Dinosaurs prehistoric Fresh water crocodilians to add in Jurassic world evolution

Jurassic Tyrant King

Jurassic Tyrant King
Your Feature Request / Idea
It would be nice for Frontier to add freshwater reptiles if they do decide to add flying reptiles along with sea reptiles in future DLCs. SARCOSUCHUS 40 feet long AND DEINOSUCHUS 35 feet long, it would be interesting to see these animals swimming in rivers and lakes that we make for them, how they would interact with predatory dinosaurs and also watching them hunt while they hide themselves underwater and attacking dinosaurs for food. Dinosaurs are great but it would be interesting to seeing predatory Giant crocodilians added into the game and hunting dinosaurs for a change as they did in the prehistoric past.
 

SuperGodzila

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Jurassic Tyrant King said:
Your Feature Request / Idea
It would be nice for Frontier to add freshwater reptiles if they do decide to add flying reptiles along with sea reptiles in future DLCs. SARCOSUCHUS 40 feet long AND DEINOSUCHUS 35 feet long, it would be interesting to see these animals swimming in rivers and lakes that we make for them, how they would interact with predatory dinosaurs and also watching them hunt while they hide themselves underwater and attacking dinosaurs for food. Dinosaurs are great but it would be interesting to seeing predatory Giant crocodilians added into the game and hunting dinosaurs for a change as they did in the prehistoric past.
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Those are really great choices, but there are a few more that could be also added to the list as well. Like Laganosuchus or Kaprosuchus. Plus large phytosaurs would be a good addition of they decide to add triassic dinosaurs and animals.
 

DragonNTiger

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SuperGodzila said:
Those are really great choices, but there are a few more that could be also added to the list as well. Like Laganosuchus or Kaprosuchus. Plus large phytosaurs would be a good addition of they decide to add triassic dinosaurs and animals.
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Assuming Kaprosuchus was indeed a terrestrial crocodile as is suspected (only the skull is known), it likely didn't spend much time in the water...

And yeah, phytosaurs would be fun... I like Rutiodon and Smilosuchus myself... and Parasuchus was featured in the old Lost World game (though it was called Barasuchus).
 
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