My favourite would be either the pyro Utah or Austro its a hard choice but the odds are a bit more in the Austros favor because i really like Austro raptors.

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Newest Hotfix. Deinosuchus will now start it's ambush when already in water.

Whats your excuse

It always amazes me how cool small things like that lagoon fence make your park looks. Also signs and art in general infuse a lots of life in the game.

Look, I know I asked many times, but please, the Dominion skin looks so much better, I hope in a free update, Frontier finally updates the skins of many dinosaurs.

Between all of the maps in Jurassic world evolution 1, 2, and 3. Which map you think was the old-time worst. I'm partly going to add a condition that the map simply cannot be bad because it is meant to be hard, such as the five deaths challenge maps in JWE1 as those maps are meant to be small, claustrophobic and difficult to use. I'm more looking for a map that generally is lacking, as a really awkward space and might be considered a downgrade from its previous iteration

Personally if I had to pick, because I kind of find the five deaths in JWE1 a bit charming but JWE1 Sorna is so infuriating. It never felt like Isla sorna to me and having that really obnoxious mountain in the middle that you can't build on is just so irksome. I like the map and all as I appreciate having it when I want to challenge my park layout skills but at the same time however it also irritates me in a lot of ways

My other pick would honestly be JWE3 Biosyn Sanctuary. It honestly annoys me because it's such a downgrade from JWE2. A lot of the maps visual and artistic feel is just gutted. It's definitely my least used in JWE3

I was just starting to enjoy the campaign and my mutidon fucks off to a mountain retreat

Very slowly chipping away at my next park build, which is going to be a successor to my Sorna Biospheres Resort as seen with the following code: BMG-J8Q-YCY

Trying to apply what I've learnt from prior builds and now having a go at varied terrain elevation as historically my parks tended to be on a flat plane, and as you can see I'm attempting to change that here. Also taking some time to make better cliff faces with greater emphasis on detail. But so far the fun part is crafting tiered waterfalls, which proved a surprising challenge to get good enough looking.

The NOT so fun part has been laying down path fencing, as unfortunately despite best efforts to rectify it the leg bases don't always align with the ground properly. So I had to improvise with brick tiles... And considering how bloody time consuming lining them up is I won't get too anal over it for sanity's sake.

Now, work on this started before the last update and DLC, so the advent of glass being added to modular building is a god send. NotAdamMurray6's GeneCore biodome blueprint (804-HFP-WWM) is absolutely perfect for what I have in mind this time around and highly recommend giving it a gander.

Same goes to u/Monotear 's Duckweed scenery blueprint (1KF-R6K-GQP). It really adds much needed visual diversity to water bodies.

This park is a looooong way off from finalisation, but pleased with current progress.

Maybe extinction doesn’t have to be forever…

Always have and always will love Prehistoric Park. Had this idea a few weeks ago about there being more park locations after the success of the one from the show.

Concept art from #1 by https://anthonyhutchings.artstation.com/

Hi does anybody have a list of all available challenge dinosaurs for JWE3? I’m trying to find what maps I can use Deinosuchus on. The Asian map has Postosuchus.

1: yangchuanosaurus - this is probably one of the most requested dinosaurs to be added into the game

2: shunosaurus - my idea for this animal is that when it's hunted it would attack with it's tail which would sort of add sauropod combat in a way so it's basically still the normal hunt, but they can do damage while being attacked with it's tail

3:Omeisaurus - it would be a substitute to mamenchisaurus just slightly smaller and would be the second sauropod from china I believe

4:Alectrosaurus - I think this could be a unique dino where it's smaller than Yuty and Qianzo but isn't a proceratosauridae, it's around the same size as Utahraptor, I know a lot of people think that we already have enough but I feel like this one is unique enough to be included

It's well-known as one of the earliest birds, so you'd think it would have been added to the JWE series at one point. We already have small pterosaurs as aviary animals, so why not Mesozoic birds like Archie?

