If Tarbosaurus gets added......Here's my suggestion to the Frontier developers.

Jurassic Tyrant King

Jurassic Tyrant King
Even though Camp Cretaceous introduce the Tarbosaurus, I have noticed a lot of my colleagues here in this community are not fond of the design or Model of The Tarbosaurus in JWCC and it does kind of feel well lazy and the crocodile look from its back does seem too Baryonyx, I personally do like the design however I doubt not everybody in this community would agree. So my suggestion to the frontier developers is to make their own version of this dinosaur if it does get added in Jurassic world Evolution 2. We have two versions of Giganotosaurus , Dreadnoughtus, Kentrosaurus, Ouranosaurus, and Iguanodon so why not Tarbosaurus if introduced. So my suggestion is maybe Frontier could add their own version along side The Camp Cretaceous Tarbosaurus considering that many of my colleagues are not really satisfied with the design from Camp Cretaceous. This way dinosaur fans and Jurassic Park fans can have what they want and both can be happy I mean I'm still happy with both versions of the dinosaurs that I listed here so if this species of Tyrannosaur does get added I'm hoping the developers will consider this idea.
 
Example of what I mean:
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I know I used the prehistoric Planet version for Tarbosaurus for this example but you get the point Frontier could make their own natural version of the dinosaur. This way we can use two different Models of the dinosaur so this way people on both sides of the aisle and enjoy this species.
 
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VSSEMike

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Jurassic Tyrant King said:
I guess people are reminded of how terrible the Baryonyx design was and it's design does somewhat resemble the Baryonyx but in a T-Rex form.
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Regarding Baryonyx, anybody here knows that it uses its special claws on its hands to spear fish out of the water. In Jurassic World: Evolution 1 & 2, it eats like the Suchomimus and the iconic Spinosaurus.

Furthermore, the Baryonyx in ARK: Survival Evolved looked nearly similar to Suchomimus.
 

The Carcharodontogenius

The Carcharodontogenius
Jurassic Tyrant King said:
even though Camp Cretaceous introduce the Tarbosaurus I have noticed a lot of my colleagues here in this community are not fond of the design and it does kind of feel well lazy and the crocodile look from its back does seem too Baryonyx, I personally do like the design however I doubt not everybody in this community would agree. So my suggestion to the frontier developers is to make their own version of this dinosaur if it does get added in Jurassic world Evolution 2. We have two versions of Giganotosaurus , Dreadnoughtus, Kentrosaurus, Ouranosaurus, and Iguanodon so why not Tarbosaurus if introduced. So my suggestion is maybe Frontier could add their own version considering that many of my colleagues are not really satisfied with the design from Camp Cretaceous, but at the same time add the version that others really like the design from the camp Cretaceous hidden Adventure episode Tarbosaurus. This way dinosaur fans and Jurassic Park fans can have what they want and both can be happy I mean I'm still happy with both versions of the dinosaurs that I listed here so if this species of Tyrannosaur does get added I'm hoping the developers will consider this idea.
 
Example of what I mean:
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I know I used the prehistoric Planet version for Tarbosaurus for this example but you get the point Frontier could make their own natural version of the dinosaur.
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Is this about a model change of the Tarbosaurus, my friend?
If so, I would prefer a shape that is similar to the one from Prehistoric Planet, Speckles or Mesozoica.
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Jurassic Tyrant King

Jurassic Tyrant King
The Carcharodontogenius said:
Is this about a model change of the Tarbosaurus, my friend?
If so, I would prefer a shape that is similar to the one from Prehistoric Planet, Speckles or Mesozoica.
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yes, I'm kind of giving the Developers an option to change the model or to have two different models so this way you can satisfy both the Paleo fans and the Jurassic world fans at the same time. But I'm kind of hoping Frontier can add their own version of a natural Tarbosaurus so this way no one will feel that Tarbosaurus is another monster.
 

gabeluna27

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Frontier’s goal for both JWE games is to be as authentic to “big-screen Jurassic” as much as possible from what I’ve seen. So I don’t believe they will do anything like this said here for existing on-screen dinos unless such a design exists in it in that sense, or even in earlier JWE games of theirs like JWE1 where it will be carried over. And as public and common knowledge as it seems online, vocal agreements and disagreements about a dino’s design do not necessarily equalize to fanbase majority knowledge.
 
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RedPandaReggie

RedPandaReggie
I think the Tarbosaurus design is fine, but a Frontier-made variant would be nice, perhaps bringing it a bit closer to Prehistoric Planet's, but not making it entirely accurate. Like exposed teeth would be a good step, but make it a bit heftier than the T-Rex and of course slightly smaller with some light fuzz, not has much as the prologue t-rex, much lighter. An interesting pattern of Frontier's own creativity would be a great bonus.
 

Morales

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RedPandaReggie said:
I think the Tarbosaurus design is fine, but a Frontier-made variant would be nice, perhaps bringing it a bit closer to Prehistoric Planet's, but not making it entirely accurate. Like exposed teeth would be a good step, but make it a bit heftier than the T-Rex and of course slightly smaller with some light fuzz, not has much as the prologue t-rex, much lighter. An interesting pattern of Frontier's own creativity would be a great bonus.
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That is what I was going to suggest, make a base version and then a CC HA variant for both groups.
 
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