DLC Ideas

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After the release of the Dominion Malta Expansion Pack, there is now some concern if JWE 2 is now done with DLC since the original JWE released its last DLC in a similar way and around a similar time. However, regardless of if the game is done with any more DLC, we can all agree that there are some potential ideas for more. So, here is a list of potential DLC ideas of mine, which I will be separating into two categories:
  • Expansion Pack
    • Like the two Dominion packs, expansion packs will include new maps, a new story campaign, and the usual features of every Pack.
  • Species Pack
    • Like the remaining packs, these packs add new species into the game that were or were not part of the franchise, with potential new skins and variants.
Now that these are established, let’s get into the list.

Expansion Pack​
  • Camp Cretaceous: Mantah Corp.
    • Description
      • While we already had a Camp Cretaceous pack, there were some things that were left out or weren’t featured in the show at the time of its release. The last two seasons of Camp Cretaceous offer up brand-new opportunities for gameplay and expansion. This expansion pack will focus on the events that occurred during those last two seasons, in addition to new features based around the “Hidden Adventure” interactive bonus episode.
    • New Species
      • Smilodon
        • First extinct mammal in canon
        • Could hunt scavengers and small herbivores
        • Could fight small carnivores like velociraptor, dilophosaurus, pyroraptor, dimetrodon, etc. (Indoraptor may be the max limit)
        • Could also fight pachycephalosaurs
      • Sino-Spino (Spinoceratops)
        • Skins: Rebel and Angel
        • Omnivorous since the two in the show were stated to be omnivorous.
          • Can feed on ground fiber like the sinoceratops and from the goat feeder, carnivore feeder, and piscivore feeder like spinosaurus
          • Can get along with scavengers, but not other species
      • Nothosaurus
        • Could be made to be semi-aquatic or not
          • If not
            • Terrestrial, but requires a lot more water than other species
            • Marine
          • If semi-aquatic
            • Deep water terrain brush
            • A ramp that connects the lagoon to the ground (with two points to connect fencing)
        • Can hunt small species
        • Can fight pachycephalosaurs and small carnivores
      • Tarbosaurus
        • Would have the clicking sound as featured in “Hidden Adventure”
        • Would also be nice to include another large tyrannosaur
    • Alternate Skins & Variants
      • Spinosaurus (Asset 87) (Variant)
        • Would include the roar
      • Tyrannosaurus rex (Little Eatie) (Skin)
      • Dilophosaurus (Mantah Corp) (Skin)
      • Velociraptor (Mantah Crop) (Skin)
      • Carnotaurus (Toro-Burned) (Skin)?
      • Sinoceratops (Maria) (Skin)
    • Map
      • Mantah Corp Island
        • This island will feature four different biomes the player can move between, such as desert, tundra (or taiga), forest (tropical, alpine, or temperate), and swamp (tropical or new wetland biome)
        • The map would be large
    • Story Campaign
      • Part 1: You are tasked by both Kash and Daniel Kon to run the facility and create the various species they need. In addition, you will aid them in making the dinosaurs more aggressive and pit them in fights to sell to potential customers.
      • Part 2: Kash is gone, and Daniel Kon is arrested. You are now tasked by Dr. Mae Turner and the Nublar Six to turn Mantah Corp Island into a sanctuary and care for all the species harmed by Kash and Daniel’s business methods.
    • New Features
      • Operations
        • BRAD Center
          • Instead of a typical response or medical center, a BRAD Center would have BRAD units that perform these duties. The two types of BRADs can carry out different duties. Drones can also be included.
            • BRADs can capture small species.
            • BRAD-Xs can capture medium-sized species.
            • Drones can capture large species, medicate all species, and summon and move them.
      • Mantah Corp-themed buildings & Decorations
      • Enclosures
        • Hologram Fencing
          • Hologram fencing works similarly to the invisible fence but can feature different biomes as a backdrop you can set, regardless of the biome of the map you are playing in.
        • Lagoons & Aviaries
          • Fenceless lagoon
          • Invisible fenced aviary
        • Ranger Station
          • A small beacon that BRADs, BRAD-Xs, and drones can reach (normal ranger teams can reach them too in sandbox mode)
      • Amenities
        • “Hidden Adventure” themed amenities & Decorations
          • Tyrano-Soar Roller Coaster
            • Would be a great draw-in for thrill-seeking guests
            • A camera view can allow players to “ride” the roller coaster
          • Hidden Adventure Gate
          • Water Shooting Dilophosaurus statue
          • Hidden Adventure Banners
      • Energy
        • Wind Turbine
  • Las Cinco Muertes
    • Description
      • This expansion pack would focus on the Muertes Archipelago, which was featured in JWE. Additionally, this would also be themed around the 1990 and 1995 novels which the entire franchise originated from. In addition, new features would include things from other parts of the franchise. This would be a great way to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Jurassic Park.
