Dinosaurs Dinosaur Wishlist Mega Thread

UNIQUE STEGOSAURS:

MIRAGAIA
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DACENTRURUS
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TUOJIANGOSAURUS
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WUERHOSAURUS
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HESPEROSAURUS
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PARANTHODON
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REGNOSAURUS

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LORICATOSAURUS
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LEXOVISAURUS

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Here's my list of species I would like to see introduced into JWE (and I realize it's an extremely optimistic and perhaps unrealistic list but this is what I want to see nonetheless and any new addition would be very much appreciated and I would love to see this game expand and evolve);

Terrestrial species:
  • Abelisaurus
  • Agujaceratops
  • Aetosaurus
  • Alamosaurus
  • Albertosaurus
  • Alioramus
  • Altirhinus
  • Amargasaurus
  • Anchisaurus
  • Antarctopelta
  • Anzu
  • Archaeoceratops
  • Arthropleura
  • Argentinosaurus
  • Australovenator
  • Austroraptor
  • Austrosaurus
  • Avimimus
  • Barosaurus
  • Beipiaosaurus
  • Bonitasaura
  • Borealopelta
  • Brachylophosaurus
  • Brontosaurus
  • Callovosaurus
  • Camptosaurus
  • Caudipteryx
  • Centrosaurus
  • Cetiosaurus
  • Charonosaurus
  • Chasmosaurus
  • Coelophysis
  • Coelurus
  • Compsognathus
  • Concavenator
  • Conchoraptor
  • Cryolophosaurus
  • Daspletosaurus
  • Deinocheirus
  • Diamantinasaurus
  • Dimetrodon
  • Dinilysia
  • Dromiceiomimus
  • Dryptosaurus
  • Edmontonia
  • Einiosaurus
  • Elaphrosaurus
  • Elginia
  • Eolambia
  • Eoraptor
  • Erlikosaurus
  • Eustreptospondylus
  • Gargoyleosaurus
  • Gasparinisaura
  • Gastonia
  • Gigantophis
  • Gigantoraptor
  • Giraffatitan
  • Gorgosaurus
  • Goyocephale
  • Gryposaurus
  • Guanlong
  • Hadrosaurus
  • Heterodontosaurus
  • Hoplitosaurus
  • Hypacrosaurus
  • Hypsilophodon
  • Irritator
  • Jobaria
  • Kosmoceratops
  • Kuehneosaurus
  • Lagosuchus
  • Lambeosaurus
  • Leaellynasaura
  • Leptoceratops
  • Lesothosaurus
  • Lythronax
  • Majungasaurus
  • Masiakasaurus
  • Massospondylus
  • Megalania
  • Megalosaurus
  • Megaraptor
  • Microceratus
  • Minmi
  • Miragaia
  • Monolophosaurus
  • Mononykus
  • Mussaurus
  • Muttaburrasaurus
  • Nipponosaurus
  • Nqwebasaurus
  • Ophiacodon
  • Ornitholestes
  • Ornithomimus
  • Orodromeus
  • Ostafrikasaurus
  • Othnielia
  • Othnielosaurus
  • Oviraptor
  • Pachyrhinosaurus
  • Panoplosaurus
  • Pelecanimimus
  • Plateosaurus
  • Polacanthus
  • Prenocephale
  • Procompsognathus
  • Prosaurolophus
  • Protoceratops
  • Psittacosaurus
  • Puertasaurus
  • Pulmonoscorpius
  • Pyroraptor
  • Rajasaurus
  • Rauisuchus
  • Saichania
  • Saltasaurus
  • Sauroposeidon
  • Scelidosaurus
  • Scolosaurus
  • Secodontosaurus
  • Segnosaurus
  • Shunosaurus
  • Shuvuuia
  • Simosuchus
  • Sinoceratops
  • Sinornithoides
  • Sinorthinothosaurus
  • Sinosauropteryx
  • Sinraptor
  • Staurikosaurus
  • Stegoceras
  • Supersaurus
  • Tanycolagreus
  • Tarbosaurus
  • Tenontosaurus
  • Titanoboa
  • Therizinosaurus
  • Thescelosaurus
  • Tuojiangosaurus
  • Tyrannotitan
  • Unaysaurus
  • Unenlagia
  • Utahraptor
  • Wintonotitan
  • Wuerhosaurus
  • Yangchuanosaurus
  • Yingshanosaurus
  • Yutyrannus
  • Zalmoxes
  • Zuniceratops
Hybrid species:
  • Allosinosaurus
  • Erlidominus
  • Diabolus rex
  • Gorgosuchus
  • Monostegotops
  • Robertosaurus rex
  • Tyrannolophosaur
  • Ultimasaurus
  • Utasinoraptor
  • Yudon
Aerial species:
