It's after "the feathery discovery". Feathered Therizinosaurs (Beipiaosaurus) were already known at the time. There is no good excuse for the lack of feathers in that series.
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http://www.eartharchives.org/articles/pachyrhinosaurus-the-stump-nosed-horned-dinosaur/
Hopefully Pachyrhinosaurus still has a shot at being in the game in a future DLC or update.
Hopefully Pachyrhinosaurus still has a shot at being in the game in a future DLC or update.
Pterosaurs, Part I
In this series of comments, I’m gonna suggest ideas for more plausible pterosaur species, now that I know what the aviary from Return to Jurassic Park is like.1. Dimorphodon: This small pterosaur is an on-screen species, particularly in Jurassic World when all the *birds flew out of the damaged aviary and escaped to cause havoc. Aesthetically, they would match the ones seen in the movie, but there is also another design I noticed from the first in-universe website. I’ll post both of them bellow:
The one from the movie seems more plausible for inclusion, but I would be surprised if the website design in some way, like the Lost World colors for the Pteranodon in the aviary from the recently released DLC, makes it into the game.
Usage wise, it would be something that would be accessible in a Jurassic World themed aviary through a free update or paid DLC, and perhaps to make things more fair and balanced, it can also be another species you can access for the Jurassic Park aviary, as with the other pterosaur species listed below. After all, the latter aviary can be used in your JW era setting parks.
(What I said above is a more likely inclusion, as it’s an on-screen creature, where it plays a noticeable role in Jurassic World. The other pterosaurs below are other possible suggestions should the idea of having more species than just Pteranodon and Dimorphodon becomes a planned and decided thing, so it might or might not be a thing at all.)
2. Rhamphorynchus (Europe): This is a fairly recognizable pterosaur as it is well known from many complete discovered remains. Similar to Dimorphodon in body shape, this pterosaur instead has a pointed beak filled with sharp teeth.
2. Jeholopterus (Asia): A small pterosaur with a small round head and is basically like a prehistoric “bat” in regards to its size and shape. A nice idea to make pterosaurs fell more diverse.
3. Tupandactylus / Tapejara (South America): A pterosaur with a enormous head crest. Tapejara is a more recognizable name and, before it was realized to be a separate genus, Tupandactylus was thought to be the former pterosaur, and would be interesting if the Tupa's familiar design was used for the more recognizable named Tapejara. However, because of what this game does aim for in a specific way on the other hand, the recognizable Tupandactylus's design would be use for that species's name instead. Of the two known described species of Tupandactylus, that can either be used for that respective genus or indeed the more familiar Tapejara, perhaps the most familiar of the two is t.imperator as pictured below.
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Pterosaurs Part II
6. Pterodaustro (South America): A small pterosaur with a really bizarre beak structure due to its huge modified teeth.
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I finally has the hope that with the new aviary in the game we can get a pool for aquatic reptiles as well and some new pterosaurs like cearadactylus from the novel and dimorphodon from jurassic world. And with the release of the compy i hope for microceratus finally imlemented in the game as well.
I would love more pterosaurs for our aviaries! I am a simple creature- I desire pterosaurs with large crests so they can be colorful and pretty lol.
1.) Dimorphodon - Pretty much a given since they were in Jurrassic world.
2.) Tupandactylus- Nice large head crest, it'll be a nice canvas for some pretty designs.
3.) Nyctosaurus- It's debateable if the large antler like headcrest had skin in between but if it's made to have a sail it
ll be fun to design.
1.) Dimorphodon - Pretty much a given since they were in Jurrassic world.
2.) Tupandactylus- Nice large head crest, it'll be a nice canvas for some pretty designs.
3.) Nyctosaurus- It's debateable if the large antler like headcrest had skin in between but if it's made to have a sail it
ll be fun to design.
I just want AMARGASAURUS, THERIZINOSAURUS and CONCAVENATOR.
