Fitting the top 50 animals of the Meta-Wishlist into potential packs

[yoav_r]

Just as an exercise in organization, I tried splitting the top 50 animals into marketable, realistic, and logical packs for the game.
Why 50? It's a neat number, a realistic (if extremely optimistic) estimate of slots left future dlcs, and it includes all animals with >13 votes (as of writing this post).

Here's the list (only animal packs):

Pack	Animal 1	Animal 2	Animal 3	Animal 4	Animal 5	Animal 6	Animal 7
North America Pack	Moose	Cougar	Arctic Fox	Wolverine	Raccoon	Musk Ox	North American Black Bear
Europe Pack	Eurasian Lynx	Alpine Ibex	European Badger	Red Deer	Red Fox	Wild Boar	Iberian Lynx
Asia Pack	Lar Gibbon	Przewalski's Horse	Leopard (Persian)	Dromedary	Caracal	Honey Badger	Takin
South America - Animal Pack	Capybara	Three-Toed Sloth	South American Coati	Black Howler Monkey	Maned Wolf	Spectacled Bear	Ocelot
Oceania Pack	Emu	Common Wombat	Tasmanian Devil	Goodfellow’s Tree Kangaroo	Bennett’s Wallaby	Short-Beaked Echidna	North Island Brown Kiwi
Aquatic Pack 2	California Sea Lion	Walrus	North American Beaver	American Alligator	West Indian Manatee	Asian Small-clawed Otter	Platypus
African Animal Pack	Secretary Bird	Fossa	Hamadryas/Gelada Baboon	African Crested Porcupine	Serval	Red River Hog	Grey Crowned Crane

*Note the Hamadarayas and Gelada use the same slot.


Any feedback?

 

[jcp011c]

that's pretty impressive and I would definitely buy all of these packs.

 

[Doran]

Notes:
1. Frontier 100% wont repeat packs so aquatic pack 2, another african and south american animal pack wont happen.
2. Dont put to many animals with unique rigs and animations in one pack ( african and oceania). Its unrealistic. 2-3 at max.
3. North America without sea lions? No

 

[DarthQuell]

I think these are pretty good, actually

 

[NZFanatic]

Note the Hamadarayas and Gelada use the same slot.

I object to this. Gelada aren't even baboons, the two aren't interchangeable.

Otherwise, great idea for a thread.

Edit: also, the Persian leopard isn't the top of the list, that goes to the Amur.