  • Aerotitan
  • Alanqa
  • Anurognathus
  • Arambourgiania
  • Archaeopteryx
  • Argentavis
  • Baptornis
  • Caulkicephalus
  • Cearadactylus
  • Coloborhynchus
  • Confuciusornis
  • Darwinopterus
  • Dimorphodon
  • Dodo
  • Dsungaripterus
  • Eudimorphodon
  • Gastornis
  • Geosternbergia
  • Harpagornis (Haast's Eagle)
  • Hatzegopteryx
  • Hesperornis
  • Kelenken
  • Meganeura
  • Ornimegalonyx
  • Ornithocheirus
  • Peteinosaurus
  • Phorusrhacos
  • Proterogyrinus
  • Pteranodon
  • Pterodactylus
  • Pterodaustro
  • Quetzalcoatlus
  • Ramphorhynchus
  • Scaphognathus
  • Tapejara
  • Titanis
  • Tropeognathus
  • Tupandactylus
  • Tupuxuara
  • Zhejiangopterus
Aquatic species:
  • Acanthostega
  • Ambulocetus
  • Anomalocaris
  • Archelon
  • Armadillosuchus
  • Baculites
  • Bananogmius
  • Basilosaurus
  • Cameroceras
  • Chelyops
  • Chimaerasuchus
  • Clidastes
  • Cryptoclidus
  • Cymbospondylus
  • Dakosaurus
  • Deinosuchus
  • Desmatosuchus
  • Diplocaulus
  • Dolichorhynchops
  • Dorudon
  • Dunkleosteus
  • Edestus
  • Elasmosaurus
  • Enchodus
  • Eryops
  • Eurhinosaurus
  • Eurypterus
  • Geosaurus
  • Gillicus
  • Gryposuchus
  • Hainosaurus
  • Halisaurus
  • Helicoprion
  • Henodus
  • Hurdia
  • Hybodus
  • Hyneria
  • Ichthyosaurus
  • Ichthyostega
  • Isotelus
  • Jaekelopterus
  • Janjucetus
  • Kaiwhekea
  • Kaprosuchus
  • Koolasuchus
  • Kronosaurus
  • Labyrinthodontia
  • Leedsichthys
  • Leptocleidus
  • Limnoscelis
  • Liopleurodon
  • Livyatan
  • Macropoma
  • Mastodonsaurus
  • Mauisaurus
  • Megalodon
  • Megalograptus
  • Mesolimulus
  • Mesosaurus
  • Metoposaurus
  • Metriorhynchus
  • Microposaurus
  • Mosasaurus
  • Nothosaurus
  • Notosuchus
  • Nundasuchus
  • Odobenocetops
  • Odontochelys
  • Onchopristis
  • Ophthalmosaurus
  • Orthacanthus
  • Orthoceras
  • Pachydiscus
  • Pachypleurosaurus
  • Pakasuchus
  • Parapuzosia
  • Parasuchus
  • Pistosaurus
  • Platecarpus
  • Plesiosaurus
  • Pliosaurus
  • Plotosaurus
  • Postosuchus
  • Prestosuchus
  • Prionosuchus
  • Proterogyrinus
  • Protosphyraena
  • Protostega
  • Psephoderma
  • Pterygotus
  • Purussaurus
  • Rhizodus
  • Rhomaleosaurus
  • Rutiodon
  • Sarcosuchus
  • Shastasaurus
  • Shonisaurus
  • Stethacanthus
  • Styxosaurus
  • Tanystropheus
  • Terataspis
  • Thoracosaurus
  • Trinacromerum
  • Tusoteuthis
  • Tylosaurus
  • Umoonasaurus
  • Xiphactinus
  • Websteroprion
Mammal species:
  • Aepycamelus
  • Amebelodon
  • Amphycion
  • Andrewsarchus
  • Archaeotherium
  • Arctodus (Short-Faced Bear)
  • Arsinotherium
  • Bos primigenius (Auroch)
  • Brontotherium
  • Camelops
  • Canis dirus (Dire Wolf)
  • Castoroides
  • Coelodonta (Woolly Rhino)
  • Coryphodon
  • Daeodon
  • Deinotherium
  • Diprotodon
  • Doedicurus
  • Elasmotherium (Siberian Unicorn)
  • Entelodon
  • Equus ferus ferus (Tarpan)
  • Equus quagga quagga (Quagga)
  • Eremotherium
  • Gigantopithecus
  • Glyptodon
  • Gomphotherium
  • Hyaenodon
  • Indricotherium
  • Machairodus
  • Macrauchenia
  • Mammuthus columbi (Columbian Mammoth)
  • Mammuthus primigenius (Woolly Mammoth)
  • Megacerops
  • Megaloceros (Irish Elk)
  • Megatherium (Giant Sloth)
  • Megistotherium
  • Meiolania
  • Moeritherium
  • Panthera spelaea (Cave Lion)
  • Paraceratherium
  • Peltephilus
  • Platybelodon
  • Procoptodon
  • Sarkastodon
  • Smilodon
  • Synthetoceras
  • Thylacinus (Thylacine)
  • Thylacoleo (Marsupial Lion)
  • Thylacosmilus
  • Uintatherium
  • Ursus spelaeus (Cave Bear)
Sooo, that's my list, but if you would have me pick just one species I would like to see introduced into the game then I would definitely pick (as crazy as it may sound) Ultimasaurus. ^^
 
