I was going to say exactly that, and even add some more conspiracy - the baboon and tortoise feel like scraps left from the arid pack, which would explain why it was so ungulate heavy if these species couldn't be completed in time. It's also quite clear there was a highlands pack in the making, and then you got some african species and the secretary bird (and black rhino) for a safari pack.Everyone wondering why this pack is so weird? There's a clear solution. It's clear that there were two packs that Frontier had planned, a highlands pack (pallas cat, markhor, Andean bear, and baboon) and a scrubland pack (tortoise, dik-dik, and sifaka). However, for whatever reason, they couldn't be completed as two separate DLCs so Frontier just decided to combine them into one final pack and say goodbye to Planet Zoo.
11 months later ...if we even get that far LOL
Proboscis monkeys and brown throated sloths are held basically nowhere and those made it in.yeah the walrus is probably more recognizable but it's held in like two places (Indy and Seaworld afaik), so in no world is it a zoo staple.
This all adds up to me. The really baffling one is the sifaka, which almost certainly has a unique rig and some highly demanding animations.I was going to say exactly that, and even add some more conspiracy - the baboon and tortoise feel like scraps left from the arid pack, which would explain why it was so ungulate heavy if these species couldn't be completed in time. It's also quite clear there was a highlands pack in the making, and then you got some african species and the secretary bird (and black rhino) for a safari pack.
The Goodfellow tree Kangaroo I think was replaced by the Quokka. And Soith America I believe is deliberately being kept for the sequel, perhaps with birds in mind.
I really think there's something to this line of thinking. I thought that if there were two more packs, all possible evidence was pointing to Highlands + Scrublands. The fact that several of the other potential dictionary species matched up with these (Goodfellow for highlands, echidna and secretary for scrublands) seemed to support the theory. Hell, I'd even go so far as to suggest that even the pack artwork is partially a remnant from a standalone highlands pack that just had the party favors added in after the call was made to combine the two.Everyone wondering why this pack is so weird? There's a clear solution. It's clear that there were two packs that Frontier had planned, a highlands pack (pallas cat, markhor, Andean bear, and baboon) and a scrubland pack (tortoise, dik-dik, and sifaka). However, for whatever reason, they couldn't be completed as two separate DLCs so Frontier just decided to combine them into one final pack and say goodbye to Planet Zoo.
They are held in zoos in their respective regionsProboscis monkeys and brown throated sloths are held basically nowhere and those made it in.
The "ultimate zoo" with fewer total birds than the number of waterfowl species I saw at one 12-acre zoo in Brooklyn...Reading the way the steam store page for the dlc is written, I'm doubting another dlc is in the plans. It would be an odd way to celebrate the "ultimate zoo" to continue making dlc and adding more career scenarios afterwards.
My bet is that it was a long time in the making.This all adds up to me. The really baffling one is the sifaka, which almost certainly has a unique rig and some highly demanding animations.
cant believe tihs game doesnt have,,,,"Sorry, but with the lack of iconic animals, the game will have an unfinished taste…![]()
Look man, you may like a zoo game without these animals, but let's face it: your opinion is wrong, ok? The game is just useless trash without gray foxes and Chickeraffescant believe tihs game doesnt have,,,,"
- Lion - Known as the "King of the Jungle" and a symbol of strength and bravery.
- Elephant - Revered for their intelligence and often seen as symbols of wisdom.
- Tiger - Powerful and majestic, representing strength and independence.
- Panda - A conservation symbol, often associated with efforts to protect endangered species.
- Wolf - Represents wildness and the spirit of nature, featured in many myths and legends.
- Giraffe - Famous for their long necks and graceful presence in the African savannah.
- Kangaroo - A unique symbol of Australia, known for their powerful legs and hopping.
- Gorilla - Often seen as a symbol of strength and family bonds.
- Cheetah - The fastest land animal, representing speed and agility.
- Orangutan - Known for their intelligence and gentle demeanor, they are important for conservation.
- Polar Bear - A symbol of the Arctic and a key figure in discussions on climate change.
- Koala - A beloved symbol of Australia, known for their calm and cuddly appearance.
- Red Fox - Known for their cunning nature, often featured in folklore and stories.
- Rhinoceros - A symbol of strength and resilience, but also of the fight against poaching.
- Leopard - Recognized for their speed, agility, and stunning spotted coat.
- Bison - A symbol of the American plains and a key species in prairie ecosystems.
- Jaguar - Known for their powerful build and presence in Central and South American cultures.
- Zebra - Recognized for their striking black and white stripes.
- Hippopotamus - A dominant presence in African rivers and lakes, known for their size and power.
- Grizzly Bear - An icon of the North American wilderness, symbolizing strength and resilience.
Original social media comments be likecant believe tihs game doesnt have,,,,"
- Lion - Known as the "King of the Jungle" and a symbol of strength and bravery.
- Elephant - Revered for their intelligence and often seen as symbols of wisdom.
- Tiger - Powerful and majestic, representing strength and independence.
- Panda - A conservation symbol, often associated with efforts to protect endangered species.
- Wolf - Represents wildness and the spirit of nature, featured in many myths and legends.
- Giraffe - Famous for their long necks and graceful presence in the African savannah.
- Kangaroo - A unique symbol of Australia, known for their powerful legs and hopping.
- Gorilla - Often seen as a symbol of strength and family bonds.
- Cheetah - The fastest land animal, representing speed and agility.
- Orangutan - Known for their intelligence and gentle demeanor, they are important for conservation.
- Polar Bear - A symbol of the Arctic and a key figure in discussions on climate change.
- Koala - A beloved symbol of Australia, known for their calm and cuddly appearance.
- Red Fox - Known for their cunning nature, often featured in folklore and stories.
- Rhinoceros - A symbol of strength and resilience, but also of the fight against poaching.
- Leopard - Recognized for their speed, agility, and stunning spotted coat.
- Bison - A symbol of the American plains and a key species in prairie ecosystems.
- Jaguar - Known for their powerful build and presence in Central and South American cultures.
- Zebra - Recognized for their striking black and white stripes.
- Hippopotamus - A dominant presence in African rivers and lakes, known for their size and power.
- Grizzly Bear - An icon of the North American wilderness, symbolizing strength and resilience.
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Definitely feeling the same way. Which is even weirder because I actually kinda like the pack? Haha.Man does anyone else feel so idk, weird?
Like i was so excited and couldnt wait for the announcement to final come out, but now that its here i feel so indifferent about it.
Final pack where one animal is probably my most wanted for a while, but its the only animal i actively wanted out of these
Yup, I'd tend to agree. That and the name of the pack drive it home for me.Reading the way the steam store page for the dlc is written, I'm doubting another dlc is in the plans. It would be an odd way to celebrate the "ultimate zoo" to continue making dlc and adding more career scenarios afterwards.
Yeah I could definitely see them having more packs planned and animals in development and then the budget team coming in like "no, we need to restructure to be more cost effective and audience grabbing."I was going to say exactly that, and even add some more conspiracy - the baboon and tortoise feel like scraps left from the arid pack, which would explain why it was so ungulate heavy if these species couldn't be completed in time. It's also quite clear there was a highlands pack in the making, and then you got some african species and the secretary bird (and black rhino) for a safari pack.
The Goodfellow tree Kangaroo I think was replaced by the Quokka. And Soith America I believe is deliberately being kept for the sequel, perhaps with birds in mind.