DLC20 Discussion (maybe, but why not?)

I Don't Know Why, But I Have A Hunch The Next Pack Will For Some Reason Be Another Go At Australasia And This Will Be The Rost
Honestly, if were to get another year of DLC, another Oceania revisit would be great. Wouldn't want it to be the finale though.
  1. Common Brushtail Possum
  2. Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo
  3. Perentie
  4. Short-Beaked Echidna
  5. Swamp Wallaby (my choice for a "total clone," but a hairy-nosed wombat or grey kangaroo would both be fine as well)
  6. Tiger Quoll
  7. Victoria Crowned Pigeon
 
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Unironically banger pack for JWE3.
It's funny, but I don't actually agree. I kind of prefer that JWE is all about the Jurassic-style dinosaurs, to the point where I was actually mildly disappointed that they introduced feathered dinos in the newer movies (and the game). It's just so inconsistent now - if we're doing that, why not make the velociraptor smaller and feathered, you get what I mean? I like that the Jurassic dinos are so stylised.

That said I tend to try and stick to InGen's original list when I build, with a handful of exceptions.
 
Unironically banger pack for JWE3.
Ehh... not really... the Mammoth, Rhino and Megaloceros would make for a nice Eurasian mixed exhibit... but the Cenozoic is huge and there are plenty of interesting options that could be added. Also, the Elephant Bird is recently extinct... not sure if they'd be up to adding an animal that died out in the 1600's...

It's funny, but I don't actually agree. I kind of prefer that JWE is all about the Jurassic-style dinosaurs, to the point where I was actually mildly disappointed that they introduced feathered dinos in the newer movies (and the game). It's just so inconsistent now - if we're doing that, why not make the velociraptor smaller and feathered, you get what I mean? I like that the Jurassic dinos are so stylised.

That said I tend to try and stick to InGen's original list when I build, with a handful of exceptions.
Advancements in technology allow improvements in the cloning process... and as they've pointed out several times, these aren't perfectly real or real looking dinosaurs... not that other parts of the series haven't suggested otherwise...
 
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replace the horse with literally anything else and it will be great. the southern hairy nosed wombat is an animal I have desperately wanted considering in australia it is as common if not more common than the wombat type we already have ingame
I Only Included The Hose Because Every Animal Pack Has Had One Ungulate Option. Maybe Replace It With An Australian Sea Lion.
 
I Only Included The Hose Because Every Animal Pack Has Had One Ungulate Option. Maybe Replace It With An Australian Sea Lion.
Australian sealion is a good choice but we have had 4 packs without a single ungulate in them 2 of which were the Australasian revisits so while yes alll animal packs have had an ungulate there is no reason why a pack needs one. There are also endemic ungulates to Australasia such as anoa and multiple species of pig so the horse was not even the best choice of ungulate.
 
Australian sealion is a good choice but we have had 4 packs without a single ungulate in them 2 of which were the Australasian revisits so while yes alll animal packs have had an ungulate there is no reason why a pack needs one. There are also endemic ungulates to Australasia such as anoa and multiple species of pig so the horse was not even the best choice of ungulate.
The Theme Of The Pack Was More So The Subregion Of Oceania Than The Biogeographic Realm.
 
I kinda hope dlc 20 is the last one because 20 is a good quantity and if they plan to do a sequel they gotta save some sellers for it ^^'

But anyway considering the recent events (last two packs being consistently made of rather basic animals) I think there are two options:

- A "biodiversity/earth" pack. A last pack to round up the game featuring 7 animals from either each continent or each biome (or both).
This would be fairly easy to pull well, there are still plenty of requested animals that don't require that much work, for example:
-- Blackbuck (Asia), Marmot (Europe), American black bear (NA), Mara (SA), Echidna (OC), Rockhopper penguin (ANT), Serval (AF)

- A "farewell" pack. A last pack to round up the game with at least one top wishlist animal (unlikely)
 
Honestly, if were to get another year of DLC, another Oceania revisit would be great. Wouldn't want it to be the finale though.
  1. Common Brushtail Possum
  2. Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo
  3. Perentie
  4. Short-Beaked Echidna
  5. Swamp Wallaby (my choice for a "total clone," but a hairy-nosed wombat or grey kangaroo would both be fine as well)
  6. Tiger Quoll
  7. Victoria Crowned Pigeon
Don't hate it, my preference for Oceania would be:
1. Greater Bilby
2. Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo
3. Yellow-Footed Rock Wallaby
4. Short-Beaked Echidna
5. Perentie
6. Superb Lyrebird
7. Tiger Quoll
 
The Theme Of The Pack Was More So The Subregion Of Oceania Than The Biogeographic Realm.
Since the biogeographic realm was named after the political boundaries they are pretty much the same thing with the only difference is depending on who you ask sulawesi and various pacific islands are sometimes excluded and at is most reductionist its just australia and new zealand.
Australasia both the realm and political boundaries is ultimately just a descrpiton of oceania anyways since it basically is just the major landmasses of that continent minus the far out islands that really dont belong to any continent anyways.
 
