New feathered version : Stegosaurus !
An option for feathers ?...
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I am not sure that group of dinosaurs had feathers, but sure, genetic engineering allows for many upgrades.
I talked to someone about the franchise and she said: "Well, we cant reveal all the secrets of the game.... but expect the unexpected."
So, in my opinion, i believe that the end game of this game will be a full genome with extremely fluffy and realtime chromatic glimmering rainbow feathers. I guess dinosaurs had a light and color spectacle like no other, except modern jungle birds.
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This still possible, with 1-5% of chance that it look like that but still possible with what we know, but here I made them as a genetical option and not a scientific version of the dino, even if the placing of feathers are the most likely
And, that can be a good news, even if I prefer to wait before to have true hope
This still possible, with 1-5% of chance that it look like that but still possible with what we know, but here I made them as a genetical option and not a scientific version of the dino, even if the placing of feathers are the most likely
And, that can be a good news, even if I prefer to wait before to have true hope
Yes.
Off-topic:
I have some sound analysis data from crystals formed somewhere during the Jurassic and Cretatous period and have microshiftings in their structure that I have extracted into sound files. This revealed the jungle sound of that area during that time. Very interesting animal sounds. Most likely from close relation to dinosaurs or even dinosaurs themselves. If you are interested I can privately mess you these, but you have to keep them secret because the data is priceless.
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Interesting ArchEmperor, if you want we can talk about this in private
And of course, a new feathered version, this time is Brachiosaurus to have it (proto)feathers !
And of course, a new feathered version, this time is Brachiosaurus to have it (proto)feathers !
Interesting ArchEmperor, if you want we can talk about this in private
And of course, a new feathered version, this time is Brachiosaurus to have it (proto)feathers !
Sure. I will mess you once I find a good platform for sound files. They are not large, but very important. I do not want them getting messed up or altered.
On-Topic: Here is a suggestion for modification of your version:
that a little too much I think, and don't forget that like this, it have 5+ meters long feathers x) until we possibly find some "feathers" on sauropodomorpha, I prefer to just had small protofeathers
that a little too much I think, and don't forget that like this, it have 5+ meters long feathers x) until we possibly find some "feathers" on sauropodomorpha, I prefer to just had small protofeathers
Yes I agree.
But I think JP lore people would love this in their faces.
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yes totally x)
New feathered version : say welcome to Chasmosaurus !
Seriously dude get a life you know dang well most of those didn't have feathers. I should have known you were just trolling this whole time.
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OK, Pyro, those edits are only detrimental to the point originally made. On the other hand, it could look like that if it's due to gene editing (but I'm not sure that'd be what they should look like in-game)
Yeah, this is starting to get way out of hand. While some ornithischians were found with feathers and quills, most of them didn’t have them; the theory that Triceratops had quills was recently discarded. It was the theropods, specifically the coelosaurians, that are agreed to have varying degrees of feather coverage.
There is no need to lock any threads. Just stay cool and don't react to all the stuff being posted. It will all be over soon.
Reminds me of this:
If they had that thermal armor they would still be alive today.
(OH that's rite! They do! They are. But not all of 'em.)
There is not much resistance to feathered dinosaurs left here, so JP will have a look and if nobody complains any more, they might implement it into the game. That is my belief.
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And I really hope you're right
New dinosaur (the only today, I need to work too and this one needed more work than others species) : Gallimimus ! The hand are hidden because it's pronating, so I can't make a better look for this one (but I'm proud of the feathers effect, it look better than I expect)
Personally while I appreciate the updated knowledge as we learn it, and I think it would be cool to see models of such creatures in a game. I personally do not believe they belong in a JP game. It doesn't follow the JP lore at all. JP is fictional and an alternate reality to our own to put it simply and within that reality they did not have feathered variants. I mean come on, Velociraptor in the JP world is not Velociraptor in reality by any means as a good point of reference for this statement.
Due to that fact that's why it makes little sense to incorporate feathered variations. Especially when you look at it from a lore perspective. Doesn't matter what we would have 'believed' they looked like, or what fossil records were, their DNA would have held some knowledge or input to this factor. DNA isn't reliant upon the fossilized bones we found. Due to that fact feather variations realistically would have shown up in previous movies and the book itself IF that was a factor within the universe that was created. To turn around and have it suddenly transpire down the line simply because modern theories change in our reality it doesn't reflect well within the JP reality that was created. You create a plot hole of 'well why is it suddenly feathered now, when prior it wasn't?'
I suppose you could try and state the argument that better DNA extraction occurred due improved technology, filling in the gaps better for more pure DNA, However one would think that frog DNA would not have been the basis for filling in the gaps properly if utilizing this train of thought and instead it might have been instead avian DNA that would have better matched when they searched for what would fill in that gap. So again you run into plot holes within the world constructed in my opinion.
The only possible means I could see making it seem feasible and possible to happen well within the JP universe is instead of trying to state that new modern science discovered they might have had feathers. (Because again, they were dealing more in DNA then what fossils showed, and DNA would have told them much quicker if there was feathers or not) Would instead be that with experimentation in Ingen and their hybrids, they opted to try and use Avian DNA to fill in the gaps and that created feathered variations.
So more specifically within JW:E they could have avian DNA be one of the possible attributes to put in the Genetic code to cause a possible mutation that added a feathered variation within the JP world.
Due to that fact that's why it makes little sense to incorporate feathered variations. Especially when you look at it from a lore perspective. Doesn't matter what we would have 'believed' they looked like, or what fossil records were, their DNA would have held some knowledge or input to this factor. DNA isn't reliant upon the fossilized bones we found. Due to that fact feather variations realistically would have shown up in previous movies and the book itself IF that was a factor within the universe that was created. To turn around and have it suddenly transpire down the line simply because modern theories change in our reality it doesn't reflect well within the JP reality that was created. You create a plot hole of 'well why is it suddenly feathered now, when prior it wasn't?'
I suppose you could try and state the argument that better DNA extraction occurred due improved technology, filling in the gaps better for more pure DNA, However one would think that frog DNA would not have been the basis for filling in the gaps properly if utilizing this train of thought and instead it might have been instead avian DNA that would have better matched when they searched for what would fill in that gap. So again you run into plot holes within the world constructed in my opinion.
The only possible means I could see making it seem feasible and possible to happen well within the JP universe is instead of trying to state that new modern science discovered they might have had feathers. (Because again, they were dealing more in DNA then what fossils showed, and DNA would have told them much quicker if there was feathers or not) Would instead be that with experimentation in Ingen and their hybrids, they opted to try and use Avian DNA to fill in the gaps and that created feathered variations.
So more specifically within JW:E they could have avian DNA be one of the possible attributes to put in the Genetic code to cause a possible mutation that added a feathered variation within the JP world.