More Crcodiles and Alligators and Caimans
- Thread starter Orque41
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Here's what I hope this zoo game will accept and have.
American alligator
After that, these will be up to someone else.
Nile corocodile.
Then...
False gharial
American alligator
After that, these will be up to someone else.
Nile corocodile.
Then...
False gharial
I guess the American alligator is the most likely to complete the representation of the 4 species. To be honest, If we are going to stick to the 4 animals per Dlc, I wouldn't mind not getting the alligator and getting a more different animal instead.
If we got many more animals, then I would like to get any crocodile that can live in large groups and not only 2 adults. I think the Nile crocodile is a good candidate.
If we got many more animals, then I would like to get any crocodile that can live in large groups and not only 2 adults. I think the Nile crocodile is a good candidate.
American Alligator - lives in small groups, very small. And the largest crocodilian in U.S., I believe
False Gharial - the Gharial's lost brother
Freshwater Crocodile (a.k.a. Freshie) - the smaller cousin of the Saltie
False Gharial - the Gharial's lost brother
Freshwater Crocodile (a.k.a. Freshie) - the smaller cousin of the Saltie
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Alligator would be enough for me
I agreed with you and that. Any questions?
I welcome the American alligator, but I'm hesitant on anything beyond that. We'll only end up seeing so much DLC before support ends, and there are simply far more animals that I'd prioritize over another crocodile. Saltwater crocodile, gharial, Cuvier's dwarf caiman, and American alligator would perfectly represent all four branches of crocodilia. If we do end up getting more DLC than I anticipate or "clone packs" ever end up being a thing, though, my personal next in line would be the Nile crocodile.
Hmm not a fan of more crocodiles, this is perfect the way it is, my favorite Gharial is in!
The Alligator Snapping Turtle is more welcome than just another crocodile. If I have to choose, then probably the American Alligator, everything better than the Nile Croc.
We have the Caiman as SMALL crocodile
The Gharial as gentle-bizarre crocodile
and the Saltwater Crocodile as the big-bad cool crocodile.
All the crocs you need, Alligator and Nile crocodile would just add on the Saltwater's honor, and make the saltwater less special.
The Alligator Snapping Turtle is more welcome than just another crocodile. If I have to choose, then probably the American Alligator, everything better than the Nile Croc.
We have the Caiman as SMALL crocodile
The Gharial as gentle-bizarre crocodile
and the Saltwater Crocodile as the big-bad cool crocodile.
All the crocs you need, Alligator and Nile crocodile would just add on the Saltwater's honor, and make the saltwater less special.
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I want the YangTze River Croc.
Alligator wraps up crocodillias. Plus it gives North America a large reptile.
It's true that they look similar. One difference is that while the saltwater crocodile is a solitary animal, the Nile crocodile can have large groups. That could be useful if someone wanted to create a river full of crocs.
Well, I never seen a zoo with a river full of crocs, and dwarf caiman are also there as alternative.
People begging for just another almost copy-crocodile don't see that people that rather see unique animals being added in an African expansion, like they want a river full of crocs, other people want porcupine, generuk, red river hog and other unique animals, you know the types that aren't already in the game as model.
Frontier rather listen to the Leopard and Nile Crocodile people though, those models are very easy to create for quick money.
I'm not a fan of mod-animals, but the likes of Nile Crocodile and other-types of giraffes are an exeption, they can be gained from downloading mods easily, unlike Porcupines and Fossa, who look like bleh when created by modders.
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I still prefe and hope Planet Zoo will have American alligator to go with the gharial, a caiman species and a giant crocodile species.