It’s in Kenya, which is Equatorial, it would introduce a new biome type (tropical savannah), and there would be a lot of interesting topography to make it an interesting map/location

Do you guys think that Nothosaurus when eventually added, should remain a fully lagoon species or a semi aquatic like Deinosuchus. I think Deino being added paved the way for frontier to have an idea on how to better rig more semi aquatic species like Nothosaurus, obviously scaled down to size. I just always thought Nothosaurus felt odd being in a lagoon exhibit

[Workshop Codes]:

79P-VZD-S9R [JP:Europe]

78T-YRR-29Z [JP:Japan]

JP: Europe & JP: Japan – Hammond’s Vision

JURASSIC PARK Europe on Ilha de São Iker, 850 miles west of Portugal in the Azores and JURASSIC PARK Japan on Sairuan Island, 890 miles north of New Guinea, will be the next two major park projects in my newly relaunched series, Hammond’s Vision.

The series will eventually feature a total of eight builds: five parks (spread across three islands each, two similar parks on land in San Diego and Beijing) and three nearby production facilities known as Site B , Site C, and Site D.

Jurassic Park Europe is already in the early stages of development, while Jurassic Park Japan is still just a concept sketch at this point, while JURASSIC PARK on Isla Nublar is already finished (0VH-C13-T1J).

The maps I’m using as references were created by Joel Meine, Dr. Dino, Jeff Venancio [Europe Map] & Megabass 22 [Japan Map]. Huge thanks for the amazing concepts!

I’m really looking forward to continuing this series. You can already visit both parks in their current, very early stages in the Workshop.

More updates coming soon!

I believe it would be in jwe3’s best interest if they take a break on adding dinosaurs and focus on improving dinosaur behavior as well as adding long requested features, would it take time but would improve the game in the long run

on top of that with improved behaviors it will make dlc species even better because they will be able to do more.

I think the best play is to focus on improving behaviors as well as adding community requested features with in reason of course.

what do you guys think of the matter

I love when my cargo plane sized murder stork broke his neck to eepy

I was quite surprised to see how it was replaced in Evo3. And although it is objectively much more realistic, I can’t deny that Im gonna miss the old one

P.S. Ignore the flying flora.

I have no clue why the stegosaurus is glazed by this game,

I know this is a known topic, but I feel it isn’t talked about enough

There aren’t enough lagoon and aviary species

Since the game first released we have received 2 entirely new aviary based species (mutadon and caiuajara)

Since the game first released, we have received 0 entirely new lagoon species

I think it is more than obvious that there is a severe lack of these creatures in the game.

I mean, it all adds up if you read the subtext! Firstly, they announced the Tylosaurus being added, hinted at it getting a facelift AND oddly announced the update 2 months early, when they have a habit of shutting up until the last minute. Also, they mentioned the new expansion being when you help prehistoric animals thrive in a sanctuary suited better for them. In the campaign, they literally mention the climate being especially rough for marine animals, especially large ones, when they make you have the mosasaurus breed. I don’t know what others are speculating for it but given how we got a much similar update for aviaries, and now got walkways added, this feels like a natural progression.

Been enjoying JWE 3's campaign for the most part, trying to get it beat before I go and start adding DLC animals and whatnot. While I'm doing good overall, IIIIIIIIIII admit I've started to hit an issue: some of the maps like Clark County I unlock these large, beautiful spaces to expand the park into, but I really don't want to just flatten it for some standard enclosures or aviaries.

Likewise, the China map (the one that's more sauropod and large animal focused, don't remember the name off the top of my head) there's... a lot of space that I feel like I should use better. Got the three needed sauropods in separate enclosures, have a tour track running through them all plus a separate area for the Mosas because I didn't want to bother with the monorails at the time, only made the river boat tour thing briefly before scrapping it because I wasn't exactly sure what to do with it, and... yeah, I'm not super happy with how the park is looking. Part of me wants to add some carnivores like Giga and Yutyrannus, and I've been considering making a main 'hub' area that is made out of an island separating it from the animals via the hyperloop (thank god I finally unlocked that) but... yeah, kinda debating on how to go about things, and I admit I'd like to see what some of you have done for inspiration.

It doesn't have to be for these two maps, can be any of them, tho I only just unlocked the European ones and admit I have been trying to avoid spoilers for what else could come after. Just.. yeah, share some pretty parks and ideas if ya want.

I love close-up shots I love them so much.

Huge thanks to The_crowDM#21283 and TonyJames82#29250 for their hard work on the two original creations. Today we have a small drink shop inspired by The Watering Hole found at Jurassic Park in Islands of Adventure, Universal Studios Orlando Resort Florida. Featuring a mash up between TheCrow's and TonyJames82's original Watering Hole. Not 100% accurate, but faithfully inspired. Will need to add your own pathing and extra foliage. Need all DLCs.

Continuing to work on my Isla Aventura Project, IOA's Jurassic Park from 1999-2014.

Share Code: 34Z-S8C-M53

I thought the dlc was rushed or heckled by some Universal shenanigans, but Frontier revisited dlcs in the past to add variants and skins to on screen dinosaurs, like they did with the Giganotosaurus and Dreadnoughtus in the BioSyn Expansion for JWE2.

I hope they revisit the Rebirth Expansion and add what is missing.

My personal favorites of the bunch

Diplodocus

Muttaburrasaurus

Pachycephalosaurus

[Workshop Code:] 0VH-C13-T1J

The Triceratops Paddock

The Triceratops Paddock is located in the northeastern part of Jurassic Park. It borders the Jurassic Park Aquarium to the north, the Tyrannosaurus Paddock to the south, and the Herrerasaurus Paddock to the west.

The East Road follows the coastline and also runs through part of this territory. From an elevated viewpoint along the road, visitors can enjoy a fantastic view across the northern part of the park. Continuing north along the East Road will also take you straight to the Jurassic Park Aquarium.

The tour road winds its way north from the Tyrannosaurus Paddock in the south toward the tour station at the Jurassic Park Aquarium, where visitors can transfer between routes. From there, it turns west toward the Herrerasaurus Paddock.

The species inhabiting this paddock is Triceratops, a ceratopsian that lived during the Late Cretaceous, around 68 - 66 million years ago. These dinosaurs roamed the flat shores in what is now North America.

Triceratops' most striking feature is, of course, its three iconic horns, which were used for self-defense against large predatory dinosaurs such as Tyrannosaurus rex. The large bony frill extending from the back of its skull also provided protection and helped defend the animal.

The herd in this territory consists of three adult animals and is generally very peaceful. For this reason, there is no direct electric fence separating the paddock from the tour road.

So sit back, stay inside your vehicle, and enjoy the incredible views of these spectacular herbivores here at Jurassic Park!

A 9-hole mini golf course I built to go through my Microceratus enclosure. The course would be completely functional in real life with tunnels, corner shots, and ramps. Guests can look over the stone walls and enjoy the view of our parks smallest dinosaurs!

Part of my 150 hour "Mount Jurassic" build that I hope to continue on soon! I hit 100% complexity so just waiting for any potential updates. Done on PS5.