T-rex vs spino The fight is soft???

Hello

I saw this video

[video=youtube;lggHsn4pZ-c]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lggHsn4pZ-c[/video]

I think the fight between t-rex and spinosaure is really slow.

Plus the fighting posture is very average

Would not you like it to be more fluid?

What do you think? :)

Example it's natural

[video=youtube;M7tNqjsclhs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7tNqjsclhs&t=1s[/video]

thank you
 
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I also noticed that frontier did not show the death animations made by the herbivores. I want to see what happens when a herbivore like a stegosaurs do its death animation. Like does the ankylosaurs swing its club at the face of the T-rex and dies? or does a trike flips over ceratosaurs or stabs it? I would like to see the death animation made by the herbivore.
 
I also noticed that frontier did not show the death animations made by the herbivores. I want to see what happens when a herbivore like a stegosaurs do its death animation. Like does the ankylosaurs swing its club at the face of the T-rex and dies? or does a trike flips over ceratosaurs or stabs it? I would like to see the death animation made by the herbivore.

We'll probably get our chance to see it in tomorrow's live stream.
 
I also noticed that frontier did not show the death animations made by the herbivores. I want to see what happens when a herbivore like a stegosaurs do its death animation. Like does the ankylosaurs swing its club at the face of the T-rex and dies? or does a trike flips over ceratosaurs or stabs it? I would like to see the death animation made by the herbivore.

We have seen a Kentrosaurus hit Cerat with his spiked tail.
 
I don't see a problem. With the size, it looks fine. The Rex in JP3 was a sub adult. The fighting could probably use some work but it's not worth creating thread after thread complaining about it. I think Frontier has already gotten it already. They most likely know the animations need some work/variation.
 
I don't see a problem. With the size, it looks fine. The Rex in JP3 was a sub adult. The fighting could probably use some work but it's not worth creating thread after thread complaining about it. I think Frontier has already gotten it already. They most likely know the animations need some work/variation.

I don't think they get it get. People only complain every hour about it. No way they get it yet.
 
I don't see a problem. With the size, it looks fine. The Rex in JP3 was a sub adult. The fighting could probably use some work but it's not worth creating thread after thread complaining about it. I think Frontier has already gotten it already. They most likely know the animations need some work/variation.

People claim the JP3 Rex was a sub-adult becase it was small but you won't find any source that actually says that. The Jurassic Park 3 script explicitly says it whas a full grown Bull Tyranosaurus. Look it up:
http://www.imsdb.com/scripts/Jurassic-Park-III.html

Now, several licensed material for Jurassic World claim the Tyrannosaurus was 40ft long and in the Stan Winston School of Character Arts it says the Rexy/Roberta animatronic from Jurassic Park is nearly 40ft long :
https://www.stanwinstonschool.com/blog/jurassic-park-t-rex-sculpting-a-full-size-dinosaur
http://islanublar.jurassicworld.com/dinosaurs/tyrannosaurus-rex/
http://www.jurassicworld.com/intel/dinosaur/tyrannosaurus-rex


This is a simple size comparison I made for the JP3 Rex, the JP3 Rex upscaled to 40ft long, and the JP3 Spinosaurus:
https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd....984/A4E97C537996A591A8BD82D8D2A159B871CC42D3/

Even compared to a 40ft long Rex, the Spinosaurus is considerably bigger. Compare the size of their skulls, then go and watch the vídeo where they fight. There's a moment when the Spinosaurus turns around to face off the Rex. At one point, their faces are in front of each other and so close their snouts clip through each other. The Spino's skull actually seems to be shorter then the Rex's, when it should be considerably longer. That gives an idea of how undersized it is. Some claim it was big and powerful in JP3 because it was a hybrid, but the documents that say it went through genetic tampering never say what traits were changed and how. Until that happens, the JP3 Spinosaurus is the reference Spinosaurus for the franchise. It clearly is bigger then even the largest Rex in the franchise, as it was intended to be in JP3 in the first place.
 