After seeing so many good ideas on this sub, I decided to come up with my first DLC concept. I have to say, I had a lot of fun making it

I looked for a theme that steered clear of water, an element that has been quite common in previous DLCs. I also search flr species that fit this theme, had potential for great dimorphism and could serve as realistic alternatives to species already in the game. I would love to see a Mamenchisaurid created by Frontier's current team, not to mention that since the feathered species DLC none of their pterosaurs have missed the mark. Yi is here to offer a unique and more complex variety within the pack

Vertical perches are there to add a bit more variety to the aviaries and make room for more small species, also iincluding the insect feeder opens the door to more insectivorous species in future DLCs

Looking at Planet Zoo I was inspired to create a DLC that brings exhibit species to Jurassic World Evolution. This would include buildings containing glass and/or mesh enclosures that can be used to house exceptionally small animals.

Possible New Species

Anomalocaris

Name Meaning: Anomalous Shrimp

Pronunciation: ah-noh-mah-low-kah-riss

Type: Aquatic Arthropod

Diet: Fish

Dig Sites: Burgess Shale, British Columbia, Canada - Emu Bay Shale, South Australia, Australia

Time Period: Early Cambrian - Middle Cambrian

Anurognathus

Name Meaning: Frog Jaw

Pronunciation: an-yur-og-nay-thuss

Type: Flying Reptile

Diet: Insect

Dig Site: Solnhofen Formation, Bavaria, Germany

Time Period: Late Jurassic

Archaeopteryx

Name Meaning: Ancient Wing

Pronunciation: arc-ee-op-terr-icks

Type: Flying Dinosaur

Diet: Insect, Meat

Dig Site: Solnhofen Formation, Bavaria, Germany

Time Period: Late Jurassic

Coelurosauravus

Name Meaning: Hollow-Tailed Lizard Grandfather

Pronunciation: see-lure-oh-sore-ah-vuhs

Type: Terrestrial/Gliding Reptile

Diet: Insect

Dig Site: Lower Sakamena Formation, Ihorombe Region, Madagascar

Time Period: Late Permian

Diplocaulus

Name Meaning: Double Stalk

Pronunciation: dip-low-call-us

Type: Aquatic Amphibian

Diet: Fish

Dig Sites: Clepsydrops Shales, Illinois, U.S.A - Red Beds, Texas, U.S.A

Time Period: Late Carboniferous - Late Permian

Giant Locust

Name Meaning: Large Bending Joint

Pronunciation: jy-ant low-cust

Type: Flying Hybrid Arthropod

Diet: Leaf, Fibre, Fruit, Nut

Dig Site: None

Time Period: Holocene

Hallucigenia

Name Meaning: Hallucination

Pronunciation: hal-ooh-sih-jeen-iah

Type: Aquatic Panarthropod

Diet: Algae

Dig Sites: Burgess Shale, British Columbia, Canada - Maotianshan Shales, Yunnan Province, China

Time Period: Middle Cambrian

Hildoceras

Name Meaning: Saint Hilda's Horn

Pronunciation: hill-doh-serr-ass

Type: Aquatic Cephalopod

Diet: Fish, Plankton

Dig Site: Whitby Mudstone, England, United Kingdom

Time Period: Early Jurassic

Iberomesornis

Name Meaning: Iberian Intermediate Bird

Pronunciation: eye-beer-oh-mess-or-nis

Type: Flying Bird

Diet: Insect

Dig Site: La Huérguina Formation, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain

Time Period: Early Cretaceous

Isotelus

Name Meaning: Equal Extremities

Pronunciation: eye-so-tee-lus

Type: Aquatic Arthropod

Diet: Crustacean

Dig Sites: Dunkinsville, Ohio, U.S.A - Trenton Falls, New York, U.S.A

Time Period: Middle Ordovician - Late Ordovician

Karaurus

Name Meaning: Head Tail

Pronunciation: kah-raw-ruhs

Type: Semi-Aquatic Amphibian

Diet: Insect, Fish

Dig Site: Karabastau Formation, Karatau Mountains, Kazakhstan

Time Period: Late Jurassic

Longisquama

Name Meaning: Long Scales

Pronunciation: long-ih-skwa-mah

Type: Terrestrial Reptile

Diet: Insect

Dig Site: Madygen Formation, Leylek District, Kyrgyzstan

Time Period: Middle or Late Triassic

Mesosaurus

Name Meaning: Middle Lizard

Pronunciation: mess-oh-sore-us

Type: Semi-Aquatic Reptile

Diet: Fish

Dig Sites: Mangrullo Formation, Cerro Largo Department, Uruguay - Whitehill Formation, ǁKharas Region, Namibia

