Aquatic and Aviary Dinos Should be Updates, Not DLCs

The feeding shows if they add them would be the only good thing, the other ideas are kinda lame imo

Like he said, its a good thing you're in no position to make decisions, the Devs haven't confirmed anything but if other people want to see something in a possible DLC later, then let them express their views because it has no effect on you. [up]
 
You're absolutely right. Clearly Frontier couldn't pull this off properly and what you're describing is the only possible outcome. NOT!

You could do the feeding show with the Mosasaurus, have it jump out of the water, maybe even beach on land and snap a dino or visitor. I think there's a couple of things you can do without them being 90% of the time underwater. And even then they could include an underwater camera to have you look at them in their natural environment. But yeah, you're probably right that I'm just not thinking about the ''issues'' in implementation and you know better. I'm glad you're not in any decision making position over there.

Likewise. As always the very vocal minority makes the most noise.
 
Good Response. Whats the point in having a lake in the middle of your park when 90% of the time the animal will be unwatchable and underwater. Something tells me you arent really thinking about the issues in implementation.

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Yeah, there's no way they'd go out of there way to make add aquatic animals or aviaries and just give it away... like it or not, expansion stuff takes time and effort and money to produce, just like the base game they're made to be a part of, and the developers are going to expect payment for their work...


Good Response. Whats the point in having a lake in the middle of your park when 90% of the time the animal will be unwatchable and underwater. Something tells me you arent really thinking about the issues in implementation.
Presumably any sort of aquatic expansion would include the ability to construct an aquarium for viewing above ground level or some kind of submarine ride to go under the water to view them... or worse case scenario, they go with your idea, in which case adding aquatic creatures would be practically no work at all; make a lake, toss in an animal, set up a feeding attraction, pure profit!


How did they even obtain DNA from a sea-creature??
I'm amazed people still ask this... considering obtaining dinosaur DNA from fossilized mosquitoes is itself scientific nonsense... what's the point of even asking when the entire premise of this franchise is totally bogus?
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...in any case, that one kid in Jurassic World mentions that they can extract DNA from fossil bones--that presumably includes Mosasaurus bones--which resolves that issue quite effectively... even if it makes even less sense than the mosquitoes...
 
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As always the very vocal minority makes the most noise.

And what evidence do you have that you‘re in the majority and I‘m in the minority? My impression from people‘s responses so far on this forum at least is that many seem to want aquatic/flying DLCs down the line.
 
Yeah, there's no way they'd go out of there way to make add aquatic animals or aviaries and just give it away... like it or not, expansion stuff takes time and effort and money to produce, just like the base game they're made to be a part of, and the developers are going to expect payment for their work...



Presumably any sort of aquatic expansion would include the ability to construct an aquarium for viewing above ground level or some kind of submarine ride to go under the water to view them... or worse case scenario, they go with your idea, in which case adding aquatic creatures would be practically no work at all; make a lake, toss in an animal, set up a feeding attraction, pure profit!



I'm amazed people still ask this... considering obtaining dinosaur DNA from fossilized mosquitoes is itself scientific nonsense... what's the point of even asking entire premise of this franchise is totally bogus?
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...in any case, that one kid in Jurassic World mentions that they can extract DNA from fossil bones--that presumably includes Mosasaurus bones--which resolves that issue quite effectively... even if it makes even less sense than the mosquitoes...

That's been known since the novels and the first movie, at least I believe. They made it clear in the novel that the DNA was sourced from amber and bones.
 
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