Changing Scenery Packs To Have More Animals?

FraeGirders

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So a couple of years ago, I posted how I wondered if people would like to have larger DLC packs (this was before the animal packs came out). However, the suggestion of much larger packs was not received well.
However, I still feel a bit disappointed when a new DLC is announced and it's a scenery pack. I like the new themes, but I'd like to see more animals added into the game as I feel we've got more than enough customisation themes but there are still loads of animals that people still want in the game. So, I've come up with a new suggestion. Instead of the two different kinds of packs costing the same and having different numbers of animals, what about adding three more habitat species to the scenery packs and raising the price? Animal packs would remain unchanged, but future scenery packs would have: eight species; new scenery; new plants; some new enrichment and a new scenario for £10.99/$12.99/€12.99. Note, I am not suggesting that Frontier goes back and updates their old scenery packs, but that they change how they do future scenery packs.

I'm curious to see what people think about this idea. Would people be down for this, or are they happier with how the packs are currently?
 
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jcp011c

jcp011c
I'd be quite happy with this, with paying the extra $3 or so to have both scenery and more animals. Unfortunately, there is also so many complaints about the packs costing $10 as it is - not on here thankfully but Reddit and Steam discussions are full of them.

What I would propose is cutting the scenery down by a third and giving us one more additional habitat animal.
 

FlameWizard492

FlameWizard492
How about this: they give us a bunch of new climbing frame pieces instead of the typical scenery, and we get one extra animal. Here’s my pitch:
Arboreal Pack
  • Lion-Tailed Macaque (or literally any other primate)
  • Virginia Opossum
  • Prehensile-Tailed Porcupine
  • Matschie’s OR Goodfellow’s Tree Kangaroo
  • Aye-Aye (or literally any other primate)
  • Exhibit: Parson’s Chameleon
 
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