I had this neat conceptual idea come about recently about having certain species of dinosaurs "interacting" with the viewing galleries and viewing platforms. They would have to do this via script animation sequences. This is just to expand the viewing buildings with more life, and to give the dinosaur species more uniqueness. The four dinosaur species I see doing this are: Brachiosaurus, Acrocanthosaurus, Dilophosaurus, and Indominus rex. These sequences for the four dinosaurs would probably have to work only when either of the two viewing buildings are powered up, open, not damaged up, and when the park is open with the other three factors in place together in order to make sense.


Brachiosaurus:
This "giant herbivore" class dinosaur is known to stand on its hind legs in the film series, so I thought of having it doing that in-game when a script sequence plays out for it to interact with the viewing platform.
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In this way, the brachiosaurus's rear posture can be referenced in-game as it does in the films. When it does, it could probably sneeze like in the first movie, or just merely observe curiously.

Acrocanthosaurus:
The acros in-game are all about raw muscle and brute strength. To make them more unique, maybe they could interact with the viewing galleries by actually, butting their heads up against them to shake up the building!
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Dilophosaurus:
This dinosaur's spitting ability isn't frequently seen in-game. But, I think it could make some of it up by "spitting" at the viewing galleries since they can get loaded with human faces!
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Indominus rex:
For this dinosaur, as a gigantic genetically modified hybrid with such intelligence, I think a way to make it more scary is when it would interact with the viewing galleries because she see a few tasty guests behind a glass wall...
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For further reference, I would imagine the Indominus rex's animation for this script would be something almost like what it did in its official Hybrid Profile video where it literally broke the fourth wall at the viewers!
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74LntABT9Ug


Thoughts?
 
Great ideas! Most large carnivores would benefit from having what you mentioned for the Acro and Indom. Really like the Dilo idea, would be awesome if they spit at keeps driving by also.
 
I had this neat conceptual idea come about recently about having certain species of dinosaurs "interacting" with the viewing galleries and viewing platforms. They would have to do this via script animation sequences. This is just to expand the viewing buildings with more life, and to give the dinosaur species more uniqueness. The four dinosaur species I see doing this are: Brachiosaurus, Acrocanthosaurus, Dilophosaurus, and Indominus rex. These sequences for the four dinosaurs would probably have to work only when either of the two viewing buildings are powered up, open, not damaged up, and when the park is open with the other three factors in place together in order to make sense.


Brachiosaurus:
This "giant herbivore" class dinosaur is known to stand on its hind legs in the film series, so I thought of having it doing that in-game when a script sequence plays out for it to interact with the viewing platform.
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In this way, the brachiosaurus's rear posture can be referenced in-game as it does in the films. When it does, it could probably sneeze like in the first movie, or just merely observe curiously.

Acrocanthosaurus:
The acros in-game are all about raw muscle and brute strength. To make them more unique, maybe they could interact with the viewing galleries by actually, butting their heads up against them to shake up the building!
View attachment 143612

Dilophosaurus:
This dinosaur's spitting ability isn't frequently seen in-game. But, I think it could make some of it up by "spitting" at the viewing galleries since they can get loaded with human faces!
View attachment 143614

Indominus rex:
For this dinosaur, as a gigantic genetically modified hybrid with such intelligence, I think a way to make it more scary is when it would interact with the viewing galleries because she see a few tasty guests behind a glass wall...
View attachment 143617
For further reference, I would imagine the Indominus rex's animation for this script would be something almost like what it did in its official Hybrid Profile video where it literally broke the fourth wall at the viewers!
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74LntABT9Ug


Thoughts?

Agree on everything but the Brachio point (it is not proven at all that her legs were strong enough to support her rearing).

But I wholeheartedly agree that carnivores at least should try to attack viewing attractions. I really don't get why they always go for regular fences when agitated when sometimes they have those nice attractions full of treats... er... visitors, nearer.
 
I definitely like this proposal! Would love to see this as part of the game!

Another idea could be the Ankylosaurus lightly swinging her clubbed tail against the viewing gallery, not in an aggressive manner but out of curiousity like "huh, what is this? knock knock!". :D

Agree on everything but the Brachio point (it is not proven at all that her legs were strong enough to support her rearing).
That might be true, but JWE is a game about dinosaurs from the Jurassic-Franchise, not about science. Otherwise Frontier also would have to greatly scale up the Dilophosaurus, greatly scale down the Velociraptor, cover it and other carnivores with feathers and remove the hybrids. We don't want that, do we? ;) I guess we could oversee a Brachiosaurus rearing up onto her hindlegs despite this maybe being illogical.
 
I definitely like this proposal! Would love to see this as part of the game!

Another idea could be the Ankylosaurus lightly swinging her clubbed tail against the viewing gallery, not in an aggressive manner but out of curiousity like "huh, what is this? knock knock!". :D


That might be true, but JWE is a game about dinosaurs from the Jurassic-Franchise, not about science. Otherwise Frontier also would have to greatly scale up the Dilophosaurus, greatly scale down the Velociraptor, cover it and other carnivores with feathers and remove the hybrids. We don't want that, do we? ;) I guess we could oversee a Brachiosaurus rearing up onto her hindlegs despite this maybe being illogical.

I do. And I know I'm not the only one 🤷‍♂️
 
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