Update 1.5? Does anyone know about this?
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Yeah. Every DLC they release comes with a free update. Following the general rule, it should come between March or April. What it has is unknown
yeah unfortunately as much as Frontier posts the nice but not official game content stuff on their facebook social media (animal fun facts, screen shots, the challenges and my favorite being the workshop and video spotlights) they are not very communicative about what's to come and when. Though we can surmise like darthquell said, probably around 4-ish months from the last update and DLC. Since we don't know I always tend to give them a month leeway either way in their head, and expect we'll see something between March and May.
I'm hoping for exhibit upgrades. The animals are nice but the exhibits and their 1x1 model being the only model available is uninteresting to me. I honestly mainly use the exhibit animals for early zoo money making, there's just not a huge focus for me and I think for many players, though I'm sure they are the best part of the game for some as well.
I'm hoping for exhibit upgrades. The animals are nice but the exhibits and their 1x1 model being the only model available is uninteresting to me. I honestly mainly use the exhibit animals for early zoo money making, there's just not a huge focus for me and I think for many players, though I'm sure they are the best part of the game for some as well.
I agree with you on this. I would also really like it if there were aquariums. With animals such as the clownfish.
That could be, but since the previous package was not about a continent, I think there could be another package that is not about a continent. I hope very much that it comes early March!
I agree I'd like to see an expansion of exhibit design options too.
I like having them, but I've also seemed to notice that they seem to require a lot of zookeeper time (Once I add them, I always start getting those alerts about zookeepers not feeding or watering or cleaning animals once I add some to a work zone, even if I add a new zookeeper and put a hut near the exhibit area). I tried making all my exhibits one work zone with its own keeper and other staff too, and they still can't keep them fed and watered reliably.
This is off topic, but as I understand it, "reptile houses" are among the most popular areas in real life zoos, but I've never had much luck getting many patrons into the reptile halls I've built (even if I include restrooms and some benches and vendors), let alone putting much $$$ in the donation bins. I wish they could give them more crowd appeal in the game.
I once had a Reptile House in a old Zoo that was really popular. Maybe because it had also a Room that was the Home for the Saltwater Crocodiles.
Try adding a Crocodile or another big Reptile if you haven't already. Maybe the Position of the Building is also important. That really popular Reptile House was next to the Entrance. It also had a Info-Shop next to the Entrance if I remember correctly. Can't say much about my other Reptile Houses because they aren't even close to the Amount of Species in the old one (it had every South American Exhibit Animal except the Red Eyed Tree Frog which wasn't released back then. I think there where also Galapagos Tortoises). I hope this was a bit helpful. Let me know if these Tips made it possible for you to create a more popular Reptile House
They are? I'm surprised. I can see it seeming more crowded because visually, the crowd's all enclosed of course. Maybe I'm just biased, I'm not a bit reptile/amphibian person for the most part. Invertebrates even less.
I would try adding animal talks to an exhibit animal or a habitat animal. These seem to really draw big crowds to an area. But make sure the closest animal talk is nearby. And also, make sure that close by animal talk is scheduled for a month, say June, thane set up the next one in August so they have one month to listen to the talk and one month to move to the next. Some people just move to every animal talk in the zoo, I’ve found.
Yes, and to make them "animal interactive", maybe the educator cam be holding the animal (with gloves on, of course, to avoid a bite). That could be part of update 1.5