Please please make the guests less stupid, standing right in front saying the view is ok when the animal is standing right there.
If you could add 3 new features.
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1. Aquarium Exhibits
2. Education Staff - Tour Guides and Keeper lead shows/events/feedings
3. Foliage requirements/preferences get lessened, especially in franchise. Have a franchise zoo in the middle of North America and my snow leopards are upset over a maple tree in the habitat. Having a temperate zoo and wanting to use mainly temperate plants, the animals to an extent should be ok with that.
2. Education Staff - Tour Guides and Keeper lead shows/events/feedings
3. Foliage requirements/preferences get lessened, especially in franchise. Have a franchise zoo in the middle of North America and my snow leopards are upset over a maple tree in the habitat. Having a temperate zoo and wanting to use mainly temperate plants, the animals to an extent should be ok with that.
I like making habitats that resemble actual biomes, but no real zoo has to have only plants from an animals habitat. Having them should give guests education and animals a bonus on happiness, but they shouldn't become sad and attract protesters just from having a tree from the wrong continent.
To be completely fair, the discussion around a potential sequel usually occurs within the context of "somewhere down the line" rather than "we need it right now", and is usually around the potential limitations of the game based on the Cobra Engine. I don't think it implies people are already "bored" with the current game (well, with the exception of perhaps one or two players who find minor bugs to be "game breaking"). That said, I can't possibly know the hearts and minds of everyone, so you might be right.
Agreed. To a lion a tree is a tree - it can't and doesn't differentiate between a Douglas fir and an umbrella acacia.
Agreed. Preferred/Neutral/Negative preferences for each animal would be nice.
If I have a Taiga/Temperate zoo I always try to put tropical animals indoors, or have a part of the habitat indoors. I always wondered how the lush tropical plants I put in survive freezing temps and snow storms with just a few small heaters. If I would like part of my gorilla habitat to be outdoors, I would think a gorilla would be perfectly fine with a few maple/ash/etc trees.
Middle of a snow storm. "As you can see, we cut down the maple trees and we flew in a few 100ft tall kapok trees in so that our gorillas would not be upset. Don't worry, the trees will be just fine, we put in a few space heaters."
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i edited it to centuries, just for you
-More freely movable materials like gypsum
-diving
-aviaries
-ability to change water clarity/color (even 100%clean water looks like muddy one, and this looks awful underwater (looks worst in case of polar bear habitats)
-binoculars
-more freely builded stairs/ramps (why can't we change their direction mid-air yet?)
-smaller and bigger exhibits
-diving
-aviaries
-ability to change water clarity/color (even 100%clean water looks like muddy one, and this looks awful underwater (looks worst in case of polar bear habitats)
-binoculars
-more freely builded stairs/ramps (why can't we change their direction mid-air yet?)
-smaller and bigger exhibits
1 - guest blockers for paths (like the ribbons in PC)
2 - Better/easier work zone management
3 - More flexible animal options for sandbox (like birthing off/on, aging off/on, individually and by controllable by species). For example. I would love to have the tigers has some offspring so I have babies in the habitat, but limit them from growing old so I always have them without having to mange population explosions. I may want this for the tiger, but not the frogs...again to prevent a frog explosion while I grow my tiger family.
2 - Better/easier work zone management
3 - More flexible animal options for sandbox (like birthing off/on, aging off/on, individually and by controllable by species). For example. I would love to have the tigers has some offspring so I have babies in the habitat, but limit them from growing old so I always have them without having to mange population explosions. I may want this for the tiger, but not the frogs...again to prevent a frog explosion while I grow my tiger family.