People claim the JP3 Rex was a sub-adult becase it was small but you won't find any source that actually says that. The Jurassic Park 3 script explicitly says it whas a full grown Bull Tyranosaurus. Look it up:
http://www.imsdb.com/scripts/Jurassic-Park-III.html

Now, several licensed material for Jurassic World claim the Tyrannosaurus was 40ft long and in the Stan Winston School of Character Arts it says the Rexy/Roberta animatronic from Jurassic Park is nearly 40ft long :
https://www.stanwinstonschool.com/blog/jurassic-park-t-rex-sculpting-a-full-size-dinosaur
http://islanublar.jurassicworld.com/dinosaurs/tyrannosaurus-rex/
http://www.jurassicworld.com/intel/dinosaur/tyrannosaurus-rex


This is a simple size comparison I made for the JP3 Rex, the JP3 Rex upscaled to 40ft long, and the JP3 Spinosaurus:
https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd....984/A4E97C537996A591A8BD82D8D2A159B871CC42D3/

Even compared to a 40ft long Rex, the Spinosaurus is considerably bigger. Compare the size of their skulls, then go and watch the vídeo where they fight. There's a moment when the Spinosaurus turns around to face off the Rex. At one point, their faces are in front of each other and so close their snouts clip through each other. The Spino's skull actually seems to be shorter then the Rex's, when it should be considerably longer. That gives an idea of how undersized it is. Some claim it was big and powerful in JP3 because it was a hybrid, but the documents that say it went through genetic tampering never say what traits were changed and how. Until that happens, the JP3 Spinosaurus is the reference Spinosaurus for the franchise. It clearly is bigger then even the largest Rex in the franchise, as it was intended to be in JP3 in the first place.

Everything I have seen the Spinosaurus looks accurate to what you have in the chart. I think you need to go outside get some fresh air and sunshine. Cause this "oh the spino is too small" whine fest is getting ridiculous. People aren't even complaining that much about it on the sub reddit anymore.
 
While I will agree that in the Jurassic Park - Rexy/Roberta was about 11.9-12.2 meters long. But in Jurassic World (some 22 years later) - she was 13.4 meters long, & nearly 17 feet tall. It is easy to explain - since T.rexes (and most large dinosaurs) may have continued to through out their life. It has been stated many times that
Rexy/Roberta is the largest T.rex in the series.

In addition - the sites you sourced - basically use species average sizes - not the sizes of the actually specimen's in the park - like Rexy. Note how the Mosasaur is listed at 16.76-18 meters/55-59 feet. Yet considering they were feeding it cloned Great White sharks - the Mosasaur in Jurassic World was actually more like 22 meters/72 feet long.

http://i.imgur.com/qAFi2PO.png
https://img00.deviantart.net/a402/i/2016/326/3/7/jurassic_park_tyrannosaur_size_chart_by_brenton522-dapacy3.png
http://yjcool.blogspot.com/2015/06/list-of-dinosaurs-featured-in-jurassic.html

The male "bull" T.rex from JP3 is officially listed at 11.3 meters/37 feet - while he may have been an adult - he certainly was not fully grown. Just compare him to the "Buck" from TLW, which is according to the novel - more like12.2 meters/40 feet.

Still I don't disagree that the Spinosaurus should be longer, and possible 1-2 tons heavier than the T.rex . If T,rex in the game is 12.2 meters/40 feet - then the Spinosaurus should be about 14 meters/46 feet long. If the T.rex in the game is about the size of Rexy in JW - then the Spinosaurus should be about 14.9 meters/49 feet. That way the Indominus rex is still the largest carnivore in the park.

BTW - if I recall correctly - I heard that the developers at Frontier may be working on this issue.

Still - I do believe the fight shows what should happen between T.rex and Spinosaurus. T.rex should win - most of the time.
 
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