The current JWE doesn't need anything else. It's not meant to have too many things and there's not much to expect from it. JWE2, however, will definitely need lots of community wishlists and suggestions, but there's just one thing left that I need for the current JWE. Ice cream shops. I'd pay $19.99 for an entire DLC that literally just has an ice cream shop building. Just that would be enough to hold me over until 2021 or whenever JWE2 is released. Also, this isn't a joke. It's a tropical island. People need ice cream. And I also want to see one more update/DLC for JWE before the JWE2 progress and hype start to ramp up in the future. Also, don't literally make JWE2 a second Jurassic World Evolution, make it a different game from Jurassic World Evolution that's just better and improved in every way with actual effort and quality. And updates. And lots of DLCs. And ice cream.
Buildings & Attractions Ice Cream Shop DLC for JWE and JWE2
- Thread starter Fuzzy2426
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Hey, Thy. If you could make game have variety eateries, what would be they be? My 2 or rather 3 cents are a café (for those who prefer coffee over the alcohol at the bar), a pizzeria (who doesn’t love pizza? Pasta would be nice too) and of course an ice creamery (I guess that can include popsicles and fellow diary products yogurt and milkshakes). Anyway, now it’s your turn. Feel your inner foodie.
Not sure, I talked about themed ones a little while ago, like a dark cafe, a stone grill & candy store, but more general ones I haven't really thought about too much, seeing as functionally they are redundant for the most part.
Part of the problem is also that the items have to be at least a little relatable for people from the states (seeing it's stuff you can't see them holding or anything), and being from Australia it's sort of difficult sometimes to differentiate what is and isn't.
One item I'd really like is a frog cake, given the relevance of frogs to the franchise, but it is a fairly local thing (it is literally a differently decorated version of an Austrian dessert I think, but still). Basically, it's a cube of sponge cake, with a layer of jam in the middle, with a scoop of a sort of solid icing on top, then covered in fondant (usually coloured green). Then for decoration, a slit is made near the top for the mouth and some brown icing is used to make eyes.