New 25 essential habitat animals META-WISHLIST

nilliebug

nilliebug
  1. Capybara
  2. Platypus
  3. Tamarin Monkey (Golden)
  4. Two/Three toe sloth
  5. Manatee (West Indian)
  6. Nine Banded Armadillo
  7. African crested porcupine
  8. Red river hog
  9. Wombat
  10. Spectacled Bear
  11. Dik dik
  12. Walrus
  13. Emu
  14. Red fox
  15. Musk ox
  16. Amur leopard
  17. Small claw otter
  18. Tamandua
  19. Baboon
  20. Black Rhinoceros
  21. Rockhopper Penguin
  22. Elephant seal
  23. Kiwi
  24. Parsons Chameleons (habitat)
  25. Clouded leopard
 

Faramburu

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nilliebug said:
  1. Capybara
  2. Platypus
  3. Tamarin Monkey (Golden)
  4. Two/Three toe sloth
  5. Manatee (West Indian)
  6. Nine Banded Armadillo
  7. African crested porcupine
  8. Red river hog
  9. Wombat
  10. Spectacled Bear
  11. Dik dik
  12. Walrus
  13. Emu
  14. Red fox
  15. Musk ox
  16. Amur leopard
  17. Small claw otter
  18. Tamandua
  19. Baboon
  20. Black Rhinoceros
  21. Rockhopper Penguin
  22. Elephant seal
  23. Kiwi
  24. Parsons Chameleons (habitat)
  25. Clouded leopard
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Good selection, including ocelot
 

Aotearoa

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Aotearoa said:
1. North Island brown kiwi
2. Takahē
3. Little blue penguin
4. New Zealand fur seal
5. Tasmanian devil
6. Common wombat
7. Emu
8. Platypus
9. Yellow-footed rock wallaby
10. Matschie's tree kangaroo
11. Quokka
12. Brushtail possum
13. Leopard (African)
14. Lowland paca
15. Bush dog
16. Kinkajou
17. Spectacled bear
18. Sloth bear
19. North American black bear
20. American alligator
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Here's my additional 5.
1. Asian small-clawed otter.
2. South American coati.
3. Golden takin.
4. Linnaeus's two-toed sloth.
5. Emperor tamarin.
 

Hogun2407

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1- Maned Wolf
2- Capybara
3- Ocelot
4- Brown Howler Monkey
5- Bush dog
6- Spectacled bear
7- West Indian manatee
8- Sea otter
9- Black caiman
10- Golden lion tamarin
11- Leopard seal
12- Giant Armadillo
13- Brazilian tapir
14- Greater rhea
15- Red-faced spider monkey
16- Serval
17- Caracal
18- Leopard (any subspecies)
19- Honey badger
20- Fossa
21- Coquerel's sifaka
22- Nile crocodile
23- Gaur
24- Lar gibbon
25- Hamadryas baboon

P.S: Yes, i'm brazilian. South America is still very underrepresented.
 

Faramburu

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Hogun2407 said:
1- Maned Wolf
2- Capybara
3- Ocelot
4- Brown Howler Monkey
5- Bush dog
6- Spectacled bear
7- West Indian manatee
8- Sea otter
9- Black caiman
10- Golden lion tamarin
11- Leopard seal
12- Giant Armadillo
13- Brazilian tapir
14- Greater rhea
15- Red-faced spider monkey
16- Serval
17- Caracal
18- Leopard (any subspecies)
19- Honey badger
20- Fossa
21- Coquerel's sifaka
22- Nile crocodile
23- Gaur
24- Lar gibbon
25- Hamadryas baboon

P.S: Yes, i'm brazilian. South America is still very underrepresented.
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I agree.
 

nutrit

nutrit
Many people were rooting for Europe as the last continent still not represented in the game properly.
But for me there are a lot more underrepresented regions and continents like:

  • South America
  • Central America
  • Middle East
  • India
  • North Asia
  • Australia / Oceania


I can easily think of South and Central American separate animals packs in a blink of an eye.
 

