Having "Decorative" Animals
I know this is a rather silly and or unimportant request given the fact that there are more spectacular ways of improving atmosphere.
For some reason I always liked the part in the original JP novel where Dr. Grant and the kids encounter the giant Dragon-/Griffinflies that are freely flying around the park.
So why not have some "little" animals roaming freely around our parks in JWE. There could be small Compies (the community loves them), the Microceratus, those Griffinflies and Beelzebufos near water or small mesozoic mammals like Leptictids. Those critters would have to be researched and maybe bred in a small building (not the Hammond Creation Lab) and would increase the overall rating of the park while simultaneously costing a certain amount of money per month due to additional feeding and the typical problems that uncontained animals cause in zoos (pooping on stuff, gnawing on cables, biting small children when stealing food from their hands).
Of course these animals would also be able to enter and leave enclosures with the exception of those fenced off with concrete walls.
This would certainly breath a little more life into our parks
I know this is a rather silly and or unimportant request given the fact that there are more spectacular ways of improving atmosphere.
For some reason I always liked the part in the original JP novel where Dr. Grant and the kids encounter the giant Dragon-/Griffinflies that are freely flying around the park.
So why not have some "little" animals roaming freely around our parks in JWE. There could be small Compies (the community loves them), the Microceratus, those Griffinflies and Beelzebufos near water or small mesozoic mammals like Leptictids. Those critters would have to be researched and maybe bred in a small building (not the Hammond Creation Lab) and would increase the overall rating of the park while simultaneously costing a certain amount of money per month due to additional feeding and the typical problems that uncontained animals cause in zoos (pooping on stuff, gnawing on cables, biting small children when stealing food from their hands).
Of course these animals would also be able to enter and leave enclosures with the exception of those fenced off with concrete walls.
This would certainly breath a little more life into our parks