I'm in New England so, I guess I'd go with...
Like the realistic version?
Southwest USA:
Shenandoah Pack:
Semi-realistic is good enough I guess. I put the Loon in my list and that is extremely unlikely.
I've always wanted the Iberian Lynx
We don’t have alligator snapping turtles in New England. Unless they are uncommon southern of the Cape? But I did keep the porcupine, black Bear, river otter, and duck slot. I changed the species of duck to one a “little less” common in zoos. I also decided to go with two exhibit animals, timber rattlesnakes to represent some New England conservation efforts, and a lobster to represent the sea coast! Considering we already have the grey seal I’m pretty happy.I'm in New England so, I guess I'd go with...
- NA black bear
- NA porcupine
- Wood duck
- Turkey
- NA river otter
- Exhibit: timber rattlesnake
- EXHIBIT: common lobster
I specifically decided to include animals based on how the game classifies them because while barnyard is the most obvious case of this is wrong you then run into issues of do I count animals where their invasive ranges are included like the porcupine and monarch, do I include things like the cassowary in asia because they cross the political but not the biogeographic boundary, even in barnyard do I include animals based on where the breed was developed or where the original species was. I opted to include everything based solely on where the game decided they were which to me is symbolic of what they intended them to be used and its also because the list I pulled this info from I designed to help me sort animals based on care requirements.
yep its the butterflies which actually do quite alot for exhibit diversity including the only tundra exhibit.
Yeah south america bears the brunt of the bad taxonomy with the vague central american boundaries a high number of exhibits, some technicalities and barnyard all over exaggerating the useable south american roster.
I don't think anyone's expecting any news until the livestream scheduled at the end of the month. That's when we are expecting some news about the next DLC.Hello girls & guys!!
Do you think we could have some news next week ?
my country is pretty big so I decided to do specifically my bioregion which in of itself covers slightly more area than belgium
Similar case for me (same country obviously), so it also makes sense for me to centre my pack around my local bioregion
Uh, which carpets do you have around?
Carpet pythons in the Flinders Ranges are usually considered to be inland carpet pythons (M. s. metcalfei), but I left it unspecified given there’s actually been no genetic work done and it’s been proposed that they may be something different, or potentially even part of M. imbricata (southwestern carpet python) rather than M. spilota.
Ah yeah, i heard about carpet Python taxonomy still not being worked out quite yet.
The Flinders ones (whatever they are) are probably my favourites purely because of local bias, but bredli and the classic M. s. spilota/diamond python are both really high up there for me too. Such cool snakes, I’d really love to have any of them in the game (especially given carpets are the “basic” python to me).
Yeah carpets are really cool! They are a top choice (well bredl and jungle) for me when i eventually going to keep a snake. Dumerils boa, and super dwarf retics are the others.The Flinders ones (whatever they are) are probably my favourites purely because of local bias, but bredli and the classic M. s. spilota/diamond python are both really high up there for me too. Such cool snakes, I’d really love to have any of them in the game (especially given carpets are the “basic” python to me).