RichardRider

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my wishlist

1. White nosed Coati
2. Southern tamandua
3. Golden Lion tamarin
4. Red Howler Monkey
5. Slow Loris
6. Lar Gibbon
7. Aye-Aye
8. Tasmanian Devil
9. Fossa
10. Coquerel Sifaka
11. sloth
12. porcupine
13. pangolin
14. squirrel monkey
15. Spider monkey
16. Saki
17. Golden Sub nosed monkey
18. Amur leopard
19. Platypus
20. Blue-eyed Black Lemur
21. maned wolf
22. Goodfellow's tree-kangaroo
23. saiga
24. indri
25. South American Coati
 

Hogun2407

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nutrit said:
Many people were rooting for Europe as the last continent still not represented in the game properly.
But for me there are a lot more underrepresented regions and continents like:

  • South America
  • Central America
  • Middle East
  • India
  • North Asia
  • Australia / Oceania


I can easily think of South and Central American separate animals packs in a blink of an eye.
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Totally agree, South America's biodiversity is stunning!!!! Specially in Brazil, the most biodiverse country in the world. If only our politicians cared about nature conservation...
 

jcp011c

jcp011c
Oceania and South America still least pecentage of representation of their well known species. Africa has more missing species, but it also has excellent representation. Asia's not too far behind. But honestly between Asia and Africa, outside of two habitat animals I'd be okay with Africa not being revisited, whereas there's a larger list from Asia I personally want to see.

Taking aside the capybara, which is the missing animal for most people at this point, I'd rather see Oceania revisited before South America. But if we took actual number of animals, I'd have a larger list of South American animals I'd want to see than Oceania. It's just that Oceania is poorly represented, that even if I could only come up with 7-10 animals total I'd like to see, the need is overall more pressing for me.

So for me it's: Oceania, South America - high priority, Asia, Africa, - medium priority - Europe, North America - low priority
 
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vilapanda

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This is my list:

1. Wolverine.
2. Maned wolf.
3. Leopard.
4. Platypus.
5. Striped hiena.
6. Numbat.
7. Przewalsky horse.
8. Somali wild donkey.
9. Sumatran rhino.
10. Bilby.
11. Sloth (any).
12. Spectacled bear.
13. Capybara.
14. Sea otter.
15. West Indian manatee.
16. Golden lion tamarin.
17. Goodfellow tree kangaroo.
18. Fossa.
19. Red river hog.
20. Bennett wallaby.
21. Saiga.
22. Gibbon (any).
23. Howler monkey (any).
24. Serval.
25. Rhea (any).
 

Maria_Lucia

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  1. Stripped hyena
  2. Somali wild ass
  3. Arabian oryx
  4. Dik-dik
  5. Red River hog
  6. Serval
  7. Scimitar horned oryx
  8. Giant Eland
  9. Addax
  10. Gelada baboon
  11. Capybara
  12. Maned Wolf
  13. Black Howler monkey
  14. South American Coati
  15. Collared Peccary
  16. Andean bear
  17. Vicuna
  18. Rhea
  19. Guanaco
  20. Spider monkey
  21. Persian Leopard
  22. Lar Gibbon
  23. Goodfellow's tree kangaroo
  24. Golden takin
  25. Mantled guereza
 

Hogun2407

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I'm new here, how important is this wishlist? I mean, do the Frontier developers take that list in consideration when making new packs? Do they pick up the top tier animals and make a pack out of them or something like that?
 

Faramburu

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Doran said:
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They consider diferents aspects of an animal. One of the main reasons to include It in a DLC is its popularity. You can see It in this interview.
 

Doran

Doran
Hogun2407 said:
I'm new here, how important is this wishlist?
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Community wishlists from reddit, yt and forums are used to choose animal when developers have hard decision between choosing two species. Also they count every animal from every list so this particular list dont exactly reflect what players actually want.
Hogun2407 said:
I mean, do the Frontier developers take that list in consideration when making new packs?
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Yes, like every list.
Hogun2407 said:
Do they pick up the top tier animals and make a pack out of them or something like that?
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No. Most of ,,top tier,, animals wont make into the game anyway. Its like suggestion for them. Frontier ultimately decide what region they want to visit next, so every animal has it's chance.
 
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