Side note but I'll make it a link with the game, Pairi Daiza (Belgium) just announced that they will soon welcome 3 Qinling Golden Snub-Nosed Monkeys :love: A rare subspecies of GSNM that has apparently never been held outside of China before. At the same time, ZooParc de Beauval (France) will be unveiling the 3 that they welcomed a month ago to the general public today. It's the Sichuan subspecies at Beauval.
I'm sooooo happy. GSNM are my favorite monkeys and 1 year ago I would have never thought to have the chance to see them in Europe. I'm going to Pairi Daiza for 2 days-visit at the beginning of August and I hope I will be able to see them.

Now this confirms that I really want an East Asia Pack.

-Golden Snub Nosed Monkey
-François Langur
-Tibetan Fox
-Tanuki
-Muntjac
-Père David's Deer
-Japanese Serow

I know it's not very diversified (2 monkeys, 2 canids, 2 deers and 1 goat) but it is what I feel would be the most representative. I could also sacrifice a deer for a bird.
 
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Inspired by the recent discussion what would be your top picks for the 8 biogeographic realms

nearactic
  • virginia opposum
  • white tailed deer
  • mallard
  • canada goose
  • wild turkey
  • american black bear
  • sea otter

palearctic
  • western roe deer
  • european rabbit
  • northern chamois
  • alpine marmot
  • harbor seal
  • eurasian pine marten
  • white stork

afrotropical
  • nile crocodile
  • mantled guereza
  • helmeted guineafowl
  • de brazzas monkey
  • black backed jackal
  • common eland
  • cape ground squirrel

indomalayan
  • chital
  • banteng
  • nilgai
  • blackbuck
  • reeves muntjac
  • long tailed macaque
  • silver pheasant

australasian
  • perentie
  • short beaked echidna
  • goodfellow tree kangaroo
  • tiger quoll
  • kakapo
  • common brushtail possum
  • greater bilby

neotropical
  • patagonian mara
  • azaras agouti
  • black and gold howler monkey
  • south american coati
  • golden lion tamarin
  • northern tamandua
  • pampas deer

oceanian (the oceania pack had no native oceanian relam animals)
  • hawaiian monk seal
  • mariana monitor
  • pacific black duck
  • pacific reef heron
  • buffbanded rail
  • nene
  • green sea turtle

Antarctic
  • leopard seal
  • southern elephant seal
  • adelie penguin
  • gentoo penguin
  • antarctic fur seal
  • southern rockhopper penguin
  • emperor penguin
 
Side note but I'll make it a link with the game, Pairi Daiza (Belgium) just announced that they will soon welcome 3 Qinling Golden Snub-Nosed Monkeys :love: A rare subspecies of GSNM that has apparently never been held outside of China before. At the same time, ZooParc de Beauval (France) will be unveiling the 3 that they welcomed a month ago to the general public today. It's the Sichuan subspecies at Beauval.
I'm sooooo happy. GSNM are my favorite monkeys and 1 year ago I would have never thought to have the chance to see them in Europe. I'm going to Pairi Daiza for 2 days-visit at the beginning of August and I hope I will be able to see them.

Now this confirms that I really want an East Asia Pack.

-Golden Snub Nosed Monkey
-François Langur
-Tibetan Fox
-Tanuki
-Muntjac
-Père David's Deer
-Japanese Serow

I know it's not very diversified (2 monkeys, 2 canids, 2 deers and 1 goat) but it is what I feel would be the most representative. I could also sacrifice a deer for a bird.
Mandarin, golden pheasant and reeves muntjac really are the make or break animals for an east asia pack imo
 
Inspired by the recent discussion what would be your top picks for the 8 biogeographic realms
Nearctic:
1. Virginia Opossum
2. North American Porcupine
3. Ringtail
4. Wapiti
5. Canada Goose
6. Greater Roadrunner
7. Mountain Kingsnake [E]
8. Hellbender [E]

Palaearctic:
1. Mountain Hare
2. European Hedgehog
3. Yellow-throated Marten
4. Aoudad
5. Sika Deer
6. Mandarin Duck
7. Golden Pheasant
8. Sheltopusik [E]

Afrotropical:
1. Rock Hyrax
2. Malagasy Giant Rat
3. South African Springhare
4. Common Eland
5. Helmeted Guineafowl
6. Egyptian Goose
7. Radiated Tortoise
8. Jackson’s Chameleon [E]

Neotropical:
1. Patagonian Mara
2. Red-rumped Agouti
3. Geoffroy’s Spider Monkey
4. Cotton-top Tamarin
5. Bolivian Squirrel Monkey
6. South American Coati
7. Red-legged Seriema
8. Rhinoceros Iguana

Indomalayan:
1. Sulawesi Bear Cuscus*
2. North Luzon Giant Cloud Rat
3. Sulawesi Crested Macaque*
4. Indochinese Hog Deer
5. Blackbuck
6. Lowland Anoa*
7. Reticulated Python [E]
8. King Cobra [E]

*whether Sulawesi is in the Indomalayan or Australasian realm depends on who you ask, IMO it fits the Indomalayan realm better given its fauna is still predominantly Asian (it sits on the Asian side of Weber’s Line, which defines roughly where the wildlife of Wallacea switches from mainly Asian to mainly Australian in ancestry)

