Jurassic World Evolution 3

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I love this game but dont get the rebirth dlc for the full price not so worth it

So despite being a few months early from giving it a year, I think I have a great deal to say about this game as it currently stands and the direction it is heading (or seeming to indicate). POSITIVES: - The addition of modular building while keeping a *default* building set was a good idea, especially with the inclusion of the easy to use and readily accessed in game, as well as the ability to edit and re-colour default buildings included with the game. A lot of dedicated and brilliant players regularly provide contributions of buildings and decorations to use, many of which seamlessly fit in with the base game Frontier gave us, and some incredible and outlandish designs for any kind of park one would like to build. It is an intuitive system benefitting everyone, from players who do not wish to slap together every building and those who wish to curate even the most minute details. - Waterfalls were a wonderful and highly requested addition to the series, and although not necessarily perfect or seamless, they all the same help provide more variety to the kinds of parks you can build. - While I personally never considered the addition of baby critters to the game to be all that important, it is a fine inclusion nonetheless, and another indicator that Frontier DOES hear and consider fan requests, for those who truly want nothing to do with them you can disable them in the sandbox menu. - Although limited, some new park attractions have been added to help add more flavor to the parks. - The terrain editing tools and brushes have been decently enhanced compared to previous titles. - Frontier generally ignores the most obnoxious or idiotic suggestions from the community, who may be among the most prone to bad ideas to exist for a game despite what many might suggest. - Consistent with previous titles, every update and DLC includes a variety of excellent tools, features, quality of life enhancements, and of course prehistoric animals. NEGATIVE MARKS: - Baby dinosaurs add very little of interest to the game, to the point where if their inclusion meant the exclusion or delay of other features, then they should have simply not been included, either at launch or at all. - The campaign despite mechanically making a return to form to JWE1, is really quite boring and tedious compared to the campaign(s) of the first game. The DLC campaign for Rebirth was not a substantial improvement. - Aesthetically, the first game was superior in almost every regard, with Jurassic World Evolution 2 coming close although much like this game still missing the mark somewhat. In the Return to Jurassic Park DLC for the first game, visually everything was perfect, the buildings, the fences, the paths, all of it, with the first game also possessing a wonderful colour palette and lovely terrain paints. When it was stormy, the map was darkened and you really felt in the middle of it, while in JWE3, if you can see the sky at all it is usually quite sunny looking even if it is raining, and there is a rather lackluster aesthetic appearance to the whole experience. The second game had an excellent variety of building appearances to choose from, all of which appeared excellent and beautified a player's park, whether you chose the beautifully modeled BioSyn buildings inspired by Jurassic World: Dominion, as well as alternate Jurassic Park era buildings, such as the JP 2 inspired visitor/control center. When it comes to dinosaur skins, the first game ostensibly had the best despite being vague and limited in options available, which largely did not re-appear in the second game, and in the third game -- should they have made an appearance at all, are frequently rather muted in colour, and in some cases such as the Brachiosaurus, the canonically male colouring is exclusively reserved for female brachiosaurs, as opposed to being available to both or at least males. - The "large" flat square maps, and all the maps to be completely honest, are extremely small and restrictive in design, the island generator being a particularly severe offender. - The gameplay is somehow despite the new features and attractions, somehow the second most shallow feeling. Despite the *many* flaws of the first game, it had in its possession paleobotany, and the ability to medicate from helicopters and tranquilize dinosaurs from the ground. As it stands now, rangers can do close to nothing of use beyond simply "scanning" dinosaurs, which is usually not terribly useful to begin with as the game itself will typically notify you of an injury or damage to a structure or fence, and while I absolutely love the addition of medical and maintenance teams, neither is all that interesting in function or use, and as it stands simply just took away things for a player to do with ranger teams. The variety of utility/staff/administrative buildings in this game is simply not there. - Continuing with gameplay features, the first, and arguably most flawed entry in the series, had a far more reasonable ability to not only mix multiple species into a paddock, but also herbivores and carnivores of various types and sizes (e.g. You could house something like a Herrerasaurus with Stegosaurus, as Herrerasaurus was a small or medium carnivore and Stegosaurus was an armoured herbivore of a larger size, as well as something like T-Rex with Mamenchisaurus as it would simply be too large) with exceptions being given to things such as the hybrids. Herbivores are far more picky now as to what they can cohabitate with (although this can be circumnavigated through sandbox settings or the purchase of the Rebirth DLC), and even simply mixing a few herbivore species into one paddock will require you to make it quite large, which would, again, not be as much of an issue were the maps not so incredibly small and/or if there were alternative feeding options than simply painting the entirety of a paddock with ground leaf and cycads. - As of the most recent update I believe, new tools have been added to help navigate this issue and it has been in the game since JWE2 at least, but the herd behavior is deeply flawed. Dinosaurs regularly break off, isolate themselves, then throw a tantrum because they suddenly became blind, deaf, and suffered severe memory loss, disconnecting them from their larger range. While the "herding" abilities of the ranger teams can be used to deal with this issue, they are cumbersome and slow and irritating to use, so you regularly find yourself tranquilizing then flying a dinosaur back into the "territory" of its fellows, which (this is also an issue with the manual herding mechanic" results in panicked dinosaurs fleeing, forgetting everything, then injuring themselves or starving themselves because they forgot where their "home range" in their ridiculously undersized paddocks was. Even if you specifically try to create zones to try and draw certain types of dinosaurs to them, they will regularly suffer an episode then promptly go to starve or dehydrate in a corner with nothing there for them. - Guests are not interesting beyond the fact that you can feed them to dinosaurs. While the 4 categories are sufficient in variety of preferences and I do not particularly care for guests to be "individuals" like in the early zoo tycoon titles, they do nothing, they really don't want anything, unless you suffer a bug where guests and staff do not appear on screen at all like I am on a current save despite guests and staff being enabled (which is a shame because I wanted to loose Deinosuchus on them to see what the fun animations might be). Guests never put themselves in danger such as breaking into a paddock or jumping into the lagoon, you never have "celebrity" guests who appear and enhance ticket sales or provide scathing reviews should you not engage with certain things, the only interesting thing a guest can do is become dinosaur food or get trampled by a herbivore (which I wish could receive guest mauling/combat animations).

Made park, park got 4 stars, i unleashed the dinosaurs, and they got a free buffet.

As someone who doesn't decorate , the amount of content from the community is crazy! I have bought all the prior JW's before, and all have lived up to my expectations. Thank you Frontier for delivering another exciting JW game to keep me engaged in a time that we all need it. Thank you!

were are the updates?