Hadrosaurid candidates for Frontier developers.

[Jurassic Tyrant King]

These are hadrosaurs/Lambeosaurs I really want in Jurassic world Evolution 2 and I hope Frontier considers adding more hadrosaurus since I feel like it's been a while since had the last one Olorotitan is still the newest and from the last game. Like this post if you agree since it's been a while since we had to eat you Hadrosaur in the game. 3 or 4 more species would make this group feel diverse in the game.

1. Lambeosaurus(Community Favorite)

2. Saurolophus(Community Favorite)

3. Shantungosaurus

4. Magnapaulia

5. Gryposaurus

6. Nipponosaurus(lore Dino)

7. Ajnabia

8. Aquilarhinus

9. Hadrosaurus(lore Dino)

well what do you think do you think this list is well flushed out and if so like this thread or do you feel like more species could be added.

 

[VSSEMike]

What about Hadrosaurus that is exclusive in the original novel version of Jurassic Park?

 

[Jurassic Tyrant King]

What about Hadrosaurus that is exclusive in the original novel version of Jurassic Park.

DONE! My friend.

 

[Sounder1995]

I was about to say that we don't need any more hadrosaurs. Then I saw this list and found myself pleasantly surprised and reminded. If they put in Shantungosaurus though, they should at least make its size have any impact by making it (at least more) immune to small carnivores. This is only tangentially related, but the sauropods should probably also be immune to small carnivores.

While I get the novel connection with Hadrosaurus, since we lack any skull material from the animal, it's pretty much just a generic hadrosaur.

 

[Jurassic Tyrant King]

I was about to say that we don't need any more hadrosaurs. Then I saw this list and found myself pleasantly surprised and reminded. If they put in Shantungosaurus though, they should at least make its size have any impact by making it (at least more) immune to small carnivores. This is only tangentially related, but the sauropods should probably also be immune to small carnivores.

While I get the novel connection with Hadrosaurus, since we lack any skull material from the animal, it's pretty much just a generic hadrosaur.

I feel like Frontier has added a lot of new species that pretty much would satisfy a lot of people although I'm still waiting for Austroraptor, and Plateosaurus to be added soon. At least Two or 3 hadrosaurs would really flush out this family. Lambeosaurus, Saurolophus and The largest hydrosaur that ever lived Shantungosaurus I would be satisfied with these three being added later.

 

[VSSEMike]

I feel like Frontier has added a lot of new species that pretty much would satisfy a lot of people although I'm still waiting for Austroraptor, and Plateosaurus to be added soon. At least Two or 3 hadrosaurs would really flush out this family. Lambeosaurus, Saurolophus and The largest hydrosaur that ever lived Shantungosaurus I would be satisfied with these three being added later.

Lambeosaurus and Saurolophus should do. I am keen for Hadrosaurus since its appearance in the original novel version of Jurassic Park. Cearadactylus, Dryosaurus, Euoplocephalus, Maiasaura, and Styracosaurus are the only novel-exclusive species being available in Jurassic World: Evolution 2. Note that the Apatosaurus first appeared in the two original novels whereas the Carnotaurus only appeared in the original version of The Lost World: Jurassic Park. Though the DPG leaked that the Apatosaurus and Carnotaurus were to be added in Jurassic Park, these two species were eventually included in the new Jurassic World park.

There is no telling what Frontier has in store for us in the next quarter.