    • New Species
      • Microceratus
        • Skins: 2022
        • Featured in the 1990 “Jurassic Park”
        • Missing from the “Dominion: Malta Expansion Pack”
      • Nanosaurus
        • Featured in the 1990 “Jurassic Park”
      • Hadrosaurus
        • Featured in the 1990 “Jurassic Park”
      • Mussaurus
        • Featured in the 1995 “The Lost World”
      • Hypsilophodon
        • Featured in the 1995 “The Lost World”
      • Ornitholestes
        • Featured in the 1995 “The Lost World”
    • Alternate Skins & Variants
      • Mamenchisaurus (1997)
        • The mamenchisaurus in the film is different from the one in the game. It was smaller in size but had a longer tail in comparison.
      • Dilophosaurus (1990 “Jurassic Park”)
        • In the novel, the small dilophosaurus presented in the films were the juveniles in the novel. The adults were much larger, likely the same size as the real dinosaur.
        • The venom spitting is still present, but the frill is not
      • Carnotaurus (1995 “The Lost World”)
        • The chameleon-like aesthetic they were presented as (specifically the eyes)
        • Can camouflage
        • Visual reference: The Lost World: Jurassic Park Arcade
      • Troodon (2011-Telltale)
        • The dark gray with black stripes and red bellies, along with the glowing white, blank, eyes
        • Could also include the sounds from the Telltale game, such as the clicking and growls when attacking
      • Herrerasaurus (2011-Telltale)
        • Red body with yellow back and dark stripes
      • Tylosaurus (2011-Telltale)
        • The bulky build, spiked back, and dark gray and black striped coloring
    • Maps
      • All the maps from the original game are brought back
        • Possibly some alterations to these maps or even redone versions
      • A new map would be based at the Lockwood Manor
    • Story Campaign
      • Part 1: You are tasked by John Hammond, Benjamin Lockwood, and Dr. Henry Wu to bring back these extinct species at the Lockwood Manor.
      • Part 2: After the fallout between Hammond and Lockwood, Hammond and Wu, along with Cabot Finch, are now tasking you with finding out which island in the Muertes Archipelago would be best to start a theme park. You will move between Isla Matanceros, Isla Tacaño, and Isla Muerta, creating small parks on them with dinosaurs.
      • Part 3: On Isla Sorna, you are tasked by Hammond to scout the island to study and document the dinosaurs in their natural habitat. For this, the more and better photos you take, the more your reputation with InGen becomes, which will aid in preventing them from taking the dinosaurs off the island.
      • Part 4: Set in between the events of The Lost World and Jurassic Park 3, you are working with InGen operatives on Isla Sorna to create dinosaurs that were not on InGen’s list.
    • New Features
      • Enclosures
        • Underwater Viewing Dome
          • Similar to the one shown in the Telltale game
          • Marine reptiles can attack the dome and break it open, causing anyone inside to float into the lagoon, where they can be eaten.
      • Fencing
        • Security Level 6 Fencing
          • Essentially the electrified concrete fence from the first game, but can hold every terrestrial species.
          • Would be a great inclusion since the only fence in the game that has a level 6 security rating is the invisible fence.
      • Gene Modification
        • Lysine Dependence
          • An additional gene can be added to include lysine dependence
          • This essentially makes the campaign more challenging as the dinosaurs need to feed on plants and meat that are rich in lysine.
          • If the dinosaurs go too long without these, they will become sick and die.
          • Veterinary Units can inject lysine into the animals
          • Can be turned on or off in sandbox mode
      • Research
        • Lysine Food
          • With the inclusion of the Lysine Dependence gene, lysine-rich foods for dinosaurs are a requirement.
