip Reef Shark
-Green Sea Turtle
-Beluga Whale
-Pacific Octopus (Ex)
Amazon - March 2022
(Free update would improve climbing mechanics to account for arboreal-dominated animal content)
-Capybara
-Southern Tamandua
-Amazonian Manatee
-Linnaeus’ Two-Toed Sloth
-Black Howler
-Bald Uakari
-Coatimundi
-Red-Bellied Piranha (Ex)
Oceania - June 2022
(Accounts for stick insect found in datamine. Would boost the severely lacking Oceanian roster)
-Tasmanian Devil
-Emu
-Platypus
-Common Wombat
-Goodfellow’s Tree Kangaroo
-Little Blue Penguin
-Sand Tiger Shark
-Lord Howe Island Stick Insect (Ex)
Eurasia - September 2022
(Introduces multiple fan favourites from the meta wishlist, whilst boosting the almost non-existent European roster)
-Przewalski’s Wild Horse
-Eurasian Lynx
-Pacific Walrus
-Wolverine
-Red Deer
-Eurasian River Otter
-Crested Porcupine
-Red-Eared Slider (Ex)
Aviary - December 2022
(The first pack to include eight animals as well as new building pieces and fence types for aviary building. Introduces flying mechanics to the game)
-Scarlet Macaw
-Toco Toucan
-Bald Eagle
-Snowy Owl
-California Condor
-Rainbow Lorikeet
-Great Hornbill
-Livingstone’s Fruit Bat
I don't really think a topical pack would fit in December (and I'm saying this living in Brazil). IMO, the most fitting pack would be a classic 4+1 pack with some European species (Lynx + wolverine + Alpine Ibex + Red fox/deer) and one or two building sets (similar to the African pack). This would probably be the last pack with building pieces.
Even though the NA animal pack was just released, I'm really, looking forward to see the next pack coming, as it could be almost anything.
Even though the NA animal pack was just released, I'm really, looking forward to see the next pack coming, as it could be almost anything.
This is so interesting yet satisfying... I always wanted my marine pack to be bigger but with the picks you chose there’s something for everyone in the major requested groups.... except rays
Agree it’s more temperate than tropical but definitely found further north in rainforest territory such as the Daintree. Also why I didn’t include it in my pick for a pack as I feel it would be better suited elsewhere.Platypus is much more temperate than tropical
Goodfellows by far.
Honestly, there is so many ideas for potential DLCs. Figured I share a few ideas:
Japan Pack:
Australia Pack 2:
Japan Pack:
- Japanese Serow
- Japanese Raccoon Dog (or Tanuki)
- Green Pheasant
- Red-Crowned Crane
- Japanese Giant Salamander (exhibit)
- Japanese Pond Turtle (exhibit)
- Asiatic Lion
- Indian Leopard
- Sloth Bear
- Markhor
- King Cobra (exhibit)
- Indian Rock Python (exhibit)
- Amur Leopard
- Wolverine
- Baikal Seal
- Saiga Antelope
- Siberian Musk Deer
- Sichuan Takin
- Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey
- Golden Pheasant
- Chinese Alligator
- Chinese Crocodile Lizard (exhibit)
- Sumatran Tiger
- Fishing Cat
- Sumatran Rhinoceros
- Siamang
- Celebes Crested Macaque
- Fossa
- Black and White Ruffed Lemur
- Coquerel's Sifaka
- Spider Tortoise (exhibit)
- Panther Chameleon (exhibit)
- Tomato Frog (exhibit)
- African Leopard
- Red River Hog
- De Brazza's Monkey
- Congo Peafowl
- African Bullfrog (exhibit)
- Gaboon Viper (exhibit)
- Florida Panther
- American Crocodile
- Nine Banded Armadillo
- Roseate Spoonbill
- Eastern Indigo Snake (exhibit)
- Gopher Tortoise (exhibit)
- Florida Softshell Turtle (exhibit)
- Hoffman's two-toed sloth
- Northern Tamandua
- White-Nosed Coati
- Eyelash Viper (exhibit)
- Black Iguana (exhibit)
Australia Pack 2:
- Western Grey Kangaroo
- Tasmanian Devil
- Short beaked echidna
- Platypus
- Emu
- Caracal
- Bobcat
- Jaguarundi
- Sand Cat
- Pallas' Cat
- Maned Wolf
- Bat-Eared Fox
- Bush Dog
- Silver-Backed Jackal
- Golden Jackal
- Coyote
- American black bear
- Kodiak bear
- Canadian Lynx
- Musk Ox
- Willow Ptarmigan
- North American River Otter
- African Clawless Otter
- Asian Small Clawed Otter
- Honey Badger
- Fisher
- American Badger
- South American Sea Lion
- Cape Fur Seal
- Southern Elephant Seal
- Leopard Seal
- Pacific Walrus.