Australasian:
1. Short-beaked Echidna
2. Greater Bilby
3. Spotted-tailed Quoll
4. Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby
5. Goodfellow’s Tree Kangaroo
6. Magpie Goose
7. Australian Pelican
8. Perentie

Oceanian:
1. Insular Flying-fox [WE]
2. Nene
3. Hawaiian Duck
4. Guam Rail
5. Green Sea Turtle
6. Pacific Giant Gecko [E]
7. Fijian Crested Iguana [E]
8. Pacific Tree Boa [E]

Antarctic:
1. Antarctic Fur Seal
2. Leopard Seal
3. Southern Elephant Seal
4. South Georgia Pintail
5. Imperial Cormorant
6. Snowy Sheathbill
7. Gentoo Penguin
8. Adelie Penguin
 
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It's not, it's just a popular extinct species that is also a dog, so I think if Frontier were to do such a silly pack, they'd include it by that merit alone.
Don’t take it literally, it was just a joke. The general public views their “mess” as a dire wolf making it a possible candidate for a frontier pack with it’s recent popularity.
 
Don’t take it literally, it was just a joke. The general public views their “mess” as a dire wolf making it a possible candidate for a frontier pack with it’s recent popularity.
I dont think the public views them as such, well i guess they do but i cant really blame them. I think the more accurate thing would be that the animals are marketed as resurrected dire wolves by the majority of media, and the average person isnt interested enough to look as deep into it to discovery that these direwolves arent direwolves in any way, shape or form.

I think the ones to blame are those who chose to spoil a huge scientific feat with blantant missinformation
 
Inspired by the recent discussion what would be your top picks for the 8 biogeographic realms

nearactic
  • virginia opposum
  • white tailed deer
  • mallard
  • canada goose
  • wild turkey
  • american black bear
  • sea otter

palearctic
  • western roe deer
  • european rabbit
  • northern chamois
  • alpine marmot
  • harbor seal
  • eurasian pine marten
  • white stork

afrotropical
  • nile crocodile
  • mantled guereza
  • helmeted guineafowl
  • de brazzas monkey
  • black backed jackal
  • common eland
  • cape ground squirrel

indomalayan
  • chital
  • banteng
  • nilgai
  • blackbuck
  • reeves muntjac
  • long tailed macaque
  • silver pheasant

australasian
  • perentie
  • short beaked echidna
  • goodfellow tree kangaroo
  • tiger quoll
  • kakapo
  • common brushtail possum
  • greater bilby

neotropical
  • patagonian mara
  • azaras agouti
  • black and gold howler monkey
  • south american coati
  • golden lion tamarin
  • northern tamandua
  • pampas deer

oceanian (the oceania pack had no native oceanian relam animals)
  • hawaiian monk seal
  • mariana monitor
  • pacific black duck
  • pacific reef heron
  • buffbanded rail
  • nene
  • green sea turtle

Antarctic
  • leopard seal
  • southern elephant seal
  • adelie penguin
  • gentoo penguin
  • antarctic fur seal
  • southern rockhopper penguin
  • emperor penguin
This is fun I’ll bite

Nearctic:

Walrus
Sea Otter
Musk Ox
ABB
Wild Turkey
Rocky Mountain Elk
Virginia Opposum/ NA Porcupine

Neotropical:

Southern Tamandua
Spider Monkey
Howler Monkey
Patagonian Mara
Roseatte Spoonbill
Coati
Squirrel Monkey/ Kinkajou

Palearctic:

Alpine Marmot/ Rock Hyrax
Yellow Throated Marten
Arctic Hare/ European Rabbit
GSNM
Mandarin Duck
Great White Pelican
Golden Pheasant

AfroTropical:

Black and White Colobus
Blue Duiker
Gerenuk
Giant Eland/ Greater Kudu
Grey Crowned Crane
Secretary Bird
Serval

Indomalayan:

Honey Badger
Gaur
Nilgai
Blackbuck
Hanuman Langur
Reeves Muntjac
Lowland Anoa

Australasian:

Tree Kangaroo
Perentie
Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby
Grey Kangaroo
Echidna
Magpie Goose
Greater Bilby

Oceanian:

Green Sea Turtle
Marine Iguana
Nene
Coconut Crab
Another Pelican
Harbor Seal
Atlantic Puffin

Antarctic:

Leopard Seal
Elephant Seal
Rockhopper Penguin
Gentoo Penguin
Chinstrap Penguin
Adélie Penguin
Antarctic Fur Seal

Domestic:

Shetland Pony
Watusi
Dwarf Goat
Guineafowl
Hedgehog
Mustang
Guinea Pig
 
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It's just so inconsistent now - if we're doing that, why not make the velociraptor smaller and feathered, you get what I mean? I like that the Jurassic dinos are so stylised.
Well, i actually would like a paleo variant for velo where it is more accurate, just like giga has a movie variant and a Frontier one. Would be kinda nice considering the game lacks animals on that size range.

As for the rest, i would really enjoy the more cenozoic oriented animals, the idea of building an snow park with Mammoths and yutyrannus sounds really fun.
 
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