        • Paleobotany
          • Like in the original game, paleo plants can be researched
          • These plants can improve the health and longevity of the herbivores
      • Terrain
        • Lysine Plants
          • Readily available in sandbox mode, regardless of if lysine dependence is on or off
        • Paleo Plants
          • Not a requirement for herbivores, but can be beneficial
          • Readily available in sandbox mode

Species Packs​
  • Hybrid Pack
    • New & Returning Hybrids
      • Stegoceratops
        • Needs a redesign
          • Shorten the brow horns
          • Remove the two additional brow horns
        • Requires the same foods as both the Triceratops and Stegosaurus
        • Cohabitation
          • May or may not like the same ceratopsians as Triceratops
          • Relationship with Triceratops and Stegosaurus
            • Likes both
              • Can be with one or the other at once
              • Can serve as a neutral ground for both, since Ceratopsians and Stegosaurs don’t like each other
            • Likes one, but not the other
            • Dislikes both
        • Animations
          • Fighting
            • Can fight with its horns like a Triceratops and with its thagomizers like Stegosaurus
            • Can kill with the same animations as both
      • Ankylodocus
        • Major redesign
          • The head... just that ugly head.
          • Give more armor covering along the body
          • Scale a little down in size
        • Kill animation
          • Impossible for carnivores, including the Indominus rex, to kill
          • Large carnivores sneak up on the hybrid, only for the clubbed tail to hit it in the head and kill the carnivore
        • Requires the same foods as both the Ankylosaurus and Diplodocus
      • Spinoraptor
        • Remain the same design
          • Any change in design can be minor
        • Requires both the goat feeder and piscivore feeder
        • Remains relatively the same as in the original game
      • Carnoraptor
        • Parental Species
          • Carnotaurus
          • Raptor
            • Velociraptor (as with Spinoraptor in JWE)
            • Pyroraptor (as in “Jurassic World: The Game”)
        • Hunting Animation
          • Rams into goats and small herbivores, then pounce and shake them to death with their mouth
        • Can fight medium-sized carnivores
      • Pachyceratops
        • Parental Species
          • Pachycephalosaurus
          • Nasutoceratops
        • Likes and dislike all species that Pachycephalosaurus and Nasutoceratops like and dislike
        • Fighting and Kill Animations
          • Headbutts opponents while fighting
          • Hits opponent’s head up then slams into the side of their body
      • Giganocephalus
        • Parental Species
          • Giganotosaurus
          • Euoplocephalus
        • Omnivore
          • Prefers carnivore feeder
          • Feeds on ground leaf and ground fruit
          • Can hunt goats
        • Only likes scavengers
      • Pteraquetzal
        • Parental Species
          • Pteranodon
          • Quetzalcoatlus
        • Intermediate in size between Pteranodon and Quetzalcoatlus
        • Can attack helicopters
      • Suchoripterus
        • Parental Species
          • Suchomimus
          • Dsungaripterus
        • Larger than Dsungaripterus
        • Design
          • Let it have a dragon-esque appearance
    • Alternate Skins & Variants
      • Indominus Rex (Level 40-“Jurassic World: The Game”)
      • Indoraptor (Level 40-“Jurassic World: The Game”)
      • Scorpios Rex (Level 40-“Jurassic World: The Game”)
  • Feathered Dinosaur Pack
    • New Species
      • Utahraptor
        • Make them larger than the velociraptors
          • Height: 2.2 meters (7.5 feet)
          • Length: 4.6 meters (15 feet)
            • Velociraptors are 1.7 meters (5.6 feet) tall and 3.9 meters (12.8 feet) long
          • Yes, they are larger estimates than the real dinosaur, but the velociraptors are larger than the actual dinosaur.
        • Keep the natural jaw shape as it will help it not look like a feathered re-skin of a velociraptor.
      • Deinocheirus
        • Omnivore
          • Piscivore Feeder
        • They can get along with most herbivores, although tiny ones like homalocephale could end up being hunted.
        • Could potentially fight large carnivores since deinocheirus was taller than t-rex
      • Archaeopteryx
        • First species to be hatched into an aviary that is not a flying reptile
        • Carnivore Feeder
        • Requires only one or two aviary domes of space
        • Can attack goats and tiny herbivores like homalocephale, as well as guests
          • Although these attacks would need to be swarming attacks like with the compsognathus and Moros intrepidus
      • Ornithomimus
        • More ornithomimids are needed since we currently have three
        • A feathered ornithomimid would not only be a welcomed addition, but would allow it to stand out from the gallimimus, struthiomimus, and arcahaeornithomimus
    • Alternate Skins & Variants
      • Albertosaurus (Feathered)
      • Troodon (Feathered)
      • Qianzhousaurus (Feathered)
      • Cryolophosaurus (Feathered)
      • Pachyrhinosaurus (Feathered) (Don’t get controversial with me, this is the Jurassic franchise)
  • Mid-Cretaceous Pack
    • New Species
      • Microraptor
        • Larger than archaeopteryx
        • Also housed in an aviary
        • Carnivore Feeder
        • Large enough to attack goats, tiny herbivores, and guests without swarming
          • It could also attack small herbivores like struthiomimus, although swarming would be needed
      • Irritator
        • Smaller species of Spinosaur
          • Size could be the same as or smaller than the actual dinosaur.