It would be great to see dinosaurs from the novel in the game. There are not too many species that did not get into the game.
I know what you're thinking you're thinking I'm beating a dead horse but this is basically what a lot of people would want especially the top 5 UNIQUE Theropod features on each species that we would want to have with new mechanics. And I'm pretty sure a lot of you would agree so 1+ this Comment if you agree with this list.
1. THERIZINOSAURUS: the ultimate fighting herbivore I would love to see this dinosaur slap a T-Rex around with those heavy claws, let's be honest we all want this Dinosaur how to display mechanic similar to the Iguanodon using its claws as well to grab its food. Its Just Awesome....
2. CRYOLOPHOSAURUS: yes I know I keep mentioning this beautiful animal but it's only to make Frontier understand how important to include this animal is besides this dinosaur is awesome to look at I mean it could have a Olorotitan looking crest with all different types of colors it's just so beautiful you could literally call this dinosaur the peacock of Antarctica but since Antarctica is not in the game I wouldn't mind seeing a dig site for this dinosaur in Queens Australia or any other part of Australia as long as it's put in there I know it's in accurate but we need dinosaurs from that region anyway.
3. CONCAVENATOR: as a Spanish European myself I have been fascinated by this beautiful shark tooth lizard from my Ancestral homeland, I absolutely adore it because of its unique size compared to its relatives or more massive than this animal, even though it's not canon it's basically semi Canon because of its reference in the Lockwood Manor in Fallen Kingdom another words a beautiful and also bizarre dinosaur. Concavenator is my second favorite carnivore after Cryolophosaurus. Hoping both these dinosaurs will make it into the game please Frontier. I could imagine this dinosaur fighting the Velociraptor
4. DEINOCHEIRUS: a bizarre omnivore similar in body build to the Therizinosaurus but a little bigger than Therizinosaurus when it comes to size I absolutely hope Frontier ads this dinosaur too because we need more bizarre dinosaurs in this game to make it more interesting and especially since mechanics are essential for this game to keep people interested and since I would love to see new mechanics each time a new dinosaur is added I think this dinosaur would definitely be awesome to have new mechanics especially since this animal probably ate fish like Spinosaurus but more similar to a pelican. and also I can imagine this dinosaur swallowing a compsognathus like a pelican would swallow a fish or bird.
5. AUSTRORAPTOR: this Raptor pretty much is more unique compared to its relatives the Velociraptor and Deinonychus already in the game but the difference is its snout is narrow and was believed to be a fish eating small 20 foot long carnivore and it would absolutely be a unique Raptor species to include into our Parks due to the fact that this animal would most likely prioritize eating from the fish feeders already in the game rather than eating from the carnivore feeders, plus it could be our first small carnivore that eats fish. And everyone's probably wondering why this Raptor species well if you look at the Utahraptor it's too similar to the Velociraptor in the game and would probably display the exact same mechanics so why not add something different.
later I will put out another list but involving pterosaurs of my top five but in the meantime I'm going to keep going on with this types of lists because I want us all to let Frontier know that these dinosaurs here should be considered even though some of these are non Canon these are absolutely cool and awesome looking dinosaurs.
1. THERIZINOSAURUS: the ultimate fighting herbivore I would love to see this dinosaur slap a T-Rex around with those heavy claws, let's be honest we all want this Dinosaur how to display mechanic similar to the Iguanodon using its claws as well to grab its food. Its Just Awesome....
2. CRYOLOPHOSAURUS: yes I know I keep mentioning this beautiful animal but it's only to make Frontier understand how important to include this animal is besides this dinosaur is awesome to look at I mean it could have a Olorotitan looking crest with all different types of colors it's just so beautiful you could literally call this dinosaur the peacock of Antarctica but since Antarctica is not in the game I wouldn't mind seeing a dig site for this dinosaur in Queens Australia or any other part of Australia as long as it's put in there I know it's in accurate but we need dinosaurs from that region anyway.