- Red-Necked Wallaby
- Parma Wallaby
- Southern Hairy-Nosed Wombat
- Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo
- Virginia Opposum
- Northern White-Cheeked Gibbon
- Patas Monkey
- Mantled Guereza
- Olive Baboon
- Francois' Langur
- Black Howler Monkey
- Cotton Top Tamarin
- Golden Lion Tamarin
- Pygmy Marmoset
- Geoffrey's Spider Monkey
- Przewalski's Horse
- Grevy's Zebra
- Cape Mountain Zebra
- African Wild Ass
- European Bison
- Gaur
- Yak
- Wild Water Buffalo
- White-tailed Deer
- Red Deer
- Roosevelt Elk
- Chital
- Common Tufted Deer
- African Crested Porcupine
- North American Porcupine
- Brazilian Porcupine
- Capybara
- Nutria
- Common Vampire Bat
- Spectral Bat
- Mexican free-tailed bat
- Large flying fox
- Straw-Coloured Fruit Bat
- Rodrigues Flying Fox
- Black Caiman
- Spectacled Caiman
- Orinoco Crocodile
- West African Dwarf Crocodile
- False Gharial
- African Spurred Tortoise
- Pancake Tortoise (exhibit)
- Alligator Snapping Turtle (exhibit)
- Common Snapping Turtle (exhibit)
- Irwin's Turtle (exhibit)
- Fly River Turtle (exhibit)
- Spiny Softshell Turtle (exhibit)
- Blanding's Turtle (exhibit)
- Texas Horned Lizard (exhibit)
- Rhinoceros Iguana (exhibit)
- European Legless Lizard (exhibit)
- Mexican Beaded Lizard (exhibit)
- Sand Lizard (exhibit)
- Mwanza rock agama (exhibit)
- Thorny Devil (exhibit)
- Crocodile Monitor
- Water Monitor
- Perentie
- Blue-Spotted Tree Monitor (exhibit)
- Northern Caiman Lizard (exhibit)
- Argentine Black and White Tegu (exhibit)
- Crested Gecko (exhibit)
- Leopard Gecko (exhibit)
- Tokay Gecko (exhibit)
- Turquoise Dwarf Gecko (exhibit)
- Gold Dust Day Gecko (exhibit)
- Neon Day Gecko (exhibit)
- Phantastic Leaf-Tailed Gecko (exhibit)
- New Caledonian Giant Gecko (exhibit)
- Fire Skink (exhibit)
- Shingleback Skink (exhibit)
- Red-Eyed Crocodile Skink (exhibit)
- Prehensiled-Tailed Skink (exhibit)
- Panther Chameleon (exhibit)
- Parson's Chameleon (exhibit)
- Jackson's Chameleon (exhibit)
- Egyptian Cobra (exhibit)
- Red Spitting Cobra (exhibit)
- Black Mamba (exhibit)
- Eastern Coral Snake (exhibit)
- Banded Krait (exhibit)
- Northern Cottonmouth (exhibit)
- Southern Copperhead (exhibit)
- Blue Malayan Coral Snake (exhibit)
- Green Anaconda (exhibit)
- Emerald Tree Boa (exhibit)
- Rubber Boa (exhibit)
- Dumeril's Boa (exhibit)
- Reticulated Python (exhibit)
- African Rock Python (exhibit)
- Woma Python (exhibit)
- Scarlet Kingsnake (exhibit)
- California Kingsnake (exhibit)
- San Francisco Garter Snake (exhibit)
- Blue Racer (exhibit)
- Corn Snake (exhibit)
- Black Whipsnake (exhibit)
- European Rat Snake (exhibit)
- Blue-Legged Mantella (exhibit)
- Golden Mantella (exhibit)
- Amazon Milk Frog (exhibit)
- Strawberry Poison Dart Frog (exhibit)
- Panamanian Golden Frog (exhibit)
- Cane Toad (exhibit)
- Colorado River Toad (exhibit)
- Eastern Tiger Salamander (exhibit)
- Chinese Giant Salamander (exhibit)
- Eastern Hellbender (exhibit)
- Fire Salamander (exhibit)
- Himalayan Newt (exhibit)
- Axolotl (exhibit)
- Emperor Penguin
- Little Blue Penguin
- Gentoo Penguin
- Southern Rockhopper Penguin