Dinosaurs Lifespan gene slots for the Triceratops and Nasutoceratops

[Darc Man]

Should add Lifespan gene slots to the Triceratops and Nasutoceratops to increase more defence and lifespan with the Slowed Brain Ageing (with Green Sea Turtle DNA).

With the Defence - 55 goes up to 69 (14)
and Lifespan - 87 goes up to 109 (22) - Triceratops

With the Defence - 49 goes up to 63 (14)
and Lifespan - 87 goes up to 109 (22) - Nasutoceratops

 

[Stutter11]

I'd definitely appreciate this. Every dinosaur should at least have 1 of each slot.

 

[JediJoe84]

I was foolishly under the impression that every species had at least 1 slot for each type of gene until I started my most recent playthrough of the original JWE campaign. I thought my triceratops genome was broken at first. Really don't get why any species would be flat out missing a gene slot.

 

[Pixelated Sparkster]

I would mostly like to see dinosaurs from zero and 1 star rating have the option to add more gene slots later on. So you could research these additional genes at 3 and 4 star ratings and have early game dinosaurs be in par with late game dinosaurs. Especially dinosaurs like the triceratops, ankylosaurus, edmontosaurus, and velociraptor, they are big name dinosaurs and often the largest of their families, but can not compare stat wise to the late game dinosaurs.

 

[Stutter11]

I would mostly like to see dinosaurs from zero and 1 star rating have the option to add more gene slots later on. So you could research these additional genes at 3 and 4 star ratings and have early game dinosaurs be in par with late game dinosaurs. Especially dinosaurs like the triceratops, ankylosaurus, edmontosaurus, and velociraptor, they are big name dinosaurs and often the largest of their families, but can not compare stat wise to the late game dinosaurs.

That's a good idea. It never made sense to me how the Triceratops and Ankylosaurus, despite being the largest and most famous of their kind, are also among the lowest rated in their groups.

 

[Allosauro Polare]

Yes! Please add this, as the comment above said it's very strange that the Triceratops, which is the biggest ceratopsian, has a lower rating than most of the others and is very limited in genetic modification.