![]() Some fences can be climbed on by animals, other can't. They can't be destroyed, but don't work until made into tanks. Electric dinosaur fences can shock dinosaurs and guests lowering their happiness. Dinosaur fences are extremelly durable, so only dinosaurs can damage them. Animals and zoo staff can just walk through, but guests can't. Decorative fences look nice, but they can't be used to make an exhibit. Low fences are cheaper, but most animals can jump over them. Regular fences that we're using here are the most basic ones. I had to sell one, because the exhibit was getting to cramped. So much happening in one picture! The window that popped up reminds us that we're halfway through the scenario. ![]() Lack of privacy can be solved by making wider paths, making areas guests can't see, placing fences guests can't see through, and placing observation areas just like I did. The last three are particularly important since they don't affect suitability, but affect overall happiness. It includes terrain and foliage that could be added or deleted, size of the exhibit, number of animals, and privacy. It shows what can still be done for an animal to make it happier. The zookeeper recommendations is what pops up when we press the button with a zookeeper on it. Right now our gazelles' suitability rating is 71, which is fine for them, but some animals need nearly 90 to stay happy. This means we'll need to put fitting foliage, terrain, toys and shelters in exhibits. Suitability is how animals like their exhibit. Animals get ill if their enclosures are dirty. Food comes from zookeepers, and you must be terrible at managing if you have a problem with that. Happiness rises if other needs are satisfied. There are a couple of things I wanted to talk about here:Īnimals have 4 basic needs: happiness, hunger, health, and suitability. Tell me if it bothers you much, and I'll try to fix it. I think it has something to do with my system's calendar being in Polish instead of English. You may have noticed that the calendar says "sty" instead of "jan". I think people may donate more money or get more happiness, but I've never really used them, so I don't really know. They fix fences, sweep trash, empty trash cans (which may be unnecessary, since restaurants don't produce trash and are more profitable than shops), and clean water filters. Maintenance workers get essential after some time, when fences start to break down. They can be assigned to particular enclosures, which makes them more efficient (they don't run around the zoo, and are always where they're supposed to be), but it's a bad idea to assign more than 4 exhibits to 1 zookeeper. They feed animals, heal them, and clean their exhibits. Zookeepers are the most important people in the zoo. There are also basic buildings for guests' basic needs, a zookeeper, and a maintenance worker. There is a desert exhibit called Camel Desert, a savannah exhibit called Giraffe World, and a deciduous forest exhibit called Moose Land. However, there are species that I would change in favor of others. Zoo Tycoon 2 - This is the game that I would change the least out of the five as it does a great job featuring animals that would be expected to be seen in zoos across the world. You can move animals around from one expansion pack to another. There are 130 animals in Zoo Tycoon 2, however for any zt gamers out there, were there any animals that just made you go what? And if there are, what would you replace them with and why? There are alot of animals that the games didn’t add obviously, but I feel like a lot of these choices are sturgeon’s law. There’s already a thread like this on ZT2 Round Table, so I thought that I'd make a version on zoochat. Honorable mentions: Maybe replace mastodon with woolly mammoth and Gigantopithecus with gallimimus Replace giant warthog with pachycephalosaurus ![]() Honorable mentions: Maybe replace narwhal with North American river otter (maybe performs in shows) Replace goblin shark with giant Pacific octopus Replace scalloped hammerhead shark with a penguin species (little blue, Humboldt, or African) Replace pilot whale with harbor seal (performs in shows) Honorale mentions: Maybe replace Masai giraffe with foosa Replace Barbary ape with back and white colobus monkeyĪdd addax, scimitar-horned oryx, and fennec fox Honorable mentions: Maybe replace Florida panther with Key deer, spectacled bear with dog deer Replace wolverine with (West African) slender-snouted crocodile Replace Javan rhino with Indian or Sumatran rhino Replace scimitar-horned oryx with Chacoan peccary Replace giant sable antelope with giant otter Honorable mentions: Maybe replace emperor penguin with king penguin Replace black leopard with generic leopard or clouded leopardĪdd koala, gray wolf, caribou, bison, and Komodo dragon Replace musk ox with southern pudu or black bear Here's my take, with some inspiration from Cobra ![]()
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