Eager for updates I see
Spring dlc Speculation 2023
- Thread starter Captain Callum
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I'm sure everyone is.Eager for updates I see
While I do think a pack of ungulates would be fun. I highly doubt it would happen. I would switch some of these out though so we could get more continental diversity. I'd replace the Addax for Greater Kudu(Both are awesome but the GK barely edges out Addax), Gerenuk for the Kirk's Dik-dik, and the Giant Eland for the Southern Pudu.
I'm afraid the important one is outsource_lqa, but still nice to see they are working on the game.
I'm well aware, but the fqa is important as well. It's indicative that it's on the way.
So they are now testing functionality now and should there be an update on outsource_lqa, new DLC is nigh?
Still at least 1.5 months away , it's good anyways the database is coming alive on schedule
Imagine we all get super excited for an aviary/islands/deserts DLC, and then it turns out it's a pack of clones:
- Mexican wolf
- American black bear
- Nile crocodile
- Sumatran tiger
- Mexican beaded lizard (E)
Gimme another bear and I don't care what else is in the pack, I buy it as soon as it's released.
I'd buy it just for the black bear. The color morph potential is fantastic.
What is this printout? Is it of the computer screen of some projector of the game?
The fact that the Nile crocodile has not been added to the game since its launch, I consider a serious lack.
I’d love to make an Egyptian theme Nile crocodile habitat
Its steamdb, a website that contains updates from many games, we usually know a dlc is coming for this website looking the depots
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In the print I only see mention of the month of August, I can't understand it, I suppose the next dlc is between March and April because it is released in that month.
This Children's Zoo Pack thing grow on me 
I can actually imagine that very well. Even if I think Islands are great too, I see it more as an animal pack.
Children's Zoo Pack
1. Bunnys (or the wild variant the Hare) - super cute and a new rig - Domestic
2. African Dwarf Goat - coat variant boom incoming - Domestic
3. old world Porcupine - there are fairly common small family zoos here
4. Squirrel Monkey - Pippi Longstocking vibes
WE: Budgies - colourful birdies
For Scenery:
Barn/farm yard stuff with Hay bales
I really like that
I can actually imagine that very well. Even if I think Islands are great too, I see it more as an animal pack.
Children's Zoo Pack
1. Bunnys (or the wild variant the Hare) - super cute and a new rig - Domestic
2. African Dwarf Goat - coat variant boom incoming - Domestic
3. old world Porcupine - there are fairly common small family zoos here
4. Squirrel Monkey - Pippi Longstocking vibes
WE: Budgies - colourful birdies
For Scenery:
Barn/farm yard stuff with Hay bales
I really like that
Hares are NOT the wild variant of rabbits (which are pictured here). They are two totally different species with totally different needs and totally different representation in a zoo. Hares are actually very rare in zoos and you would never ever see them in a petting zoo, as they get stressed out extremly quick and they're even hard to keep in zoos.This Children's Zoo Pack thing grow on me
I can actually imagine that very well. Even if I think Islands are great too, I see it more as an animal pack.
Children's Zoo Pack
1. Bunnys (or the wild variant the Hare) - super cute and a new rig - Domestic
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Sorry, but it bugs me that these two often gets confused, as it's harming both of them, especially regarding awareness of conservation.
That said, personally I see having domestic rabbits in a children section (meaning if they can be pet and touched) as animal cruelty. Same with guinea pigs. They don't belong in kids rooms and they don't belong anywhere were they are constantly touched and chased and whatnot.
And as a huge Pippi Longstocking fan I absoluiely cringe when squirrel monkeys are only associated with that, tbh. Though those days are loooong gone, but that and german tv series like "Unser Charlie"or international series like "Daktari" were never good for primates and in some cases encouraged illegal pet trades.
I'm not the biggest fan of a childrens zoo pack in general , or a farm pack for that matter, but if we get one, I'd really appreciate picks that do okay-ish in children zoos. Dwarf goats, Alpacas, domestic Sheeps might all be an option. If we take education into account, old farm animal breeds that are threatened by extinction would be even better, if we use them to explain why the current farm industry is a problem.
Where does it say August?
I'd endorse this pack! Also since Frontier has been focusing way more on color morphs over the last 2 cycles, I think it's more likely we'll get the ABB instead of the more popular Andean Bear
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I wouldn't be surprised if it ever gets added. Every other continent that has Crocodilians are represented.