Hey guys,
im not quite sure if anyone except me actually cares but i still wanted to mention it.
I dont really know where Frontier got the sizes and weights of the dinosaurs which are shown in the stats tab or the ingen database. But some of them seem really weird to me :S
For example the Huayangosaur is called a "little Stegosaur". It is 2,2 m height and 8,5 m in lengh. And its weight is given with 3 tons.
The normal Stegosaur is quite a bit bigger with 3m height and 10m lengh. But its weight is only given with 2,4 tons. Should be more at about 4-5 tons.
And a Triceratops of quite the same size (3m height, 10m lengh) is given with a weight of 12 tons.
And the Ceratosaur is only 1 ton at a size that is about the same. Well i guess carnivores got a different anatomy than those herbis but 1 ton seems really too low.
Metriacanthosaur weights twice as much while it is quite a bit smaller btw.
Ankylosaur is given with a height of 2m and a lengh of 8m. Weight is 6 tons
His "brother" polacanthus is almost as big (1,7m, 7m) and weight is given with only 900kg. Cant be true right ?
There are some more strange sizes/weights. Can anyone tell me where Frontier got these stats? Are they maybe wrong?
im not quite sure if anyone except me actually cares but i still wanted to mention it.
I dont really know where Frontier got the sizes and weights of the dinosaurs which are shown in the stats tab or the ingen database. But some of them seem really weird to me :S
For example the Huayangosaur is called a "little Stegosaur". It is 2,2 m height and 8,5 m in lengh. And its weight is given with 3 tons.
The normal Stegosaur is quite a bit bigger with 3m height and 10m lengh. But its weight is only given with 2,4 tons. Should be more at about 4-5 tons.
And a Triceratops of quite the same size (3m height, 10m lengh) is given with a weight of 12 tons.
And the Ceratosaur is only 1 ton at a size that is about the same. Well i guess carnivores got a different anatomy than those herbis but 1 ton seems really too low.
Metriacanthosaur weights twice as much while it is quite a bit smaller btw.
Ankylosaur is given with a height of 2m and a lengh of 8m. Weight is 6 tons
His "brother" polacanthus is almost as big (1,7m, 7m) and weight is given with only 900kg. Cant be true right ?
There are some more strange sizes/weights. Can anyone tell me where Frontier got these stats? Are they maybe wrong?
