Crocodile DLC Pack Suggestion

Skawt

Skawt
I would definitely love to see a few of these added. Something like this would have to be added alongside elevated walkways (I'm being wishful here because why not). Every time I play Planet Zoo and make a Saltwater Crocodile exhibit, I ALWAYS have a guest bridge going right over it for that fear factor. I just love how terrifying Crocodiles are.

Side story - unrelated: I had my 2 year old less than a foot away from the jaws of a fully grown Nile Crocodile (there was thick glass between them of course) but it was exhilarating for her and for unsettling for me! There's only so much my poor paternal instincts can handle.

Anyhow, I get way too excited over crocodiles. Carry on.
 

Eduardo Oliveira

Eduardo Oliveira
Skawt said:
I would definitely love to see a few of these added. Something like this would have to be added alongside elevated walkways (I'm being wishful here because why not). Every time I play Planet Zoo and make a Saltwater Crocodile exhibit, I ALWAYS have a guest bridge going right over it for that fear factor. I just love how terrifying Crocodiles are.

Side story - unrelated: I had my 2 year old less than a foot away from the jaws of a fully grown Nile Crocodile (there was thick glass between them of course) but it was exhilarating for her and for unsettling for me! There's only so much my poor paternal instincts can handle.

Anyhow, I get way too excited over crocodiles. Carry on.
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Crocodilians are some of the animals that i find most interesting since always, and i really like them. And i would love if we could have some of these species in JWE2.
I really liked your story. I wanted to have contact with a crocodilian. I also wanted to touch them, and feel if their skin is actually like a rubber. Heheheheh.
 

DragonNTiger

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The Carcharodontogenius said:
But since they extracted DNA from amber in the movies, how would they do the same thing but with the bones of the animal?
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What, are you asking how they'd use bones to aquire DNA? Because that's how it works in JWE and I'm pretty sure that's how they got mosasaur DNA... and in any case, getting DNA from mosquitoes trapped in amber doesn't really make much sense either, so there's no more reason to complain about extracting DNA from bones more than anything else.
 
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The Carcharodontogenius

The Carcharodontogenius
DragonNTiger said:
What, are you asking how they'd use bones to acquire DNA? Because that's how it works in JWE and I'm pretty sure that's how they got mosasaur DNA... and in any case, getting DNA from mosquitoes trapped in amber doesn't really make much sense either, so there's no more reason to complain about extracting DNA from bones more than anything else.
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Yes I was & thanks Dragon.
 

VSSEMike

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If Deinosuchus, Sarchosuchus, and Kaprosuchus are added; will they need land live prey or fish?

What do you say to this? Deinosuchus can be a Jurassic-Park-era exclusive that can be added in Jurassic Park: San Diego and the Isla Sorna Map.

Sarchosuchus and Kaprosuchus will be the ideal additions to the Jurassic World era.
 

VSSEMike

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The Carcharodontogenius said:
I think fish. Consider Sarcosuchus as a semi aquatic animal in Planet Zoo. It could like the fish feeder box.
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If you have tried Planet Zoo, is Sarcosuchus the only prehistoric species available?

When it comes to theme-park simulation games, I only have the ones of the Jurassic Park franchise and none other.

Honestly, I no longer have any respect for modern animals.

I always imagine how easy it is for dinosaurs hunt modern animals. There is a scenario where a leopard was killed when it unsuccessfully hunted an Ankylosaurus.
 

Dinotracker

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VSSEMike said:
If Deinosuchus, Sarchosuchus, and Kaprosuchus are added; will they need land live prey or fish?

What do you say to this? Deinosuchus can be a Jurassic-Park-era exclusive that can be added in Jurassic Park: San Diego and the Isla Sorna Map.

Sarchosuchus and Kaprosuchus will be the ideal additions to the Jurassic World era.
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You need only to watch a Documentary for Croc-Hunters in the Australian Outback ..... Crocodilians live now in many Croc-Farms all over the world ( mostly in warm climates for obvious reasons) and get feed with chicken, fish and meat,.... They don´t need necessary live feeding of animals.
Gavials are the only Crocs ( Or Croc.-Relatives) that need Fish only .
Deinosuchus and Sarcosuchus had relative strong build sculls and attacked most likely Medium sized Dinosaurs that wanted to drink on riverbanks or lakes.
Big fish were for shure be on their menu also ;) !
Crocs like the Saltis feed on very different prey animals depending on thei own age / Size!
Small, new hatched Saltis feed on bugs,frogs, worms, snails and smal fish first; bigger ones ( 1m-2m ) on smal mammals and reptilians and big Saltis feed on allmost every animal they can catch. The sizes of the big ones are 3 - 6.4m in length and up to 1 Ton in wight ;) !
Saltis in Australia ofter were catched and brought to new habitats farer in the Outback if they hunt Cows / cattles to often .
 
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DragonNTiger

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VSSEMike said:
If Deinosuchus, Sarchosuchus, and Kaprosuchus are added; will they need land live prey or fish?
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Deinosuchus and Sarcosuchus aren't much different from modern crocodilians... assuming nothing is changed for them, they'd likely only go for the meat dispenser, since it's likely the only thing they could use. The live prey isn't designed to emulate a living animal and do things like spend extensive periods of time near water, making them nearly useless as prey for an ambush predator... the fish box we have now would also likely be useless for them, since they're not built for climbing over fences, even low ones built in water.

Kaprosuchus on the other hand is fully terrestrial and would likely use the meat dispenser and live prey... but not the fish feeder since, again, it's fully terrestrial.
 

Eduardo Oliveira

Eduardo Oliveira
Morales said:
Well, Dakorasaurus is a good contender for a lagoon addition and the following creatures like the Pakasuchus:

www.nationalgeographic.com

Plant-eating crocodiles thrived in dinosaur times

New analysis of fossil teeth suggests that the dino-killing asteroid also wiped out the vegetarians of the crocodile family.
www.nationalgeographic.com www.nationalgeographic.com
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Honestly, I wouldn't complain if a plant-eating crocodile species was added. It would add more biodiversity in the game.
 
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