3. CONCAVENATOR: as a Spanish European myself I have been fascinated by this beautiful shark tooth lizard from my Ancestral homeland, I absolutely adore it because of its unique size compared to its relatives or more massive than this animal, even though it's not canon it's basically semi Canon because of its reference in the Lockwood Manor in Fallen Kingdom another words a beautiful and also bizarre dinosaur. Concavenator is my second favorite carnivore after Cryolophosaurus. Hoping both these dinosaurs will make it into the game please Frontier. I could imagine this dinosaur fighting the Velociraptor
4. DEINOCHEIRUS: a bizarre omnivore similar in body build to the Therizinosaurus but a little bigger than Therizinosaurus when it comes to size I absolutely hope Frontier ads this dinosaur too because we need more bizarre dinosaurs in this game to make it more interesting and especially since mechanics are essential for this game to keep people interested and since I would love to see new mechanics each time a new dinosaur is added I think this dinosaur would definitely be awesome to have new mechanics especially since this animal probably ate fish like Spinosaurus but more similar to a pelican. and also I can imagine this dinosaur swallowing a compsognathus like a pelican would swallow a fish or bird.
5. AUSTRORAPTOR: this Raptor pretty much is more unique compared to its relatives the Velociraptor and Deinonychus already in the game but the difference is its snout is narrow and was believed to be a fish eating small 20 foot long carnivore and it would absolutely be a unique Raptor species to include into our Parks due to the fact that this animal would most likely prioritize eating from the fish feeders already in the game rather than eating from the carnivore feeders, plus it could be our first small carnivore that eats fish. And everyone's probably wondering why this Raptor species well if you look at the Utahraptor it's too similar to the Velociraptor in the game and would probably display the exact same mechanics so why not add something different.
later I will put out another list but involving pterosaurs of my top five but in the meantime I'm going to keep going on with this types of lists because I want us all to let Frontier know that these dinosaurs here should be considered even though some of these are non Canon these are absolutely cool and awesome looking dinosaurs.
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Such a magnificent list! Very good choise of dinosaurs, and such beautiful pictures!! The Therizinosaurus is perfectly fine too, i don't want a plucked chicken design, but my favourite Therizino is still the one from The Isle/The Stomping Land.
And i just gotto show this picture too that makes a very good point.
So any chance of getting a new dinosaur pack around christmas?
Possible adds of pterosaurs:
Cearadactylus, Dimorphodon or Pterodactylus
Possible adds of herbivore dinosaurs:
Therizinosaurus, Mussaurus or Pachyrhinosaurus
Possible adds of carnivore dinosaurs:
Segisaurus, Tarbosaurus or Rugops
Possible adds of pterosaurs:
Cearadactylus, Dimorphodon or Pterodactylus
Possible adds of herbivore dinosaurs:
Therizinosaurus, Mussaurus or Pachyrhinosaurus
Possible adds of carnivore dinosaurs:
Segisaurus, Tarbosaurus or Rugops
Personally, I find the whole dino bird thing overrated, and I don’t give a crap if it’s among the best proofs of evolution. Dinosaurs are still reptiles, and this zeal to give them feathers stinks of animal racism as demonstrated by hypocrites like Robert Bakker.
Also here’s what our friend Steamblust did for Therizino.
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/jurassicworldevo/comments/9c4dlf/ingame_therizinosaurus_fan_concept/
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Personally, I find the whole dino bird thing overrated, and I don’t give a crap if it’s among the best proofs of evolution. Dinosaurs are still reptiles, and this zeal to give them feathers stinks of animal racism as demonstrated by hypocrites like Robert Bakker.
Also here’s what our friend Steamblust did for Therizino.
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/jurassicworldevo/comments/9c4dlf/ingame_therizinosaurus_fan_concept/
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Nay i say! This isn't about some feathery obsession, I think the closer to what it was in real life is what makes it more interesting, if I want dinosaurs only to look cool I might aswell look at fantasy/sci-fi drawings of dragons/aliens.
