Yeah I used to be on Team Habitat but I've swung right around the other way. Plus their babies are the size of my thumb. They'd look stupid as hell in a habitat with absurd space requirements and giant climbing equipment.I think the thing with habitat tamarins and marmosets isnt their size in itself. I think its more the question how well they would work with the existing climbing pieces.
Pretty sure they would work fine? We have thin climbing frames which are pretty much what real life zoo facilities with tamarins use, pretty sure frame size has never been a problem...I think the thing with habitat tamarins and marmosets isnt their size in itself. I think its more the question how well they would work with the existing climbing pieces.
Based answer.Of course Frontier will probably avoid this question by simply not adding them.
They are the size of your thumb in the time they in real life would cling to their parents' body. A behaviour we haven't seen so far, so they would go for an older juvenile model.Yeah I used to be on Team Habitat but I've swung right around the other way. Plus their babies are the size of my thumb. They'd look stupid as hell in a habitat with absurd space requirements and giant climbing equipment.
Of course Frontier will probably avoid this question by simply not adding them.
I always find this argument funny because we said the exact same thing for justify why gibbons shouldn't be in the game, and we currently have two of then.I think its more the question how well they would work with the existing climbing pieces.
Gibbons are big. And honestly, given how little time they spend brachiating in the game, they also look kind of stupid at times.I always find this argument funny because we said the exact same thing for justify why gibbons shouldn't be in the game, and we currently have two of then.
Yeah and they werent really all that great for the first year and assumeably took a lot of work.I always find this argument funny because we said the exact same thing for justify why gibbons shouldn't be in the game, and we currently have two of then.
Ok, and?Gibbons are big.
I don't have idea of what are you talking about, every time i used gibbons they look awesome, and i would argue they are the best climbers in the game (they also brachiat a lot by my personal expirience)And honestly, given how little time they spend brachiating in the game, they also look kind of stupid at times.
I've actually forgotten the point I was going to make. It's 1.30am.Ok, and?
Not the experience most folks are having based on what I've seen (and my own experience). Sometimes they'll hang down, but they rarely swing. Most of the time they do the funky gibbon walk on top of what they should be swinging on. Brachiation should be their primary mode of locomotion while climbing, but it's like tertiary behind the bipedal run and the knuckle-walk.I don't have idea of what are you talking about, every time i used gibbons they look awesome, and i would argue they are the best climbers in the game (they also brachiat a lot by my personal expirience)
Gibbons are big. And honestly, given how little time they spend brachiating in the game, they also look kind of stupid at times.
Nope, agree! I can think of at least 12 off the top of my head that I would welcome.Oh!
I got one!
Are you ready?
It is:
Africa could always welcome more animals! (of course welcome and needed are completely different things!)
Usually i would agree but I just spent the last 20 minutes thinking of what rides we could have ingame for the free update wishlist. There's quite a few options left to include that all fit into the zoo theme.We have enough rides for a zoo game
Yeah, it's just a matter of personal tolerance. Same with using mods.It's perfectly fine to use animals as replacement species, such as a Formosan Black Bear in place of an American Black Bear, or Chinese Pangolin in place of a White-Bellied Pangolin.
By that right, it's also totally fine to request these very same animals to fill in the roster for crucial species.