Unique behaviours we can expect in JWE?

Grimnir

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We can see in the T-rex video that they are a pack. They walk around. They communicate.

We can expect many of the herbivores to do these things possible, but what other UNIQUE behaviours could we expect?

For example. Majungasaurus is a carnivorous theropod that was confirmed to have eaten other Majungasauruses. Can we expect if we let 2 loose in a enclosure, that they will try to kill eachother to have the territory to themselves?

Any other unique behaviours that could possibly show up?
 

Lora Craft69

Lora Craft69
I don't think it's wise to put two female T-Rexes together based on a small part of the video.
That part was probably to show us the aging differences between the two T-Rexes.

Expected behaviors in the game for the herbivores herding maybe even foraging and communicating,
For the raptors and Deinonychus (maybe also the Dilophosaurus): pack hunting, communicating
The bigger carnivores: aggressive and territorial, meaning that they will not tolerate any other dinosaur in their enclosure unless maybe it's one of their own species that is submissive after a fight.

Edit: I forgot the ambush behavior that will be on most carnivores unless they are solely scavengers.
 
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Utahraptor

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Grimnir said:
Title.

We can see in the T-rex video that they are a pack. They walk around. They communicate.

We can expect many of the herbivores to do these things possible, but what other UNIQUE behaviours could we expect?

For example. Majungasaurus is a carnivorous theropod that was confirmed to have eaten other Majungasauruses. Can we expect if we let 2 loose in a enclosure, that they will try to kill eachother to have the territory to themselves?

Any other unique behaviours that could possibly show up?
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Well in the velociraptor I'd love to have a behavior where they patrol the fences, almost probing for weaknesses. Or if you have 2 paddock separated by one fence, it would be cool to see 2 interacting from each side.
 

JohnMiller1132

JohnMiller1132
I may be repeating myself but can I talk about unique behaviors that I wish to see instead?

T-Rex, or larger predators

- Ambushing through hiding in trees, behind obstacles(building), landscape (lower valley), waiting for the right moment to burst out and grab a prey as in JP.
- Territorial behavior such as simply roaring/chasing off invaders.
- Strategically choosing a habitat that suit them the most - such as Dr. Grant suggested - the larger predators are usually at the center of the island. Obviously, Spino will be around the coast then.​

Smaller Herbivores

- Evading predators in herd with uniform changes of direction (uniform Zig-Zag/S shapes) with the fastest and most experienced leading the route.​

Raptors

- Coordinated, strategic hunting by herding/luring enemies into a strategic kill zone (enclosed space - such as middle of forest, valleys, buildings), surrounding them and attacking them finally in all possible directions.
- Communicating and learning from each other. For instance, a set loose and recaptured Raptor may tell what she learnt about the environment to her mates.
- Attentive to the environment. Well aware of its surrounding - knowing which areas are usually filled with guests; which part of the fences are more vulnerable to be broken down due to weather/wear and tear conditions; observing and planning a strategy both before and after the event of the breakout. Perhaps, they may purposely chase a jeep and burst out when the gate opens. (something like the I-Rex) or ramping (long jumping) out the fences through higher ground.
- Has an alpha leader - to which she will do the hardest job as she's the most capable.​

Larger Herbivores (personal speculation only)

- The strongest and most experienced in the outer rim of the herd, protecting the weaker. Fencing off invaders with square-off fighting. Preferably, I would like to see multiple herbivores attempt to roaring/scaring off invaders before dwelling into fights.
- Group fighting by surrounding the enemy, circling them while waiting for the right chance to blow a strike just like the Stegosaurus in JP2.​

I know this is certainly too much of an expectation but I'll be floored if this happens the first day of release. Otherwise, I still hope that Frontier would reach that level somedays through continuous updates. [rolleyes]
 

Norsepath

Norsepath
My wishes is are:

# battles between dinosaurs can give deadly wounds and dinosaurs can die of infection or bleeding out a while after the battle even if they came out winning from the combat... would be a cool effect IMO

# Herd Hierarchy with alpha males and ejected animals for example

# Advanced pack hunting for raptor or others with diverse hunting strategies depending on environment
 

inachos

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I know it wont happend, but just imagine you´ve got a pack of Troodon JP:TG style in your park, that hunt like komodo dragons :eek:

1. One toxic bite, 2. Back off, 3. Waiting for the death of the prey that become second for second more sick, 4. then dinner time!

That would be cool!
 

Grimnir

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inachos said:
I know it wont happend, but just imagine you´ve got a pack of Troodon JP:TG style in your park, that hunt like komodo dragons :eek:

1. One toxic bite, 2. Back off, 3. Waiting for the death of the prey that become second for second more sick, 4. then dinner time!

That would be cool!
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Could be implemented as a part of the pack hunting style ordeal. Special for Troodon though.

Something else that made me wonder is what unique things will I-rex and I-raptor have, on the behaviour front.
 
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