Me too ghost. There arent many small herbivores as of now, just the pachys and mimus's. So it would be cool to have something new and fom the Jurassic era. Also that along with torvosaurus would complete the classic contemporaries of the Morrison formation (torvosaurus could come from the portugal site though). If anything it would also be cool to have dysalotosaurus which is basically a dryosaurus from the tendaguru formation. I was really bummed this upcoming DLC was not the JPOG dino pack we were hoping for because then we would have had dryosaurus along with other cool & popular dinos.
The park in the Michael Crichton book included dryosaurus, so I think they'd make a nice addition to the game.
I imagine them having very high social requirementes and almost never standing still, which would make very difficult to aim them for the ACU
I really hope they would have a high social and high popultion tolerance. My main goal is to have them in with stegos and sauropods safari park style
Agree!
Definitely a much needed group, along with Therizinosaurs, Oviraptors and Prosauropods...
A good list of dryosaurs to consider:
Dryosaurus
Othnielosaurus (previously Othnielia)
Hypsilophodon
Zephyrosaurus
Leaellynasaura
Thescelosaurus
Okay, so they're not all dryosaurs, but they fit the basic idea of small, bipedal ornithopod dinosaur...
A good list of dryosaurs to consider:
Dryosaurus
Othnielosaurus (previously Othnielia)
Hypsilophodon
Zephyrosaurus
Leaellynasaura
Thescelosaurus
Okay, so they're not all dryosaurs, but they fit the basic idea of small, bipedal ornithopod dinosaur...
I finally found someone who thinks like me.
Dryosaurus was found around Stegosaurus skeletons, and was in the original book of Jurassic Park.
It would be great to see a crossover between reality and the franchise.
In the sense of having Dryosaurs running between my Stegosaurus
It would be great to see a crossover between reality and the franchise.
In the sense of having Dryosaurs running between my Stegosaurus
I like this list. Three species with connection to wider Jurassic lore, two relatively new species, and the famous to dino nerds Leallynasaura. They have geographic diversity to boot; and at six species, it's in line with the five sauropods, five ceratopsians, five stegosaurs, etc. already in game.DragonNTiger said:
And yes, those three groups are also needed... especially prosauropods, wildly underappreciated!
I’ve added a load of Dino DLC ideas if you would like to have a look through them some that I’m sure the majority of you guys would like 