The Spinosaurus, an animal that got a great update and I decided to test out the intelligent trait on it:
Source: https://youtu.be/OPS2lw-rl0Q
What did you do in Jurassic World Evolution 2 Today?
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Ok, I got a bit missed up in a few videos ago but this is the one where I decided to unleash a horde of Gallimimus and a goat to be hunted down by Yutyrannos as well adding the dreaded Therizinosaurus to the play:
Source: https://youtu.be/FyHWdDlFk9k
What time is it? Decorations and details time. You just know it, time to adjust the place up with cool decorations as well store adjustments to get ready for the park tour:
Source: https://youtu.be/27tAAlnu_Fo
We had another great week with good reveals (Utharaptor, Gigantoraptor, Concavenator and Tarbosaurus plus some updates arriving on Nov 30, 2023) but now, now the Spinosaurus in my Jurassic Park Australia as we take a tour there and as always, first we explore the park and then we go into the creature enclosures:
Source: https://youtu.be/mExlmB2-27M
What a fantastic feeling as we completed JP Australia and now travel through time and space towards adding the herbivores (which include Bumpy) to Jurassic World 2015:
Source: https://youtu.be/WVnhMeGlx_I
We continue on JW 2015 and this time we make a series of slight adjustments to the park:
Source: https://youtu.be/mhjlvpDbglY
Hello, just two more days until the new DLC is out but in the meantime, we get ready to complete the new JW Nublar 2015 2.0 as tomorrow is the park tour:
Source: https://youtu.be/4qIMI-PqgEQ
We are in the day before new creatures arrive to our parks and we have the party tour to Jurassic World Isla Nublar 2015 at our hands. The place is pretty much done as we look to what comes around so enjoy a trip here (first is the showcasing of the infrastructureand then we look at the animals in the place):
Source: https://youtu.be/tHFfqQejDnE
Well just my luck, as I already completed adding the Allosaurus and Nasutoceratops to my JW Camp Cretaceous build now I have to go back later today and decide which animal enclosure will be redone to accommodate the Tarbosaurus:
Source: https://youtu.be/gV8nBVO4vyA
Made a Jurassic World: Asia Site B on one of the Malta maps, automating a bunch of Asian animals into the wide-open sections and watching everything living and hunting naturally.
So, while we are enjoying our new animals and features let's us head over to a personal project of mine Jurassic Park Florida utilizing square Biosyn Sanctuary (issues with internet prevented me from uploading the videos but fret not, you will see a lot of cool things):
Source: https://youtu.be/vZPPUrMyLFE
Anyone else have issues with Dinosaur fights and kills not tallying and therefore not raising infamy? I've reported it as a bug on the frontier report page.
Yes! We open the park and get on with animals like the aquatics, I know it isn't until the end but the creatures on the aquatic section really are something:
Source: https://youtu.be/GdK_zPafxxo
well, the last couple of months, I haven't made a park with a lagoon because they make the game crash.
I re-did re-enacting Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis' exercise "Dangerous Abodes" that is to manage a park full of carnivores and dangerous dinosaurs. To put it in simpler terms, I made an all-carnivores Jurassic-Park-type park. This time, I built the park in the Alpine square map. Note that making this all-carnivores Jurassic-Park-type park is not to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the film Jurassic Park.
To try this feature out in the most recent major update, I enabled research for the first time when making an all-carnivores park.
Here is what the park entrance looks like though it is small time.
After entering, there are two viewing gallery attractions and the first is Compsognathus.
Due to a feature in a major update that came with the Prehistoric Marine Species pack, I decided to make Proceratosaurus a viewing gallery attraction due to a possibility of it attacking the tour cars.
From the first Park Tour station, people can view Coelophysis and Troodon on the way to the second station. When going from the second back to the first station, only Troodon is viewable.
I put Dilophosaurus, Herrerasaurus, and Velociraptor in separate enclosures in the second section. Besides the viewing gallery, the dome viewing gallery enabled the closer viewing of the small hunting predators.
Beyond the second section, the park tour is used to connect the other sections in a loop.
In three different enclosures in the third section; I placed Megalosaurus, Metriacanthosaurus, and Albertosaurus separately. Those can be viewed from the viewing platforms and dome viewing galleries.
In the fourth section, I did combinations:
- First is the Morrison Formation exhibit: Ceratosaurus and Allosaurus
- Second is the abelisaurs: Majungasaurus and Carnotaurus
- Third is the carcharodontosaurs: Acrocanthosaurus and Carcharodontosaurus
The fifth section is the Early Cretaceous land piscivores:
- The first enclosure contains Suchomimus and Baryonyx whereas the second one has Spinosaurus
- Cearadactylus can be viewed from the aviary viewing gallery and the log viewing gallery.
