The Indominus Rex, Indoraptor, Spinoraptor and Velociraptor are very intelligent creatures capable of socializing and getting along with each other cause of their intelligence and their DNA relations. Like the Raptors briefly did the with the Indominus Rex in the first Jurassic World movie. Anywho, I want this to be in the game.
Dinosaurs Raptors and Raptor Hybrids Should be able to socialize with each other and get along.
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This would be a great nod to Jurassic World. Indominus rex would be best but other raptor hybrids would still be good as well. If this is added the hybrid should automatically become alpha.
Would the indoraptor be friendly with them though since it’s a deadly and killing bioweapon.
Maybe. After all, the Indoraptor is a highly intelligent animal like the Indominus Rex and should be able to socialize and get along with it's DNA relatives.
Even better idea, if the Indominus tries to attack the walls, the raptors might help; kind of like how the Big One coordinated with its underlings.
That's a great idea too.
I agree that Indominus rex, Velociraptor, and Spinoraptor should all be able to coexist peacefully, and Indominus would always be the Alpha of the enclosure. Socializing interaction for her would be making the throaty warbling calls she made in the film when she and the pack were communicating. This would be an excellent way to incorporate more of the film canon into the game.
However, I do want the Indoraptor to remain unsociable. With its creation and upbringing, having it be a murderous beast who enjoys the slaughter should remain in the game's portrayal, willing to tackle everything but the sauropods just for the kicks.
However, I do want the Indoraptor to remain unsociable. With its creation and upbringing, having it be a murderous beast who enjoys the slaughter should remain in the game's portrayal, willing to tackle everything but the sauropods just for the kicks.
That’s what I think yeah the indoraptor is very intelligent but it’s also a very dangerous killing machine. I don’t think it would get along well with the other raptors.
If the Indoraptor were treated better, bred and raised with siblings it would get along just fine with it's DNA relatives.
But the Indominus is equally antisocial. It ate it's own sibbling and killed for sport.
Yeah but she just made the raptors do what she said and when blue said no she smacked her against a wall and killed the other 2.
But the Indominuses we breed in the game are different individuals from the one in the movie.
Oh yeah thanks for reminding me
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I also want the Indoraptors and Indominuses in the game to become different from the ones in the movies. Like for example, how would they have become if they were treated better by their human captors.
I partially agree. All the hybrids that feature Velociraptor DNA should be able to get along with those small carnivores, especially the Indominus rex as it got already proven in the movie. I'm personally also fine with the Spinoraptor socialising and getting along with raptors.
However, I believe we and the developers shouldn't stick to what the movies (seemingly) said too much too. I mean, we know nothing about the Indoraptor's creation process and how it got raised. The movie never proved that the Indominus killed her sibling (Claire just stated that she ate it, which is not illogical due to the Indominus having Tyrannosaurus and Majungasaurus DNA (both cannibalised), but the sibling's cause of death is unknown) or that she really did kill the Apatosaurus for sport or out of sadism; Owen just assumed that, but we don't know what caused the Indominus to slaughter the sauropods; maybe instincts took over her, like when sharks fall into bloodlust.
Or to put it shortly, most of the hybrids' actions, behaviour, life and treatment by humans is unknown to us.
Furthermore, just as BrianLyons314 already stated, the hybrids we create in-game highly differ from the hybrids in the movies. It is indeed possible that our hybrids aren't asocial. In my eyes it is illogical that they won't even tolerate conspecifics and socialising with raptors should be possible due to what Jurassic World clearly stated.
However, I believe we and the developers shouldn't stick to what the movies (seemingly) said too much too. I mean, we know nothing about the Indoraptor's creation process and how it got raised. The movie never proved that the Indominus killed her sibling (Claire just stated that she ate it, which is not illogical due to the Indominus having Tyrannosaurus and Majungasaurus DNA (both cannibalised), but the sibling's cause of death is unknown) or that she really did kill the Apatosaurus for sport or out of sadism; Owen just assumed that, but we don't know what caused the Indominus to slaughter the sauropods; maybe instincts took over her, like when sharks fall into bloodlust.
Or to put it shortly, most of the hybrids' actions, behaviour, life and treatment by humans is unknown to us.
Furthermore, just as BrianLyons314 already stated, the hybrids we create in-game highly differ from the hybrids in the movies. It is indeed possible that our hybrids aren't asocial. In my eyes it is illogical that they won't even tolerate conspecifics and socialising with raptors should be possible due to what Jurassic World clearly stated.
I think only the Indominus should socialize. Indoraptor is more psychotic (am I using right?), and I think aggression of Spinosaurus in Spinoraptor is overwhelming. In fact, I think it should fight small carnivores just like Indoraptor.
Wrong. The Indoraptor from the movie is kind of psychotic, and even there the reasons for this behaviour are unkown. The hybrids we release in our parks differ from those in the movies. They should behave like regular dinosaurs. That's why I think this whole "hybrids-don't-like-conspecifics" is just crap.
And why should the Spinosaurus just be more aggressive than other carnivores?
I agree with this idea! I remember way back I suggested a similar idea, so I'm glad to see someone bring it up again. One thing I suggested is that there should be a small chance that the Indominus Rex will reject the raptors, and kill them rather than act as an alpha, just to keep things interesting.