Indeed, it is a stop gap at the moment honestly.
What did you do in Jurassic World Evolution 2 Today?
- Thread starter Jens Erik
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Completed Challenge mode Germany.Have you done anything cool in Jurassic World Evolution 2 while playing today? Maybe you've made a really cool enclosure, or a fantastic looking park? Or maybe something incredible happened in your park that you just managed to scrape through?
Feel free to share your story from Jurassic World Evolution 2 in this thread, whatever it may be.
Waiting for the next dlc.
Oh cool congratulations! What did you think of it?
Yosemite National Park in Jurassic world Evolution to has to be my favorite map in the game.
Source: https://youtu.be/7MESUxn413w
Well, I only beat it on normal. Not a higher difficulty. But I had fun.
germany is a tough but nice challange. like northwestamerica with only carnivores.
building a dominion inspired sorta place where dinos roam with humans
Continuing work in my Jurassic Park Washington, adding the fences this time:
Source: https://youtu.be/x8pC7Y3my_0
I really like your park!
Thanks, I adore how it has come up to this point BTW, last gen is able to have more than one Operations Building (Science Center, Exploration Center, HQ and Arrival Point.
Adding decorations and a second Control Center thanks to an useful glitch:
Hello, I am now planning ahead to when the JWD DPL comes around June:
Source: https://youtu.be/n-0JqpZynSE
I saw u/AC-RogueOne posted on reddit a baryonyx and suchomimus enclosure that has a hotel merged in the enclosure and wanted to try it out myself since I always wanted to make a more seamless dinosaur hotel enclosure.
I was not able to get the fencing built like what u/AC-RogueOne has done, but with a few boulders and trees, I was able to make a secure enclosure where the guests could observe the dinosaurs and the dinosaurs won’t attempt to escape.
I really love the result and how open the space is with this setup, I might use this again for future parks.
I was not able to get the fencing built like what u/AC-RogueOne has done, but with a few boulders and trees, I was able to make a secure enclosure where the guests could observe the dinosaurs and the dinosaurs won’t attempt to escape.
I really love the result and how open the space is with this setup, I might use this again for future parks.
That looks great! It's an incredibly creative setup, and I'm surprised it's worked so well, but definitely something I'm keen to do on a livestream!