However I've admittedly gone very biased about Therizinosauruses since I've absolutely fallen in love with the very familiar yet otherworldly design/conceptual idea of this (hopefully) beautiful creature.
I probably sound a bit contradictive.
I've recently heard that sauropods might've had beaks to shield their teeth or something, and while i think it sounds weird and completely mess up how i imagined them before I welcome the concept, though i won't accept it as facts until I've seen good articles or studies backing up this hypothesis.
I agree with you though that there is indeed beauty in old illustrations of dinosaurs aswell and putting feathers on all dinosaurs would be a bit strange.
hey here is a list of cretaceous herbivores
aegyptosaurus a sauropod from mid to late cretaceous in Egypt and Niger in 1932
albertaceratops from upper cretaceous in oldman formation in Alberta in Canada in 2007
aletopelta from late cretaceous in southern California in USA in 2001
amaonsaurus a diplodocoid sauropod from early cretaceous in Amazon basin in Brazil in south america in 2003
ampelosaurus from late cretaceous in Europe in 1995
anchiceratops from late cretaceous in Alberta in Canada in 1914
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aegyptosaurus a sauropod from mid to late cretaceous in Egypt and Niger in 1932
albertaceratops from upper cretaceous in oldman formation in Alberta in Canada in 2007
aletopelta from late cretaceous in southern California in USA in 2001
amaonsaurus a diplodocoid sauropod from early cretaceous in Amazon basin in Brazil in south america in 2003
ampelosaurus from late cretaceous in Europe in 1995
anchiceratops from late cretaceous in Alberta in Canada in 1914
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I'd really like to see some more unique animals in the game:
Concavenator corcovatus: one of my all time favorite theropods, I think the animal would fit perfectly into the game; while being another Carcharodontosauridae it still can stand out by itself from its cousins and add to the roster pretty nicely.
Cryolophosaurus ellioti: A stunning Tetanurae from antarctica; another unique addition to the game.
Ichthyovenator laosensis: A unique Spinosauridae from Laos; it would add another ichthyophagus genus to the game and yet another animal that would surely stand out in any park.
Bajadasaurus pronuspinax: A unique argentinan Dicraeosauridae sauropod; this animal had forward pointing spines along the neck, hypothesized to be used as defensive means for the animal.
Its looks, while similar to the much more requested Amargasaurus, would lend to the first ever sauropod with offensive capabilities.
Spiclypeus shipporum: A Chasmosaurinae ceratopsid from the Judith River formation; while still of dubious nature, the frill and cranial bones surely distinguish it from other members of its family.
Einiosaurus procurvicornis: possibly one of the strangest ceratopsians, this peculiar Centrosaurinae dinosaur from Montana would break the mold of the current ceratopsian variety we have.
Therizinosaurus cheloniformis: I think this dinosaur has been requested enough times here that I can just move along
Hypsilophodon foxii: a Ornithischian dinosaur from the Isle of Wight; it would add to the pretty limited choice we have in small herbivore species, giving us a pretty unique animal to compliment our exhibits.
Tethyshadros insularis: A smaller species of Italian Hadrosauromorph; aside from the smaller size, the animal had peculiar head and tail proportions with the tail suddenly becoming very thin for its second half; it would surely be easily recognizable from the other members of the group we already have in the game.
Concavenator corcovatus: one of my all time favorite theropods, I think the animal would fit perfectly into the game; while being another Carcharodontosauridae it still can stand out by itself from its cousins and add to the roster pretty nicely.
Cryolophosaurus ellioti: A stunning Tetanurae from antarctica; another unique addition to the game.
Ichthyovenator laosensis: A unique Spinosauridae from Laos; it would add another ichthyophagus genus to the game and yet another animal that would surely stand out in any park.
