Breeding DLC

Tyrannoraptor75

Tyrannoraptor75
The game uses the same engine as Planet Zoo so I don't think it would be that hard to implement that games breeding system and this could also be a good opportunity to include more film accurate gender varients such as:

The green eyed TLW female Velociraptor
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The quilless JP3 female Velociraptor
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and the differently modeled male T. rex.
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This could also open opportunities for petting zoo attractions and access to some great designs for baby Dinosaurs from the franchise.
 

South Tyrant

South Tyrant
Tyrannoraptor75 said:
The game uses the same engine as Planet Zoo so I don't think it would be that hard to implement that games breeding system and this could also be a good opportunity to include more film accurate gender varients such as:

The green eyed TLW female VelociraptorView attachment 274850

The quilless JP3 female VelociraptorView attachment 274851

and the differently modeled male T. rex.View attachment 274853

This could also open opportunities for petting zoo attractions and access to some great designs for baby Dinosaurs from the franchise.
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YES! They can do it! It would be a dream to create male and juvenile dinosaurs rather than just females!
 

JurassicMan1984

JurassicMan1984
TheMightyMegalosaurus said:
Why do people want breeding so badly? What point would there be to it?
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Battle at Big Rock shows us a juvenile Nasutoceratops and even in Fallen Kingdom where juvenile Allosaurus. The first Jurassic Park movie featured a dinosaur nest with food steps and dob't foeget about our baby stegosaurus and T-rex in The lost World. Even in Jurassic World Has been a petting zoo with several dinosaur babies. So why no breeding mechanics as a dlc. We don't need new dinosaurs in it but babies and breeding behaviour
 

South Tyrant

South Tyrant
TheMightyMegalosaurus said:
Why do people want breeding so badly? What point would there be to it?
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Because it's a basic feature and canonical in the franchise, JW has controlled breeding. The game's proposal is to preserve dinosaurs, and there is no conservation without reproduction. Breeding is something so basic and doesn't need mating animations, you don't need it. PZ has breeding and even Zoo Tycoon 2 has this feature, and Zoo Tycoon 2 is an old game. Is it that impossible to add that? Something so basic. I'm insistent because we're talking about something basic. It's much cheaper to let dinosaurs reproduce

It's much cheaper to let dinosaurs reproduce than to synthesize all the time. If you think about the park management aspect, reproduction is more feasible. And if the population grows, sell the dinosaurs

It's not just aesthetic, but also something that affects the gameplay, making the game less monotonous and challenging

And PZ uses the same JWE2 engine, so what is possible in one game, is entirely possible in the other
 
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Pierrosaure

Pierrosaure
South Tyrant said:
Because it's a basic feature and canonical in the franchise, JW has controlled breeding. The game's proposal is to preserve dinosaurs, and there is no conservation without reproduction. Breeding is something so basic and doesn't need mating animations, you don't need it. PZ has breeding and even Zoo Tycoon 2 has this feature, and Zoo Tycoon 2 is an old game. Is it that impossible to add that? Something so basic. I'm insistent because we're talking about something basic. It's much cheaper to let dinosaurs reproduce

It's much cheaper to let dinosaurs reproduce than to synthesize all the time. If you think about the park management aspect, reproduction is more feasible. And if the population grows, sell the dinosaurs

It's not just aesthetic, but also something that affects the gameplay, making the game less monotonous and challenging

And PZ uses the same JWE2 engine, so what is possible in one game, is entirely possible in the other
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Completely agree !
I would add that the breeding would allow to create autonomous and dynamic ecosystems where the dinosaurs would be free without the intervention of the man or and therefore of the player, which is precisely the subject of the saga. as John Hammond said "these animals need our abscence to survive and not our help, and if we could just get away from it all, and trust nature, life will find its way."
breeding would be great for that because the player could create their own autonomous ecosystem, with prey, predators and dinosaur populations that rebuild and regulate themselves. you could just create the dinosaurs and let the game run idle and just watch the dinosaurs make their lives, and just watch them, just like in The Lost World.
 

South Tyrant

South Tyrant
Pierrosaure said:
Completely agree !
I would add that the breeding would allow to create autonomous and dynamic ecosystems where the dinosaurs would be free without the intervention of the man or and therefore of the player, which is precisely the subject of the saga. as John Hammond said "these animals need our abscence to survive and not our help, and if we could just get away from it all, and trust nature, life will find its way."
breeding would be great for that because the player could create their own autonomous ecosystem, with prey, predators and dinosaur populations that rebuild and regulate themselves. you could just create the dinosaurs and let the game run idle and just watch the dinosaurs make their lives, and just watch them, just like in The Lost World.
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Autonomous ecosystem, that's the idea! The real Site B, If you think about it, in addition to creating an autonomous ecosystem, we can have breeding as a challenge as well. If new updates expand the campaign's story, we may have to deal with breeding out of control, making the game more challenging and more dynamic
 

Pierrosaure

Pierrosaure
South Tyrant said:
Autonomous ecosystem, that's the idea! The real Site B, If you think about it, in addition to creating an autonomous ecosystem, we can have breeding as a challenge as well. If new updates expand the campaign's story, we may have to deal with breeding out of control, making the game more challenging and more dynamic
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exactly ! uncontrollable breeding would be a real stimulating and interesting challenge !
 

South Tyrant

South Tyrant
peafowl said:
Please! And it makes sense now that we have wild dinosaurs. How are they such a big issue if they cant breed? Makes no sense
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That's what I think. At least if males and juveniles were just model edits...would not need to create 84 new whole models. Males (colorful skins) Females (discrete skin colours) with some little differences between models
 
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peafowl

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South Tyrant said:
That's what I think. At least if males and juveniles were just model edits...would not need to create 84 new whole models. Males (colorful skins) Females (discrete skin colours) with some little differences between models
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Yup. Alternately they could lay eggs that you/rangers find and pick up for the hatcheries and then you get them when they're adult like every other synthesized dino. We would get the breeding aspect and frontier would only need to do sexual dimorphism between male and females.
 
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