The main inspiration was basically because there's no dinosaurs that eat only live bait or fish (Pteranodons excluded) These creatures would spend most of their time in water, they would hunt by waiting for prey to come by for a drink or walk too close, goats, dinosaurs and humans included, if they're starving they'd leave to search for prey. they would drag prey into the water and eat from there or just eat fish, creatures like Sarcosuchus, koolasuchus,Deinosuchus and Metriorhynchus would be examples of creatures that would be included. They could only kill dinosaurs that can be hunted (Compsognathus, Gallimimus and so on) Raptor dinosaurs including velociraptor deinonychus and dilophosaurus would jump out of the way before being grabbed and counter attack, causing the crocodilian to take some damage, Lastly if the player has secrets of dr wu installed and has a troodon the crocodilian will jump out, grab the troodon, the troodon will bite but be killed in the process, the crocodilian will be poisoned what else happens is up to you.
Dinosaurs Crocodilian pack
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Sounds nice, but i think we don't have enough deep water in game to realize something like that.
...sigh... another Jurassic World Game player aren't you? ...lemme clue you in; Metriorhynchus, contrary to how it's displayed in Ludia's game, was a purely aquatic ocean dweller... the very idea that it came onto land, even to lay eggs (they're thought to give birth to live young), is considered extremely dubious...
No I don't play that game, in fact I always refer to it as 'the saddest excuse for a game' But koolasuchus was indeed inspired off their version, but so were all 3 hybrids in secrets of henry wu. Even still I literally only said koolasuchus because i knew that from the top of my head, the rest i literally searched google for. All i know about Metriorhynchus is that its some prehistoric crocodlilian, That's literally all I included in my search.
Wow... that's an honestly surprising coincidence... for future reference, prehistoric crocodilians were an incredibly diverse group going as far back as at least the Triassic Period. Many were very different from modern forms, including fully terrestrial, fully aquatic, and even some herbivorous forms... traditional crocodiles didn't show up until later, the oldest I can think of being from the Cretaceous period... so keep that in mind if you're gonna keep suggesting modern-like crocodilians.