Yeah I kinda abandoned that on the trip. I'll try to update everything in the next few days, then we'll do discussions for the new dlc and then north america
Looks great! and there's a good chance some areas will become green tomorrow
Ranking the areas still requiring animals
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Sooooo North Africa might be blue now…. And Arabia green?
We'll need to check about north africa, but the middle east likely wouldn't cross to green because the baboon is considered essential. Will probably go to yellow. But we'll have dedicated discussions for that.
FWIW North Africa now has more ungulates than India, SE Asia, East Asia and the Himalayas combined!
Also, I think the first of our regions to have two small cats? If following this size-based definition of "big cat" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_cat) as opposed to the Pantherinae/Felinae binary.
Also, I think the first of our regions to have two small cats? If following this size-based definition of "big cat" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_cat) as opposed to the Pantherinae/Felinae binary.
In this thread we follow the taxonomically accurate pantherine/felinae division.
I need to finish summing up the previois discussions and then a discussion on tiis pack as a whole. But frankly we can already discuss the regions affected by this pack I'll just add it later.
Crocdile, hyraxes, genet, galago, chameleon, birds... there's plenty interesting in africa just not much left from carnivora and ungulata
Yoav, when will you update this thread? Or are you waiting for the DLC to drop?
Kinda niche animals that I doubt we will get very many. Flying birds, primates yes. The rest aren't very recognisable at all to the general public (the chameleon can come from India/Middle East instead). We have enough crocodiles.
Tomotrow hopefully
Not even the llamas.
Id say north african desert is pretty much blue now with the only noteable a
Species missing being the spurred tortoise.
North africa as a whole id call green, as id consider the barbary macaque and sheep key species for the atlas mountains and the nile crocodile and atleast one species of waterfowl like the nile goose essential for egypt and the nile.
Middle east goes to yellow, still missing the hamadryas baboon and miscelanous animals like hyraxes, arabian onix or ironically also lots and lots of birds that stop here during there migrations.
Mediterranian stays yellow, as the porcupine really is anything but iconic to the region and just a footnote, while animals like the european rabbit and hare, wild boar, chamois, european mouflon and domestic donkey are still missing.
Species missing being the spurred tortoise.
North africa as a whole id call green, as id consider the barbary macaque and sheep key species for the atlas mountains and the nile crocodile and atleast one species of waterfowl like the nile goose essential for egypt and the nile.
Middle east goes to yellow, still missing the hamadryas baboon and miscelanous animals like hyraxes, arabian onix or ironically also lots and lots of birds that stop here during there migrations.
Mediterranian stays yellow, as the porcupine really is anything but iconic to the region and just a footnote, while animals like the european rabbit and hare, wild boar, chamois, european mouflon and domestic donkey are still missing.
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Make the tegu a habitat animal and count me in
I'd just make it a normal scenery pack. I'd do it like this though. Also I think it'd be great as our first pack next year if we keep getting content by then.
Patagonian mara
Burrowing owl
Rockhopper penguin
Argentinian tegu
Magellanic woodpecker (we)