awesome video and awesome build, psittacosaurus is actually known to have definitely had quills. we have one particularly well preserved fossil with skin and those long feather like things still intact. the animal is completely scaley except for the spines on the tail. it's really amazing
What a build!! Sorry I haven't been keeping up with your videos as of late but I'm super glad I was able to catch this one! Towards the beginning ypu were talking about how much love the devs put into the game and I'd argue you put the same amount if not more into your build!! Fantastic stuff!
Great to see you playing Prehistoric Kingdom again after watching you play through the Alpha. I haven't gotten a chance to properly play Early Access yet as I've been waiting until I can get a much better computer. I really enjoy how they made the creatures in this feel more like animals and less like monsters. I like how accurate these animals are and I really like the speculation thrown into some of them like feathered Tyrannosaurus, scaly Deinocheirus, and the Feathered Pachyrhinosaurus. I really like the roadmap for the game. We won't be seeing breeding until next year though but I look forward to it. The ontogeny system is going to be fun to play around with in the nursery. I think we'll see at least ten quarterly updates for the game before it we have all the intended features and creatures until possible DLC. We'll probably see marine animals, pterosaurs, and Paleozoic creatures later. I think the next update is supposed to give us invisible fencing, food production, and a smaller hatchery. I like the idea you went for with this park. As for today's build, Protoceratops is a great start. If Psittacosaurus is going to be the next one, do you plan on making separate enclosures for each species. Like for an example, you could have an enclosure for P. Mongoliensis and an another one for P. Sibericus and P. sp. Same can apply to any other creature with additional species like P. walkeri (Parasaurolophus) and live with Lambeosaurus and Styracosaurus while P. cyrtocristatus can live with Nasutoceratops and Charonosaurus can live in its own paddock. I look forward to the next habitat build whenever that comes out.
You could use Prehistoric Kingdom as a way to truly make your BioPark series better. Like use PK as another genetic company trying there hand in extinct cloning.
OOOOh I think you've played JWE for too long because you're copying your park and path layouts into this! But seriously, it's just another aesthetic that works really well: A lot of straight walls and paths. It's a lovely start! Someone on the discord made a prefab of the Fighting Dinosaurs fossil, you can feature that in a covered area near this habitat! Maybe the next habitat can be Triceratops, next to these tiny goats, to show off where evolution started and where it ended! Oh, and you can resize the nursery (and other items that seem unscalable) by combining it with a second item within a group.
awesome video and awesome build, psittacosaurus is actually known to have definitely had quills. we have one particularly well preserved fossil with skin and those long feather like things still intact. the animal is completely scaley except for the spines on the tail. it's really amazing
Thanks! That's such a cool thing about Psittacosaurus, such amazing preservation in its fossils
What a build!! Sorry I haven't been keeping up with your videos as of late but I'm super glad I was able to catch this one! Towards the beginning ypu were talking about how much love the devs put into the game and I'd argue you put the same amount if not more into your build!! Fantastic stuff!
Thank you so much!
This game just looks beautiful. Can't wait to see what you do with it. X
It really is gorgeous! Thanks Issy!
So Nice!!!🤩😉👍
Great to see you playing Prehistoric Kingdom again after watching you play through the Alpha. I haven't gotten a chance to properly play Early Access yet as I've been waiting until I can get a much better computer. I really enjoy how they made the creatures in this feel more like animals and less like monsters. I like how accurate these animals are and I really like the speculation thrown into some of them like feathered Tyrannosaurus, scaly Deinocheirus, and the Feathered Pachyrhinosaurus.
I really like the roadmap for the game. We won't be seeing breeding until next year though but I look forward to it. The ontogeny system is going to be fun to play around with in the nursery. I think we'll see at least ten quarterly updates for the game before it we have all the intended features and creatures until possible DLC. We'll probably see marine animals, pterosaurs, and Paleozoic creatures later. I think the next update is supposed to give us invisible fencing, food production, and a smaller hatchery.
I like the idea you went for with this park. As for today's build, Protoceratops is a great start. If Psittacosaurus is going to be the next one, do you plan on making separate enclosures for each species. Like for an example, you could have an enclosure for P. Mongoliensis and an another one for P. Sibericus and P. sp. Same can apply to any other creature with additional species like P. walkeri (Parasaurolophus) and live with Lambeosaurus and Styracosaurus while P. cyrtocristatus can live with Nasutoceratops and Charonosaurus can live in its own paddock.
I look forward to the next habitat build whenever that comes out.
Thanks! I think I will definitely be splitting at least a few of the different genera into their respective species in different paddocks!
@@hypotheticallyjay8241 Cool
You could use Prehistoric Kingdom as a way to truly make your BioPark series better. Like use PK as another genetic company trying there hand in extinct cloning.
That's a good idea!
hi wow cool new build and im on a holiday wifi os not great i cant watch your vids but next week i will
Thanks!
Omg hii, how is it going?
Your so good at building and ur videos are amazing 🤩
Hi things are good! Thanks so much!
How long did it take to make the builds in this video
Maybe about 2 hours or so!
OOOOh I think you've played JWE for too long because you're copying your park and path layouts into this! But seriously, it's just another aesthetic that works really well: A lot of straight walls and paths. It's a lovely start!
Someone on the discord made a prefab of the Fighting Dinosaurs fossil, you can feature that in a covered area near this habitat! Maybe the next habitat can be Triceratops, next to these tiny goats, to show off where evolution started and where it ended!
Oh, and you can resize the nursery (and other items that seem unscalable) by combining it with a second item within a group.
Haha true! Thanks for the suggestions!