Unlike last time, I added the following species even though they did not appear in the original novels, the Jurassic Park film trilogy, Jurassic Park: The Game, Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis, along with even Jurassic World: Evolution 2's first two levels of Chaos Theory and the official challenge modes based on the Jurassic Park film trilogy:
The reason for doing so is to make a loose tie to a fantasy world that I am making for a new story.
A note to other players is that they can do whatever they like when making their own Jurassic-Park-type parks.
Jurassic Coast is the sixth section as there is an aviary housing Dimorphodon and a lagoon housing Plesiosaurus.
I informally called the seventh section the Late Cretaceous North American coast due to the following attractions:
- An aviary housing Geosternbergia and Pteranodon
- Two different lagoons: one housing Styxosaurus and the other had Tylosaurus. Like with every marine reptile, the Tylosaurus can be viewed from the lagoon viewing stand and the lagoon viewing dome.
The last section contained four different carnivores:
- Tyrannosaurus Rex and Giganotosaurus being kept in separate enclosures.
- Kronosaurus and Mosasaurus kept in separate lagoons.
To try this feature out in the most recent major update, I enabled research for the first time when making an all-carnivores park.
Here is what the park entrance looks like though it is small time.
After entering, there are two viewing gallery attractions and the first is Compsognathus.
Due to a feature in a major update that came with the Prehistoric Marine Species pack, I decided to make Proceratosaurus a viewing gallery attraction due to a possibility of it attacking the tour cars.
From the first Park Tour station, people can view Coelophysis and Troodon on the way to the second station. When going from the second back to the first station, only Troodon is viewable.
I put Dilophosaurus, Herrerasaurus, and Velociraptor in separate enclosures in the second section. Besides the viewing gallery, the dome viewing gallery enabled the closer viewing of the small hunting predators.
Beyond the second section, the park tour is used to connect the other sections in a loop.
In three different enclosures in the third section; I placed Megalosaurus, Metriacanthosaurus, and Albertosaurus separately. Those can be viewed from the viewing platforms and dome viewing galleries.
In the fourth section, I did combinations:
- First is the Morrison Formation exhibit: Ceratosaurus and Allosaurus
- Second is the abelisaurs: Majungasaurus and Carnotaurus
- Third is the carcharodontosaurs: Acrocanthosaurus and Carcharodontosaurus
The fifth section is the Early Cretaceous land piscivores:
- The first enclosure contains Suchomimus and Baryonyx whereas the second one has Spinosaurus
- Cearadactylus can be viewed from the aviary viewing gallery and the log viewing gallery.
Unlike last time, I added the following species even though they did not appear in the original novels, the Jurassic Park film trilogy, Jurassic Park: The Game, Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis, along with even Jurassic World: Evolution 2's first two levels of Chaos Theory and the official challenge modes based on the Jurassic Park film trilogy:
- Plesiosaurus
- Styxosaurus
- Kronosaurus
- Giganotosaurus
- Mosasaurus
The reason for doing so is to make a loose tie to a fantasy world that I am making for a new story.
A note to other players is that they can do whatever they like when making their own Jurassic-Park-type parks.
Jurassic Coast is the sixth section as there is an aviary housing Dimorphodon and a lagoon housing Plesiosaurus.
I informally called the seventh section the Late Cretaceous North American coast due to the following attractions:
- An aviary housing Geosternbergia and Pteranodon
- Two different lagoons: one housing Styxosaurus and the other had Tylosaurus. Like with every marine reptile, the Tylosaurus can be viewed from the lagoon viewing stand and the lagoon viewing dome.
The last section contained four different carnivores:
- Tyrannosaurus Rex and Giganotosaurus being kept in separate enclosures.
- Kronosaurus and Mosasaurus kept in separate lagoons.
Ok, time to add more to the waters of Jurassic Park Florida BTW, I tried to base the place with Universal Miami:
Source: https://youtu.be/tIVX_E0hT1A
Yes, third time is the charm with this place indeed on JW Canada. That big area in the middle is my herbivore pen (2001 Brachi, Lystro, Hommalo, Pachyrinnos, Coryntho, Para, Maisa, Edmonto, 1997 Stego, Stiggy, Nodo, Anky and Chasmo) and the small enclosure is where x4 Utah life, on the right is my HQ zone while the left is my carnivore zone (65 MY Rex, Alberto, Atroci, Troodon). Biosyn fences really helped here:
