We need this, the opportunity to make the dinosaurs reproduce as well as in The Lost World Jurassic Park. Look at this family of T. Rex, isn't that the best? Dinosaur breeding is a great feature request for JWE and if it is possible JWE2
Dinosaurs Babies and Breeding
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We need this, the opportunity to make the dinosaurs reproduce as well as in The Lost World Jurassic Park. Look at this family of T. Rex, isn't that the best? Dinosaur breeding is a great feature request for JWE and if it is possible JWE2
You know, it could be interesting to rework some of the genetics for colorations.
A few of them would be researchable from normal situations, beyond that, well, if you take the retire to Sanctuary type thing for having a Site B type scenario, well, there could be wild breeding there which can grant a lot of different possibilities where you could have a ranger/ACU facility on that island where you can trank and sample DNA from breeding populations to either unlock more pattern research or just unlock it. Perhaps both unlocking something and letting you try crossing it with existing for more random results and a higher cost/risk for your park.
It would allow you to produce ones like albino and melanistic dinosaurs or even more different iterations such as the JP3 Raptors or something like that.
Hell, split it into different breeding options where you can amplify some of the genetic effects of base genes via breeding. It might take a while, but being able to breed essentially tame raptors in your park...or lunatic ones if you desire...similarly to the Russian Fox experiment. By average, you aren't getting much each generation, but over time it could be a very interesting thing and add something for people to keep track of in breeding their dinosaurs for goals or just using the more stable and known quantity of clones. Possibly letting you sample good stock as well to add more genetic options for the clones rather than just having it via unlocked research.
A few of them would be researchable from normal situations, beyond that, well, if you take the retire to Sanctuary type thing for having a Site B type scenario, well, there could be wild breeding there which can grant a lot of different possibilities where you could have a ranger/ACU facility on that island where you can trank and sample DNA from breeding populations to either unlock more pattern research or just unlock it. Perhaps both unlocking something and letting you try crossing it with existing for more random results and a higher cost/risk for your park.
It would allow you to produce ones like albino and melanistic dinosaurs or even more different iterations such as the JP3 Raptors or something like that.
Hell, split it into different breeding options where you can amplify some of the genetic effects of base genes via breeding. It might take a while, but being able to breed essentially tame raptors in your park...or lunatic ones if you desire...similarly to the Russian Fox experiment. By average, you aren't getting much each generation, but over time it could be a very interesting thing and add something for people to keep track of in breeding their dinosaurs for goals or just using the more stable and known quantity of clones. Possibly letting you sample good stock as well to add more genetic options for the clones rather than just having it via unlocked research.
Your idea is interesting!
I mainly like the idea of potentially more in depth mechanics that aren't entirely necessary to just play the game, but can make it even more interesting with long term play.
Part of the reason why I've found things like breeding in Pokemon interesting for getting the specific things wanted within the variations, and with this kind of game, well, breeding some traits works well, especially if you also have some traits you need to engineer as well to allow both sides to be interesting and merge into a greater whole system...
Good evening guys, how are you? My name is Guilherme (call me William) and I am a JWE player. I would like to know if breeding and nesting can be added to the game in the future. That's because I saw a Tweet by Colin Trevorrow confirming that since the 2015 Isla Nublar incident ... the dinosaur population has been growing on the island without human interference. There was breeding in the JW franchise so this should be present in the game isn't it? Dinosaur babies appear in JW movies and are the result of breeding among dinosaurs. Frontier Developments has managed to bring breeding to Planet Zoo, so it should be possible to bring this feature to JWE. Right? (I KNOW THIS RESOURCE IS NOT SIMPLE TO BRING TO THE GAME ... BUT IT'S PART OF FRANCHISE, EVEN AT BATTLE AT BIG ROCK WE SEE A BABY NASUTOCERATOPS, WITNESSING THE PRESENCE OF BREEDING IN FRANCHISE)
I would like breeding for a Site B scenario. Other than that it would just overcrowd paddocks. But, a Site B would also need:
1. Fights aborted more often.
2. Carnivores don't over-hunt.
3. Failed hunts.
Otherwise it's just slow exrinction for the dinos.
EDIT: Also dinos would need to try and not roam away from their habitat or else their would be population/social issues and their wouldn't be a real ecosystem.
1. Fights aborted more often.
2. Carnivores don't over-hunt.
3. Failed hunts.
Otherwise it's just slow exrinction for the dinos.
EDIT: Also dinos would need to try and not roam away from their habitat or else their would be population/social issues and their wouldn't be a real ecosystem.
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This feature is a must because right now we all have "stable parks" but control is still just an illusion and I really want to proove Ellie and Simon wrong.
yeah but in jurassic world they have controlled breeding and this is suggested by colin trevorrow himself so if they want to stay true to the trilogy then they can add this in
How? You want them to make over 100 new dinosaur models? It wouldn't be completed before the new consoles hit the market...
Breeding is a priority for me because as much as the animals in the park are genetically modified creatures, they are still animals ... they need to breed. Over and over we have seen baby dinosaurs and male dinosaurs in the JP and JW franchise movies. In Battle At Big Rock we saw a couple of Nasutoceratops with a baby. Although Breeding and nesting is present in JW, this element is more related to JP. I agree...breeding would not be easy to implement, but I tell you it is not impossible, since Frontier itself brought this feature into Planet Zoo. I am not saying that the two games are the same, but I just say that if it company made an breeding feature for the game, it can do in another, in the case ... JWE. And now that's a priority for me because we have confirmed new buildings including Aviary, so features like breeding can be focused and implemented.
Exactly! And when Ian Malcom said the phrase "Life finds a way" he was just referring to the fact that population control is pure illusion. Also, I prefer dinosaurs to reproduce, it's much more natural and beautiful!
Although they deny it, I do believe in this possibility, because breeding and baby dinosaurs is a great feature request in this Forum.
I know I'm alone on this but I believe it's best to leave this for the sequel (if there is a sequel). I know it's been suggested that they could just scale down the adult models with some minor tweaks, but I'd rather have no breeding at all than have that to be honest. On the other end of the spectrum, making all new models for dinosaur babies and a system where they actually grow into an adult would require too much work.
Exactly, pure truth!!!!
Well ... I agree with you, introducing breeding would take a lot of work, but this element is essential in the JP franchise, as well as JW. Amazingly, the Frontier team of developers have managed to bring the breeding system to Planet Zoo, so even if it's a bit of a work, implementing JWE breeding is entirely possible. I believe if there is a sequel, this feature request could be implemented in the game. The mechanics of the first JWE can still be modified, this was proved with the introduction of Compsognathus and Pteranodon in the new DLC.