        • They could fight medium-sized carnivores, but small ones might be more appropriate.
        • While we currently have three spinosaurs, having another would be great, and having it be smaller species would bring more variety.
      • Argentinosaurus
        • One of, if not the largest sauropods in the game
        • While we have several giant sauropods in the game, having one of the largest of all time would be great.
        • It could be impossible for even the Indominus rex to kill due to its massive size.
        • Due to its size, it may be the first herbivore to have a level 6 security rating.
      • Platecarpus
        • A small marine reptile related to mosasaurs
        • We need a much wider variety of marine reptiles
        • Having a smaller species brings variety and adds to the roster
        • Feeds from the fish feeder
        • Requires two or three lagoons of space
        • Could fight ichthyosaurus
  • Late Jurassic Pack
    • New Species
      • Torvosaurus
        • Fossils can be found in Europe (Portugal and/or Germany) and the United States.
        • Make it around the size of an allosaurus
        • Design
          • Have it be similar to allosaurus, but lacking osteoderms
            • A whole body of leathery, scaly skin
            • We could use fewer medium to large-sized carnivores without osteoderms.
        • Dislikes other carnivores (aside from scavengers), especially allosaurus and ceratosaurus
      • Camptosaurus
        • We could use more small, hadrosaur-like herbivores
        • When killed by large carnivores, have them grab the Camptosaurus in their mouth and shake them to death before dropping them.
      • Pliosaurus
        • It’s Predator X. What do you think?
        • Design
          • To keep it from looking like Kronosaurus, have it look like it has a Komodo dragon-like appearance.
      • Sericipterus
        • Small species of pterosaur
          • Smaller than Dimorphodon
        • A small pterosaur would be a great inclusion since we lack them.
  • Mid Jurassic Pack
    • New Species
      • Afrovenator
        • An African megalosaurid theropod
        • While some dinosaurs in the game are from Africa, we could use more
      • Shunosaurus
        • Technically from the Late Jurassic, it could still be placed as a Mid-Jurassic species.
        • A small species of sauropod, which is welcomed since more would be nice.
      • Thalattosuchus
        • A marine crocodile relative
        • Having a crocodyliform in the game, along with another small marine reptile, would be welcomed.
      • Allkaruen
        • Another small pterosaur
        • We need small pterosaurs (and more flying reptiles in general)
  • Early Jurassic Pack
    • New Species
      • Dracovenator
        • A relative of Dilophosaurus from South Africa
        • Its name means “Dragon Hunter.”
        • Dracovenator’s inclusion could round out the dilophosaurids
      • Kotasaurus
        • Another small sauropod
        • This species was found in India, which lacks representation in the game.
      • Dorygnathus
        • A pterosaur that is roughly the size of dimorphodon
      • Macroplata
        • A rhomaleosaurid plesiosaur that was about 15 ft long.
        • They could resemble Pliosaurus and Kronosaurus, but with a slightly longer neck.
  • Triassic Pack
    • New Species
      • Postosuchus
        • Triassic rauisuchid predator
        • Good inclusion of a species that resembled the dinosaurs before the dinosaurs became dominant
      • Plateosaurus
        • Early sauropod relative
        • Essentially, it would resemble a hadrosaur mixed with a sauropod
      • Caelestiventus
        • Another small pterosaur (to be fair, most Triassic pterosaurs were small)
      • Augustasaurus
        • This was a relative of plesiosaurs that grew almost 10 feet long
  • Theropod Pack
    • New Species
      • Gigantoraptor
        • Either an herbivore or an omnivore like its relative Oviraptor
      • Concavenator
        • Featured as a statue in “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.”
      • Rajasaurus
        • A theropod from the sub-continent of India
      • Erlikosaurus
        • A small species of therizinosaur
        • Could be the only therizinosaur to be friendly with other herbivores
  • Ceratopsian Pack
    • New Species
      • Protoceratops
        • Small, hornless ceratopsian
        • It could fight small carnivores like the velociraptor (though it would need to be scaled up a bit) or smaller carnivores such as troodon and coelophysis.