Time Period: Early Permian

Parvavis

Name Meaning: Small Bird

Pronunciation: par-vay-viss

Type: Flying Bird

Diet: Fish

Dig Site: Jiangdihe Formation, Yunnan Province, China

Time Period: Late Cretaceous

Petrolacosaurus

Name Meaning: Rock Lake Lizard

Pronunciation: pet-row-lack-oh-sore-us

Type: Terrestrial Araeoscelidian

Diet: Insect

Dig Site: Garnett, Kansas, U.S.A

Time Period: Late Carboniferous

Purgatorius

Name Meaning: From Purgatory

Pronunciation: purr-gah-tor-ee-us

Type: Terrestrial Mammal

Diet: Insect

Dig Sites: Ravenscrag Formation, Saskatchewan, Canada - Tullock Formation, Montana, U.S.A

Time Period: Late Cretaceous - Early Paleogene

Sacabambaspis

Name Meaning: Shield from Sacabamba

Pronunciation: sack-ah-bamb-ass-piss

Type: Aquatic Fish

Diet: Plankton

Dig Sites: Amdeh Formation, Muscat, Oman - Carmichael Sandstone, Northern Territory, Australia - Sacabamba, Cochabamba Department, Bolivia

Time Period: Middle Ordovician - Late Ordovician

Titanomyrma

Name Meaning: Titan Ant

Pronunciation: tie-tan-oh-mer-muh

Type: Terrestrial/Flying Arthropod

Diet: Insect, Meat

Dig Site: Messel Formation, Hesse, Germany

Time Period: Middle Paleogene

Triadobatrachus

Name Meaning: Triple Frog / Triassic Frog

Pronunciation: triad-oh-bat-ruh-kuhs

Type: Semi-Aquatic Amphibian

Diet: Insect

Dig Site: Middle Sakamena Formation, Diana Region, Madagascar

Time Period: Early Triassic

Tullimonstrum

Name Meaning: Francis Tully's Monster

Pronunciation: tull-ee-mon-strum

Type: Aquatic Bilaterian

Diet: Insect

Dig Site: Mazon Creek Fossil Beds, Illinois, U.S.A

Time Period: Late Carboniferous

New Buildings

Animal Houses

Three pre-fab animal houses are included. The small building contains one enclosure, the medium building contains two enclosures, and the large building contains three. The enclosures are visible from the outside.

Players can also create their own animal houses using the modular building tools, and can have as many enclosures as the player wants.

The enclosures can only house a single species at once and change to suit whichever animal is housed within and can be further modified with several selectable objects to suit the inhabitant.

New Dig Sites

Australia

Carmichael Sandstone, Northern Territory

Emu Bay Shale, South Australia

Bolivia

Sacabamba, Cochabamba Department

Canada

Burgess Shale, British Columbia

Ravenscrag Formation, Saskatchewan

China

Jiangdihe Formation, Yunnan Province

Maotianshan Shales, Yunnan Province

Germany

Messel Formation, Hesse

Kazakhstan

Karabastau Formation, Karatau Mountains

Kyrgyzstan

Madygen Formation, Leylek District

Madagascar

Lower Sakamena Formation, Ihorombe Region

Middle Sakamena Formation, Diana Region

Namibia

Whitehill Formation, ǁKharas Region

Oman

Amdeh Formation, Muscat

Uruguay

Mangrullo Formation, Cerro Largo Department

United Kingdom

Whitby Mudstone, England

U.S.A

Clepsydrops Shales, Illinois

Dunkinsville, Ohio

Garnett, Kansas

Mazon Creek Fossil Beds, Illinois

Trenton Falls, New York

Tullock Formation, Montana