The Dino Data Thread

[Jens Erik]

Welcome to Dino Data, a new feature were we discuss some of the fun and interesting facts about Jurassic World Evolution! Today's topic: Who's eaten the most guests?

Turns out, it's the Velociraptor! They've attacked millions of guests, and that's a lot of chaos caused! Who do you think the others are?

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[Spino2001]

Tyrannosaurus Rex!!!

 

[HeatherG]

Tyrannosaurus Rex!!!

I second that!

 

[Thylaco]

Assuming that natural breakouts are the main source, Tyrannosaurus, Spinosaurus and Indominus break out for fun in my experience.

 

[Jens Erik]

Besides the Velociraptor the top people eaters in Jurassic World Evolution are Dilophosaurus, Deinonychus, Ceratosaurus and T. rex, But even when you combine the four of them, they still haven't eaten as many guests as the Velociraptors did on their own!

Stay tuned for more fun Dino Data later in the week.

 

[Pixelated Sparkster]

Oh man, this brings me back to launch day with the ceratosaurus escape being super exciting, it and the spinosaurus were my favorite guest chompers.

I think my favorite dinosaur escape now is opening a gate to a pack of 16 troodon. The tiny carnivores would flow out like deadly water!

 

[DarthQuell]

I can see the Deyno as the 2nd, since I've had, er, problems

 

[Jens Erik]

Oh man, this brings me back to launch day with the ceratosaurus escape being super exciting, it and the spinosaurus were my favorite guest chompers.

I've also had some Ceratos escape when they felt bored. My poor guests!

I can see the Deyno as the 2nd, since I've had, er, problems

They're a little squirrely.. And hungry!

 

[HeatherG]

I will admit i've had some dino's get loose....on purpose hahaha.....but i've never had a Dilophosaurus or a Deinonychus attack my poor guests.

 

[DarthQuell]

I will admit i've had some dino's get loose....on purpose hahaha.....but i've never had a Dilophosaurus or a Deinonychus attack my poor guests.

The best part of that is when the guests run inside the enclosure.

"Lets hide in the Raptor paddock guys. We'll be safe..."

 

[HeatherG]

The best part of that is when the guests run inside the enclosure.

"Lets hide in the Raptor paddock guys. We'll be safe..."

I know right? I just wanna “Run the other way!!”

 

[Jens Erik]

but i've never had a Dilophosaurus or a Deinonychus attack my poor guests

The Deinonychus mission on Tacaño had a lot of poor visitors being eaten by a Deino who would escape every minute or so

 

[Bary33]

I agree with Jens, I think the velociraptor is the one that kills the most (even more if he has an altered genome), unfortunately I can't bring here a video I made, of a squad attacking goats whenever they left, they didn't even give time. the same should be with the visitors, just releasing them to take the test XD

 

[Jens Erik]

I think the velociraptor is the one that kills the most (even more if he has an altered genome)

We even have the numbers to prove it!

 

[Jens Erik]

On average, Velociraptors have eaten several times the amount of guests as the T. rex in-game. We guess the goats were enough to satisfy the queen of Isla Nublar after all!

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[Thylaco]

I see, so this time it's the number of kills compared to the number produced?

If so that's pretty remarkable, considering how many more Velociraptors you have in a park.

 

[Jens Erik]

I see, so this time it's the number of kills compared to the number produced?

If so that's pretty remarkable, considering how many more Velociraptors you have in a park.

Not as such, it's just how many have they killed/eaten.

 

[DarthQuell]

So how much is from "natural" escapes (storms, bashing fences) compared to how many were released, either by the players or the divisions? Or is this not possible to record?

 

[Jens Erik]

So how much is from "natural" escapes (storms, bashing fences) compared to how many were released, either by the players or the divisions? Or is this not possible to record?

It would be so, so cool if we had that kind of data, but unfortunately that's not something we can track.

 

[Thylaco]

Not as such, it's just how many have they killed/eaten.

As individuals?