I'm sorry but... This is kind of a headscratcher to me. Why can't the Jurassic Tour go over roads? We already have animations and programming for people jumping out of the way of the jeep...? It makes designing this thing into a park a pain, as you pretty much need to move all your enclosures back to back so you don't have to have the tour going through your park and crossing any roadways. =\ Anyone else feel that way?
Jurassic Tour can't go over roads...?
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I don't have the DLC but I think the Jurassic Tour missed some really good points to shine over Gyrospheres or, at least, to stand on it's own (with the recent and much welcomed improvements to hamster balls).
It's stupid. Like most restrictions in the game of things not being able to be over layed on top of one another. Fences can only be so close to paths... you cant path a large space and put a fence through it for example... Tours and gyros cant cross paths or water.... It's a brain teaser finding a way to place them sometimes. I also think being able to choose which direction the tour starts in would help. Like get the tour to start from the left side instead of the right side.
If you wanted to design a safari style park it would make sense to have all the enclosures connected or as you say back to back so that the tour can seamlessly go through one enclosure after another. That makes the most sense. It also adds a nice challenge to the game. If done right you don't even need the monorail I believe. All you would need is a few of those Jurassic Safari tour stations that send out maybe multiple vehicles. I have the DLC but I haven't gotten around to playing it yet.
Why not just put a safari tour in each individual enclosure? If you are going to drive one through your park to the next enclosure just add one that that enclosure. A safari is supposed to be a seamless experience.
Why not just put a safari tour in each individual enclosure? If you are going to drive one through your park to the next enclosure just add one that that enclosure. A safari is supposed to be a seamless experience.