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hey here my list of African dinosaurs

algoasaurus a neosaurapod or titannosaur from late Jurassic to early cretaceous in kirkwood formation in south Africa in 1904

angolatitan a titanosaur from upper cretaceous in Angola in Africa in 2011 sorry if too recent

antetonitrus one of the oldest known sauropod from early Jurassic in south Africa in in 2003 sorry if too recent

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archaeodontosaurus a sauropod from middle Jurassic in Madagascar in Africa in 2005 sorry if too recent

arcusaurus a sauropod from early Jurassic in south Africa in 2011 sorry if too recent

atlasaurus a sauropod from middle Jurassic in north Africa in 1999

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australodocus a sauropod form late Jurassic in Tanzania in Africa in 2007 sorry if too recent
 
hey here my list of African dinosaurs

algoasaurus a neosaurapod or titannosaur from late Jurassic to early cretaceous in kirkwood formation in south Africa in 1904

angolatitan a titanosaur from upper cretaceous in Angola in Africa in 2011 sorry if too recent

antetonitrus one of the oldest known sauropod from early Jurassic in south Africa in in 2003 sorry if too recent

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archaeodontosaurus a sauropod from middle Jurassic in Madagascar in Africa in 2005 sorry if too recent

arcusaurus a sauropod from early Jurassic in south Africa in 2011 sorry if too recent

atlasaurus a sauropod from middle Jurassic in north Africa in 1999

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australodocus a sauropod form late Jurassic in Tanzania in Africa in 2007 sorry if too recent
You know, you don't have to keep apologizing for your suggestions. It's fine to make suggestions of obscure or recent dinosaurs.
 
Do you have a list of Dinosaurs you would like to see in the game?

It could be a top 5 or top 10 list or even more.
Post them here.

Multiple posts are allowed in this thread.
Lambeosaurus. Saurolophus. Pachyrhinosaurus. Centrosaurus. Monolophosaurus. Cryolophosaurus. Oviraptor. Coelophysis. Bonitasaura. These are my top favourite Dino’s missing from the game. They find themselves on lots of peoples lists.
 
this is definitely a group of dinosaurs I want in this game considering how bizarre they are however I would be content if two members of this species were included into this game if possible.

PLATEOSAURUS
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LESSEMSAURUS
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LUFENGOSAURUS
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MASSOSPONDYLUS
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GLACIALISAURUS
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AARDONYX
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I am thinking how cool it would be to introduce some of the largest and smallest dinosaurs in the game of each family except for sauropods. That way we could have a wide spectrum to choose from for diversity.

Eotriceratops
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Eotriceratops would be a cool larger variant of the triceratops. She would fill that niche of a 5 star ceratopsid as she is very similar to the famous triceratops except for her size. Would be very powerful to house around.

Protocceratops (quadruped)
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Although not the smallest ceratopsid, she is well known and is of a great size to fit the small niche for a quadruped ceratopsid in the parks. I would like to see her similar the sheep of the park, where she is small and defenseless to all carnivores currently in the game. I could see her as possibly be combat ready to the small carnivores, but I like the idea of them being defenseless more, to make the pachy's more unique as some of the few small herbivores to fight the small carnivores. I'll let frontier decide that.

psittacosaurus (bipedal)
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The ceratopsids have a good number of bipedal small cousins. The psittacosaurus could be a great candidate to fill that niche as she is not as small as a microceratus and similar in size to the homalocephale. She would make for a cool small herbivore thanks to her colorful skins and her paleobotany of ceratopsids.

Minmi
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A really small member of the ankylosarids, this dinosaur could be unique as an ankylosaur that is easily killable by large carnivores, but it immune or has to combat the small carnivores in the game. Her inclusion could be that of a less timid ankylosaur that could be in large populations, and would make for a much needed dinosaur from austrailia.