Bajadasaurus pronuspinax: A unique argentinan Dicraeosauridae sauropod; this animal had forward pointing spines along the neck, hypothesized to be used as defensive means for the animal.
Its looks, while similar to the much more requested Amargasaurus, would lend to the first ever sauropod with offensive capabilities.
Spiclypeus shipporum: A Chasmosaurinae ceratopsid from the Judith River formation; while still of dubious nature, the frill and cranial bones surely distinguish it from other members of its family.
Einiosaurus procurvicornis: possibly one of the strangest ceratopsians, this peculiar Centrosaurinae dinosaur from Montana would break the mold of the current ceratopsian variety we have.
Therizinosaurus cheloniformis: I think this dinosaur has been requested enough times here that I can just move along
Hypsilophodon foxii: a Ornithischian dinosaur from the Isle of Wight; it would add to the pretty limited choice we have in small herbivore species, giving us a pretty unique animal to compliment our exhibits.
Tethyshadros insularis: A smaller species of Italian Hadrosauromorph; aside from the smaller size, the animal had peculiar head and tail proportions with the tail suddenly becoming very thin for its second half; it would surely be easily recognizable from the other members of the group we already have in the game.
Bizarre Herbivore Dinosaurs of my top 5 list I won't mention dinosaurs like therizinosaurus since I put it on my last list so I'm going to add new dinosaurs that are probably on my top 5 list of bizarre Herbivores because there are a lot of them from different genuses that should be considered by Frontier because of their bizarre looks and also possibly new mechanics that we've never seen before.
1. PACHYRHINOSAURUS: I know what you're thinking why pachyrhinosaurus I've mentioned him in the past but a unique ceratopsid that pretty much looks like if triceratops and pachycephalosaurus had a baby it would be pachyrhinosaurus. And of course it's mentioned in fallen kingdom as a dinosaur cloned and as you can see in the movie one of the guards was holding a list that contain the list of species and of course sinoceratops and pachyrhinosaurus were on board the ship leaving the island of Isla nublar in the film and was probably sold at the auction, but I wouldn't mind Frontier adding this dinosaur 2 to Jurassic World lore.
2. AMARGASAURUS: among my favorite of the small sauropods I advocate to Frontier to please put this dinosaur in the game because of its unique spikes on its neck and the fact that it's a small sauropod just like nigersaurus. And we need more South American dinosaurs besides Asian ones and I am still enthusiastic about dinosaurs more than flying reptiles or sea reptiles I admit, but if this dinosaur were added Frontier this dinosaur would probably be one of many dinosaurs that could probably fight back against the indominus Rex.
3. MIRAGAIA: this dinosaur from Europe definitely a win for me as to which Stegosaurid they should add to the game and I feel like we're overdue for a new Stegosaurid Dinosaur, I hope frontiers consider this dinosaur to be added due to the fact that it's unique long neck kind of shows that if added it could display new mechanics we haven't seen from members of its family in the game yet.
4. AMPELOSAURUS: a European Sauropod I've been wanting to see in the game for some time now and I would prefer this dinosaur over the ankylodocus currently in the game a medium sized Sauropod I would definitely want in this game to replace the hybrid that I have trouble trying to put into my Park out of not really liking the hybrid dinosaur and I hope that Frontier is reading this because I personally would love a sauropod that can fight back against indominus Rex.
5. BRACHYTRACHELOPAN: it's basically a sauropod that tried to become a hadrosaur in evolution terms, I'm hoping that Frontier also consider this close relative to amargasaurus because this sauropods shortened neck definitely makes it unique enough to warrant an inclusion due to the fact that it's absolutely bizarre and definitely would fit in adding more flavor to the game in dinosaur uniqueness and possibly eating from regular feeders just like nigersaurus.
