I like your choices I do wanna say your did miss a region Antarctica which is only really shows up if you build a zoo there or mess with the king penguin.
Spring 2024 DLC Speculation
- Thread starter The Carcharodontogenius
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get me this pack immediately
It would probably be a scenery pack so only 5 animals and I could see it as having mix of things like the canadian lynx which covers more than just tundra and things like polar seals.
almost everything that would be tundra would also be part of taiga just means if they also do a taiga pack it will focus on more uniquely taiga animals.
I personally like the viper but I feel like im the only one it is literally the first snake since the base game and the only viper if the pack came out pre twilight noone would have a problem with the snake.
I get your point but sometimes instead of I have seen this animal in a zoo and I want to replicate it its I really like this animal and wish I could see it in a zoo. That is the best part of it being a zoo game it can bend reality a bit because there is no physical reason lagomorphs cant be in captivity they just aren't because of lack of demand or access.
Im of the opinion that as long as an animal is not known to be harmed in captivity even if its not readily kept or is hard to keep then it should be in a zoo game as those are truly the exotic animal choices that make a zoo game fell unique to just going to a zoo.
No if they do an expansion pack this 100% will not be it
An expansion pack will not be a regular pack on steroids it will be something unique to the game if flighted birds or aquatic animals came to the game they might be expansion packs to provide enough species to utilise the systems.
This pack would just be too themed expensive to sell well.
? how is tropical southeast asia only one of the animals was asian the rest where from entirely different continents and also while twilight was NA heavy it had 2/5 non American animals and its build theme was more European castle than north American.
The scenery. And 2 of them were from Asia. The monitor and the gibbon
And for Twilight, 3/5 were North American species, plus half the scenery is for a North American holiday
Ill tell you what I would like is a change to the current systems so that subspecies are just variants of the species less duplicates in the zoopedia menu and dont take up any more dlc slots are they could then justify adding 2-3 subspecies as variants of one animal this change would only really affect the roster of Arctic and Australia as those are the only packs that have subspecies of animals that are in other packs or the base game.
yeah a clone is possible but it wont be the tiger because ultimately unless your well trained it is almost impossible from a casual player to spot the differences visually so it would be very disappointing a clone of the wolf or giraffe where there are more distinct visual differences is more likely.
It very much is only controversial here I couldn't care less which sloth only that there is a sloth and I doubt most casual players know there is more than one kind maybe that there a 2 and 3 toed sloths that's it.
the only way I see birds coming is as the last pack as a we finally did it now goodbye forever sort of thing.
lol I forgot about the monitor.
Halloween is yes a big holiday in America but its roots are from pagan Europe and is still heavily celebrated there for me twilight gives me northern hemisphere vibes with the wombat being the exception.
I see it as a northern hemisphere theme, but I think ultimately it's more of a NA complimentary pack, solely because the raccoon and skunk are endemic to NA and the red fox is found across the northern hemisphere
Yeah, that was my whole point. So they might as well be fused into one DLC (if we take them doing a biome pack as a given).
I'm sorry, but thinking a new wolf is more visually distinct than the Sumatran tiger just shows bias. And the layman won't be able to tell the difference between giraffes, either.
If you're fine with them as WTE animals, then that's possible (well...I don't actually think it's possible, but anyway), but if you're imagining some big new system in place with AI-driven flying birds, then absolutely no way would it be the last pack.
That's a terrible idea. The game is supposed to replicate real-life conservation efforts.
There’s slight differences for all 3 ( clone tiger, wolf and giraffe). Sumatran tiger is barely different from the Bengal and Siberian, the Masai Giraffe has darker patterns than a reticulated, and idk what wolf we’re talking about specifically but the Ethiopian wolf is also pretty distinct from other canids we have, the closest being the dhole. I would prefer a wolf or giraffe over a tiger though, it’s because I want an upgrade to the base game versions, the tigers are pretty good as is. I guess like you said though, bias.
It's very different. It's smaller, leaner, has a darker coat. Much less muscle mass, less shaggy mane, larger eyes.
I don't disagree, what I'm saying is that Average Joe isn't going to look at a Masai giraffe and say, "Masai giraffe!", he's going to say, "Giraffe!" and won't care about the difference. Which is exactly how he'll approach a tiger and a wolf.
Not a wolf. The Ethiopian wolf is a distinct lineage more closely related to jackals than wolves. We're talking about subspecies of the grey wolf, Canis lupus. Point me to an average person who would see a Eurasian and Northwestern wolf in the same habitat and know the difference.
Ohhh then yeah I’m out on the Grey wolf subspecies, I would just like the Ethiopian Wolf, just to see them do a “wolf like creature” to see how far they’ve come from the base game.