      • Einiosaurus
        • Famous for the horn on its snout that curves forward, away from its face
      • Kosmoceratops
        • Rhino-sized ceratopsian that has a frill that folds forward at the top, and its two horns splay outward to the side
      • Psittacosaurus
        • A small, bipedal ceratopsian with quills along its tail
  • Pterosaur Pack
    • New Species
      • Hatzegopteryx
        • Another large pterosaur species
      • Alcione
        • A pterosaur with an impressive display crest
      • Pterodactylus
        • The first pterosaur to be named and described as a flying reptile
      • Nemicolopterus
        • Smallest known species of pterosaur
  • Marine Reptile Pack
    • New Species
      • Shastasaurus
        • Largest known marine reptile
      • Archelon
        • Large marine turtle from the late cretaceous
        • Can be fed from Fish Feeder
      • Mauisaurus
        • Plesiosaur from New Zealand and named after the demi-god Māui
      • Prognathodon
        • A large relative of Mosasaurus
  • Semi-Aquatic Pack (if semi-aquatic species are made possible in the game)
    • New Species​
      • Deinosuchus
        • One of, if not the largest, crocodilians to ever exist.
        • Was featured as a boss in "The “ost World: Jurassic Park Arcade"​
        • Als” stated to be one of the many species added in the genetics of the Indominus Rex​
        • Could hunt large herbivores, save for sauropods (excluding Nigersaurus and Amargasaurus) and medium-sized carnivores
      • Tanystropheus​
        • A large, long-necked reptile from the Mid-Late Triassic that was likely to have been semi-aquatic​
      • Mesosaurus​
        • Marine reptile, likely semi-aquatic, from the early Permian​
      • Mastodonsaurus​
        • A temnospondyl amphibian from the Mid-Triassic that was about the size of a Saltwater Crocodile​
  • Cenozoic Pack (Since Smilodon is now canon in the franchise)​
    • New Species (was difficult to decide on terrestrial carnivore)​
      • Woolly Mammoth​
        • Pretty obvious​
      • Megalania​
        • Crocodile-sized monitor lizard related to Komodo Dragon​
        • Venomous​
        • Could fight small carnivores​
        • Could possibly hunt medium herbivores​
      • Phorusracos​
        • Nine-foot tall, flightless predatory bird​
        • Could hunt small animals​
        • Could fight small carnivores like the velociraptor​
        • Fight and Kill Animations​
          • Peck at opponents with beak during a fight​
          • Kill by delivering a quick peck to the head and then kicking with clawed feet​
      • Daeodon​
        • A predatory hoofed mammal related to hippos and whales (seriously)​
        • Could fight small carnivores like the velociraptor​
        • Fight and Kill Animations​
          • Bites at an opponent during a fight​
          • Kills opponent by ramming them into the ground and quickly bites down on their head and crushes it​
            • Also, does this when chasing prHaast’st's Eagle​
        • A large eagle that hunted large prey like Moa and is capable of killing humans​
        • Would need to be hatched into an aviary​
        • Fed with a carnivore feeder and Live-Bait Feeder​
      • Megalodon​
        • The largest known shark at around 60-70 feet in length. So large that is hunted whales that were half its size.​
        • Could be fed with shark feeder​
        • Can fight large marine reptiles like Mosasaurus​
        • Small marine reptiles get grabbed, shaken, then swallowed whole​
  • Permian Pack (since Dimetrodon is canon in the franchise)​
    • New Species​
      • Inostrancevia​
        • A large gorgonopsid therapsid predator​
      • Scutosaurus​
        • A large, armored anapsid reptile​
      • Weigeltisaurus​
        • A small gliding reptile​
      • Helicoprion​
        • A shark-like fish with a saw-like jaw​
 
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Sounder1995

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Putting feathers on creatures that likely would've been scaly IRL instead of keeping scaly skin on creatures that likely would've been feathered IRL? That's quite a great use of the themes and lore behind JP and a creative inversion of this franchise's (and pop culture's) usual tropes! 👀
 

Jeff Bird

Jeff Bird
I'd like to see prehistoric mammals and terror birds. The whole point of JP was to bring back extinct animals. The next stage after dinosaurs would be the early mammals and the terror birds 👍🏻
 
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