While I don't own the game myself, I bought it as a present to my wife last christmas with all dlcs.
Sadly she hardly ever plays it, and finds it too difficult & time consuming to build habitats... In the end, even with thousands of workshop items downloaded, she'd rather watch beautiful parks made by other players on youtube.
To me the game itself is really good but as I already own planet coaster, I'd buy it again for myself only if it ever comes with a creature creation kit.
Think about it, other planet biomes, freedom in creating totally new species (ala spore), almost endless possibilities.
Knowing how frontier is good at delivering powerfull building tools it would be a blast imho.
Yes, you'd lose on the "simulation" aspect, but c'mon, it's just a game. And on the other hand you'd win on the creative aspect. If you don't like "unrealistic" stuff you could simply ignore this dlc or maybe you could be interested in creating realistic animals Frontier didn't think about.
Opening this whole new aspect would also possibly regain interest/bring back some of the players leftover by the somewhat intimidating habitat builder.
No, it wouldn't conflict with the usual animals dlc packs as they come with species dedicated stuff & are more polished.
If you fear too much about this, it could be released as the last dlc of the game...
This is my 2cent, crossing fingers & hope the idea crawls to some heads @frontier.
Sadly she hardly ever plays it, and finds it too difficult & time consuming to build habitats... In the end, even with thousands of workshop items downloaded, she'd rather watch beautiful parks made by other players on youtube.
To me the game itself is really good but as I already own planet coaster, I'd buy it again for myself only if it ever comes with a creature creation kit.
Think about it, other planet biomes, freedom in creating totally new species (ala spore), almost endless possibilities.
Knowing how frontier is good at delivering powerfull building tools it would be a blast imho.
Yes, you'd lose on the "simulation" aspect, but c'mon, it's just a game. And on the other hand you'd win on the creative aspect. If you don't like "unrealistic" stuff you could simply ignore this dlc or maybe you could be interested in creating realistic animals Frontier didn't think about.
Opening this whole new aspect would also possibly regain interest/bring back some of the players leftover by the somewhat intimidating habitat builder.
No, it wouldn't conflict with the usual animals dlc packs as they come with species dedicated stuff & are more polished.
If you fear too much about this, it could be released as the last dlc of the game...
This is my 2cent, crossing fingers & hope the idea crawls to some heads @frontier.