Flying creatures you'd like to see in the game

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They are all Females .bertween Males and Females are extremly genderr differenses

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Dorian1334

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SotF said:
With Pteranodon, you also have the giant ones from the end of The Lost World...there's also the differences between the JP3 and JW ones
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Oh they probably won't make physical differences for different movie versions of the same species, they didn't do that for the Raptors.
 

Tyrano

Tyrano
Pteranodon Longiceps (classic)

I would like the classic and iconic Pteranodon Longiceps, the one with the long crest, the male, then I would like the gigantic Qetzalcoatlus, the caudate Ramphorhynchus, and the little Pterodactylus. Tropeognathus would also be beautiful...
 

DBlac

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So i would indeed back up the pteranodon, dimorphodon, ornithocheiros (however even though it would be wrong, i would prefer the model to be that of a male one, as they had those distinct beautiful crests on their beaks), the tapejara, quetzalcoatl and personally i would love to see a good old fashioned Pterodactyl. They basically have no crests, very stylish and distinct from the rest, more early jurassic if i remember corectly and were also featured quite priminantly in Arthur C. Doyle's Lost World novel, with the very memorable ending of one being captured and brought back to i believe London, where it was displayed in a great hall before various scientists but broke free and shattered the massive window of the lecture hall and flew out into the world. What an ending that was. So yea, lots of history for the Pterodactyl.
 

Tyrano

Tyrano
DavidBlac said:
So i would indeed back up the pteranodon, dimorphodon, ornithocheiros (however even though it would be wrong, i would prefer the model to be that of a male one, as they had those distinct beautiful crests on their beaks), the tapejara, quetzalcoatl and personally i would love to see a good old fashioned Pterodactyl. They basically have no crests, very stylish and distinct from the rest, more early jurassic if i remember corectly and were also featured quite priminantly in Arthur C. Doyle's Lost World novel, with the very memorable ending of one being captured and brought back to i believe London, where it was displayed in a great hall before various scientists but broke free and shattered the massive window of the lecture hall and flew out into the world. What an ending that was. So yea, lots of history for the Pterodactyl.
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Yes ,pterodactylus would be fine...
But first of all, the Pteranodon Longiceps

this is from "the lost World"

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DBlac

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Tyranno86 said:
Yes ,pterodactylus would be fine...
But first of all, the Pteranodon Longiceps

this is from "the lost World"
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Oh yes, i absolutely agree, and this exact rendition of it too! It might not be exactly scientifically accurate but goddamn it is just gorgeous and iconic. I'm gonna use this exact picture to make a suggestion in the new forum if you don't mind!

https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/448471-Pteranodon-Longiceps?p=7035659#post7035659

there we go!
 
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