Nipponosaurus
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Nipponosaurus is one of the fairly small hadrosaurs discovered. Despite not being the smallest, I think she would make a wonderful addition to be a dinosaur from japan. Which would be a nice touch as hammond was able to get his park kickstarted thanks to japanese investors, so this could be seen as a thanks and representation of japanese dinosaurs.

shantungosaurus
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Being almost twice the size of edmontosaurus in depictions, this dinosaur will sure to be amazing as she is currently known as the largest non-sauropod creature to walk the earth, and a potential hadrosaur that requires to eat from the tall feeders.

Magyarosaurus
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The nigersaurus has been recently added and is a wonderful inclusion. However, she is not the smallest sauropod that could be kept into the game. I think the Magyarosaurus would make for a wonderful small sauropod that is defenseless to all carnivores, and would make for a great exhibit mate to the nigersaurus.

I'll post again after work to see what the smallest and largest of the carnivores we could have in the game!
 
we need dinosaurs from the southern hemisphere

there's a remarkable lack of dinosaurs from South America, Africa and especially Australia and Antarctica. we need more species from these continents in the game.

For Australia I recommend:

Australovenator; a lightweight megaraptorid theropod coined as "the cheetah of its time". It probably used its large claws to grab and kill its preys.

Leallynasaura; an Australian polar dinosaur with a very long tail and large eyes probably for an adaptation to low-light conditions of the Antarctic circle.

Quantassaurus; another polar dinosaur that lived in the same environment of leallynasaura. it could jump instead of run when sees a predator as a wallaby or a kangaroo.

Minmi; the smallest, and one of the most ancient and basal ankylosaur.

Diamantinasaurus; a relatively small titanosaur that shared its habitat with australovenator. it probably had osteoderms like most of its relatives.


For Africa I pick:

Elaphrosaurus; the largest noasaurid, it was probably an omnivore or a herbivore dinosaur that lived along kentrosaurus

Dicraeosaurus; a small sauropod relative of the nigersaurus that shared its habitat with kentrosaurus and spinoaurus.

Masiakasaurus; maybe a pure piscivore theropod that lived in Madagascar alongside majungasaurus.

Rugops; a small abelisaurid found in the same formations of spinosaurus. its DNA was involved in the creation of the indominus rex.

Lurdusaurus; a unique hippo look-like iguanodont from the elrhaz formation.

Paralititan; a gigantic sauropod from Egypt, the adults had no natural hunters but the juveniles were preys of the carcharodontosaurus.

Afrovenator; a large megalosaur from Africa, it lived in swamps beside jobaria in the Mesozoic niger.

jobaria; a primitive sauropod from the niger that lived in the same environment of afrovenator

Aardonyx; a quadrupedal prosauropod native to South Africa

Ledumahadi; the largest prosauropod known

Massospondylus; a very common bipedal prosauropod in early Jurassic Africa.

While for South America I select:


Austroraptor; about the size of spinoraptor, austroraptor was a giant piscivore maniraptorid

Abelisaurus; a large abelisaurid that terrorised the cretaceous Patagonia

Alvarezsaurus; a little insectivore theropod relative to mononykus

Amargasaurus; a beautiful and strange sauropod from the early cretaceous of South America. its DNA was involved in the creation of an unknown therizinosaurid hybrid

Argentinosaurus; the largest dinosaur ever; it had no natural predators even though the juveniles and young adults were probably hunted by mapusaurus.

Brachytrachelopan; a small sauropod with a very long tail and a comparatively short neck.

Eoraptor; one of the oldest dinosaur known and it was certainly an omnivore.

Irritator; a bulky spinosaurid recovered in the Santana group that ate mostly fish and pterosaurs.

Mapusaurus; a gigantic carcharodontosaurid relative to giganotosaurus that preyed on the humongous argentinosaurus.

Saltasaurus; a small armoured titanosaur. adults were protected by the osteoderms on its back.

And for Antarctica I suggest:

Cryolophosaurus; a unique theropod from the Jurassic Antarctica. it could have a very colourful crest like olorotitan.

Glacialisaurus; a prosauropod found in the Hanson formation alongside the ferocious cryolophosaurus.

I think that I'll talk also about Europe, Asia and North America.

if I've done some grammar error, please forgive my English.
 
MY TOP 11-20 DINOSAUR SPECIES WISHLIST

11. TORVOSAURUS
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12. ICHTHYOVENATOR
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13. KOSMOCERATOPS
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14. DACENTRURUS
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15. SHUNOSAURUS
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16. BRACHYTRACHELOPAN
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17. PELOROPLITES
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18. LAMBEOSAURUS
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19. HADROSAURUS
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20. AGUJACERATOPS

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