Either would work. Both basically fulfill the same purpose. Plateosaurus is more famous, but Mussaurus has the novel connection.
What animals would you like to see in JWE2? What is your wishlist?
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I hope we get 2 more DLCs with a mix of what everyone would like this year. What do you guys think? Then we can wait until JWE3.
I put less dinosaurs, because there are alot of other amazing animals throughout Prehistory.
We already have 3 Paleozoic animals. (Dunkleosteus, Dimensions and Lystrosaurus)
And now the Cenozoic has made it's debut in the Game with Megalodon!
What do you guys think. Would you like to see these DLC'S and animals included in the game before development stops?
Thank you so much Frontier for making this Masterpiece of a Game for us Dinosaur Fans. I really appreciate everything you have done with making this game and perfecting it.
And thank you for throwing in Dunkleosteus and Megalodon. It's sheds light on other Prehistoric Time Periods.
I put less dinosaurs, because there are alot of other amazing animals throughout Prehistory.
We already have 3 Paleozoic animals. (Dunkleosteus, Dimensions and Lystrosaurus)
And now the Cenozoic has made it's debut in the Game with Megalodon!
What do you guys think. Would you like to see these DLC'S and animals included in the game before development stops?
Thank you so much Frontier for making this Masterpiece of a Game for us Dinosaur Fans. I really appreciate everything you have done with making this game and perfecting it.
And thank you for throwing in Dunkleosteus and Megalodon. It's sheds light on other Prehistoric Time Periods.
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With Megalodon added to the game why not add one more cenozoic animal before this game's support ends and I think this one would definitely be a great candidate to include into the game with putting megalodons Arch Enemy "Leviathan Melville".
Livyatan is known from a few skulls. I would go with Brygmophyseter, Dorudon or Basilosaurus.
Well at least we have material for this animal, unlike the Megalodon it's still a guessing game of what it actually looked like...
