42 dinosaurs confirmed in JWE!

[Parritron]

If you look on JPOG, they had 5 ‘large carnivores’.

T-Rex, Allosaurus, Spinosaurus, Carcharadontosaurus and Acrocanthosaurus.
Going off confirmed and spotted dinosaurs for the release, there is literally only the T-Rex classed as a large carnivore. For the deluxe edition, you get the Majungasaurus and Suchomimus for carnivores, do you class them as Large carnivores, I think you would Suchomimus. I personally had never heard of the Majungasaurus before this.

I also think they will personally add more dinosaurs for future DLC, purely because more people will purchase carnivores for DLC rather than herbivores. Business wise, it makes sense.

Spinosaurus has been filtered as confirmed, it is also a large carnivore. Giganotosaurus we must take it for granted by the Candeleros formation in South America, so we will have another big carnivore. If we add to the I-Rex we already have at least 4 large carnivores + Suchomimus we have 5 in total, like JPOG.

 

[PCMR4Life]

Spinosaurus has been filtered as confirmed, it is also a large carnivore. Giganotosaurus we must take it for granted by the Candeleros formation in South America, so we will have another big carnivore. If we add to the I-Rex we already have at least 4 large carnivores + Suchomimus we have 5 in total, like JPOG.

People would buy whatever Dino DLC's they release. I don't care if they did an all Herbivore DLC, I would still buy it.

 

[blubbit]

People would buy whatever Dino DLC's they release. I don't care if they did an all Herbivore DLC, I would still buy it.

I second this. Jurassic World Evolution might be the only game where I could buy its DLC this confidently. A herbivore only DLC? Shut up and take my money.

 

[MrGoodbytes]

I think you can add Muttaburrasaurus aswell since it's the only dinosaur found in the mackunda formation otherwise it's seems good

What about Minmi?

 

[blubbit]

What about Minmi?

Not found in the Mackunda Formation based on the minimal research I've done, but both Minmi and Muttaburrasaurus are found within that general region in Queensland so we might see the two there still.

My preference is for Muttaburrasaurus though. It was always one of my favorites in Walking with Dinosaurs and I'd love to see how Frontier depicts it.

 

[JohnMiller1132]

I like the way Struthi following the Edmontosaurus at the gate. Kinda Cute!

 

[xPorkulusx]

So here's my question: If we take the old alphabetical hexagon menu and apply the known number of dinosaurs to it, along with the newly revealed dinosaurs, what does that look like?