Your Feature Request / Idea
Dear fellow park visitors,
In terms of natural selection, the goat can be an excellent source of protein for carnivore dinosaurs. However, has any scientist ever considered that carnivores could be fickle for their taste? Maybe during the next update, there should be a tab feature under the "live bait feeder" button to give options of different species.
On the menu:
- Pigs, or walking ham, that act exactly like goats for carnivores to hunt.
- Chickens, flightless birds that are easy for carnivores to catch.
- Fish clusters that you could spread in lakes that carnivores like Baryonyx and Suchomimus could fish for.
- Large game like Buffalo that would be so exciting to watch for a T-Rex to chase and maybe even raptors to hunt in packs with. (Maybe even result in a new hunt animation where raptors hunt in packs!)
As caretakers for the park, one of our most important responsibilities is to keep the animals fed constantly. Moreover, it should also be a considerable principle for our creatures to be treated like housed and comfortable guests, free to choose what they want to hunt, compared to what a guest would choose to eat when observing a carnivore up close.
Dear fellow park visitors,
In terms of natural selection, the goat can be an excellent source of protein for carnivore dinosaurs. However, has any scientist ever considered that carnivores could be fickle for their taste? Maybe during the next update, there should be a tab feature under the "live bait feeder" button to give options of different species.
On the menu:
- Pigs, or walking ham, that act exactly like goats for carnivores to hunt.
- Chickens, flightless birds that are easy for carnivores to catch.
- Fish clusters that you could spread in lakes that carnivores like Baryonyx and Suchomimus could fish for.
- Large game like Buffalo that would be so exciting to watch for a T-Rex to chase and maybe even raptors to hunt in packs with. (Maybe even result in a new hunt animation where raptors hunt in packs!)
As caretakers for the park, one of our most important responsibilities is to keep the animals fed constantly. Moreover, it should also be a considerable principle for our creatures to be treated like housed and comfortable guests, free to choose what they want to hunt, compared to what a guest would choose to eat when observing a carnivore up close.