I know make a list of witch pterosaurs I would have in my top five but it's going to take awhile since I have to do some more research on certain species that are bizarre enough to be included into this game and I'm going to have the leave out the giant pterosaurs because they're just too big to fit in the aviaryand my entire list would mostly consist of the giant pterosaurs such as quetzalcoatlus and also see reptiles as much as I want them I'm thinking that the only sea reptile I would ever want is mosasaurus. However what do you think of this list of dinosaurs 1+ if you agree with this list.
1. PACHYRHINOSAURUS: I know what you're thinking why pachyrhinosaurus I've mentioned him in the past but a unique ceratopsid that pretty much looks like if triceratops and pachycephalosaurus had a baby it would be pachyrhinosaurus. And of course it's mentioned in fallen kingdom as a dinosaur cloned and as you can see in the movie one of the guards was holding a list that contain the list of species and of course sinoceratops and pachyrhinosaurus were on board the ship leaving the island of Isla nublar in the film and was probably sold at the auction, but I wouldn't mind Frontier adding this dinosaur 2 to Jurassic World lore.
2. AMARGASAURUS: among my favorite of the small sauropods I advocate to Frontier to please put this dinosaur in the game because of its unique spikes on its neck and the fact that it's a small sauropod just like nigersaurus. And we need more South American dinosaurs besides Asian ones and I am still enthusiastic about dinosaurs more than flying reptiles or sea reptiles I admit, but if this dinosaur were added Frontier this dinosaur would probably be one of many dinosaurs that could probably fight back against the indominus Rex.
3. MIRAGAIA: this dinosaur from Europe definitely a win for me as to which Stegosaurid they should add to the game and I feel like we're overdue for a new Stegosaurid Dinosaur, I hope frontiers consider this dinosaur to be added due to the fact that it's unique long neck kind of shows that if added it could display new mechanics we haven't seen from members of its family in the game yet.
4. AMPELOSAURUS: a European Sauropod I've been wanting to see in the game for some time now and I would prefer this dinosaur over the ankylodocus currently in the game a medium sized Sauropod I would definitely want in this game to replace the hybrid that I have trouble trying to put into my Park out of not really liking the hybrid dinosaur and I hope that Frontier is reading this because I personally would love a sauropod that can fight back against indominus Rex.
5. BRACHYTRACHELOPAN: it's basically a sauropod that tried to become a hadrosaur in evolution terms, I'm hoping that Frontier also consider this close relative to amargasaurus because this sauropods shortened neck definitely makes it unique enough to warrant an inclusion due to the fact that it's absolutely bizarre and definitely would fit in adding more flavor to the game in dinosaur uniqueness and possibly eating from regular feeders just like nigersaurus.
I know make a list of witch pterosaurs I would have in my top five but it's going to take awhile since I have to do some more research on certain species that are bizarre enough to be included into this game and I'm going to have the leave out the giant pterosaurs because they're just too big to fit in the aviaryand my entire list would mostly consist of the giant pterosaurs such as quetzalcoatlus and also see reptiles as much as I want them I'm thinking that the only sea reptile I would ever want is mosasaurus. However what do you think of this list of dinosaurs 1+ if you agree with this list.
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Some non-dinosaur paleo-species would be awesome. If they found Amber with smilodon in it they wouldn't chuck it away, they'd capitalize on it.
So my biggest request would have to be
•Dimetrodon (close enough to a dinosaur and personal favorite)
Also...
•Amargasaurus (dynamic frilled saurapod)
•King Kong (what've they got in there...? *Joke of course)
So my biggest request would have to be
•Dimetrodon (close enough to a dinosaur and personal favorite)
Also...
•Amargasaurus (dynamic frilled saurapod)
•King Kong (what've they got in there...? *Joke of course)
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I think it would be cool to make the dinosaur count 120 by the time this game is abandoned by the devs. The only dinosaur I really want to see is Segisaurus because it was on the original park. Other than that, I would focus more on remodeling the dinosaurs we do have. Acrocanthosaurus and Spinosaurus are two that really need remodeling the most. (I also wish for movie roars)