To me, that's like saying common and pygmy hippos are identical. Sounds like you need to look at rhinos more often
DLC20 Discussion (maybe, but why not?)
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They're all grey except the last one which is brown.To me, that's like saying common and pygmy hippos are identical. Sounds like you need to look at rhinos more often
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How exciting, we really need the same animal but brown, totally worth paying for a fourth time...
If we got three subspecies of takin, or leopard, or brown bear, or any other animal, people wouldn't be advocating for a fourth and would instead do anything in their power to boycott the pack.
But when we're on our way to get our fourth rhino subspecies, everyone is excited and hoping that this nightmare scenario turns out true.
It lives a little bit further east and it's slightly more brown, is that why we all want it so much?
The problem here is that you appear to stop looking for differences after colour. That's basically stopping before you start. Would be be fair if I said leopards and jaguars are identical because they come is basically the same colour?
The rhinos I presented have very significant differences in their backs, shoulders, and especially their heads. The shape of the mouth, the number of horns, and the size of the ears are very clear giveaways for Differentiation species.
On another point, you did say Sumatran rhinos are brown. Did you also notice they're fuzzy?
Ok Frontier, I see you! While I wanted a white faced whistling duck, you decided to wait and release the whistling duck species with the farthest range! The Fulvous Whistling Duck is a great choice, and is perfect for an Indian Pack. Not to mention, like the ratel, it is also a native of Africa! It also is a great follow up for the Americas pack, as it’s found from South America into North America.
Don’t worry Frontier, it’s all forgiven now!
True, but I think they would have hinted at that with species from more varied regions of Asia?
Definitely a fun choice although my top waterfowl pick for an India pack would be the bar headed goose, there are so many useful and interesting birds we could get in this pack and most of them would be quite simple to make.
I'm soooo happy we are getting a new pack so soon!! And I hope it's turn out to be an Indian DLC. Ratel and lion-tailed macaque and very good addition.. the elephant... well.... I hope we get finally recolour for the indian pieces and I can forget about the elephant
They're all different species. Not only that, none of them are even the same genus.
You would think so, but the Zookeeper's cover art keeps things just a little bit more uncertain.
I still think it's India tho.
New Prediction for the rest of the pack assuming its India:
- Honey Badger
- Lion Tailed Macaque
- Asiatic Lion
- Indian Mongoose
- Indian Star Tortoise
- Gaur
- Blackbuck
Well, we can all wait a month and see what the next pack is gonna look like, I’m not gonna make many judgement calls. But I really hope the reasons Americas got two birds isn’t because this pack is gonna have one.
Either way, here is my ideal roster:
Either way, here is my ideal roster:
- Honey Badger (Ratel)
- Lion tailed macaque
- Blackbuck
- Indian mongoose
- Indian star tortoise
- Fulvous whistling duck
- Demoiselle crane
- Exhibit: Indian Cobra
It's possible my video card isn't as good as others. I just took a screenshot of the image when they showed it
I don't know lets let it meander on a little longer give it some more pondering.
My local zoo just got these a bit ago and they are very beautiful species of cranes. Would love to see them in the game.
Hades reference!
Considering this implies you can't tell asian and afrcian rhinos apart I going take anything you say with a grain of salt but have you actually looked at pictures of sumatran rhino they do look noticeably different to other asian rhino for one they actually have prominent hair. I would be like saying the blackbuck looks like the impala because they have vaguely similar body shapes.