T Rex Lookout! | Prehistoric Kingdom
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- The Tyrannosaurus Rex moves into Camp Dino with our first full habitat, including a large 'look out' pavillion for guests!
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Take control of limitless power to build, manage and grow the ultimate zoo for extinct animals in Prehistoric Kingdom.
Design and decorate beautiful habitats using an array of powerful creative tools. Grow jungles, carve rivers and raise mountains across the enormous playable area to create the perfect park for your specimens.
Unlock your creativity with robust modular building tools to construct housing and shelters by hand. Take up the role of park manager by developing the infrastructure to care for guests, animals and staff alike. Ensure resources and safety is kept in-order to delay the inevitable!
From the majestic Woolly Mammoth to the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex, undo the rules of extinction by breeding a diverse selection of prehistoric wildlife. Find new creatures and genetic skins by discovering genetic material from all over the world, unleashing unseen levels of customization and choice.
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Best line yet about this game "don't bother correcting me, cos I really don't care" spoken like a true Englishman.
Haha, I just don’t want people wasting ages typing up a big comment :D
@@Geekism
Tyrannosaurus Rex
Tyrannosaurus rex is probably the most known dinosaur because of its massive size. Tyrannosaurus rex is abbreviated to T-rex most of the time. ‘Tyrannosaurus’ is a Greek word which means ‘tyrant lizard’ and ‘rex’ is a Latin word.
History
The T-rex lived 66 million years ago in the late Cretaceous Period. It was one of the most ferocious dinosaurs that ever existed. There are lots of specimens of the T-rex in Natural History museums all over the world today. In 1997, Sue Hendrickson discovered an 85% complete T-rex skeleton and the Field museum of Natural History in Chicago purchased it for 7.6 million US dollars. The T-rex was a fascinating dinosaur.
Habitat
The Tyrannosaurus rex lived in river valleys and forests in a part of earth which is now western North America.
Food
The T-rex was a Carnivore (which means it’s a meat eater). It ate all dinosaurs except its own kind. Scientists think that the T-rex can eat as much as 500 pounds in one bite.
Appearance
The T-rex was 13 meters high and 4 meters long. It had extremely powerful short, small arms but they could not reach the jaw. It had two strong legs, a long tail and a death- defying jaw. The T-rex had forward pointing eyes. The arms and feet have claws.
Movement
It walked like a human, on two legs but it balanced on its long tail which was apparently heavy.
Behavior
It is ferocious because of its small brain. Mothers become very protective of their babies.
Life cycle
A t-rex lives for 30 years. First the eggs were laid. Then the eggs hatched. The babies grow up with their mother and then live on their own.
The T-rex is really well known because of its size and ferocious behavior. It had a famous history. It was a fascinating dinosaur. (Like that?)
@@EmpiricalMind absolute mad lad
@@mangoruby1357 Little secret, (copy & paste) don't tell anyone!
Can't help reading Trex Lookout as Trex, Look Out!! Lol
Ha! Look out from flying trash from guests maybe?
@@Geekism or fir a tasty snack as a guest falls from the rocks they climbed for a better view 🤣
Maybe we are being nice and giving the trexes a heads up 😄
Honestly, Tyrannosaurus lived in many environments, from Canada down to Mexico, though it was quite a lot hotter back then. So basically temperate, sub-tropical and semi-arid environments would be great for a T. rex
Sounds good!
yeah there was a giant sea where the great plains are. Based on that info and where we have found it's bones we can theorize that it was kinda like a marshy wet low-land environment where it lived. Plus the Cretaceous Period (66-68 million, not that far away on a galactic scale!) was much hotter than today, plus the way the plates move North America wasn't actually in the same place, which is so frecking cool if you really think about it
@@Thatguyinyourclass Eh, not everywhere was marshy. Hell Creek for sure was but at lower latitudes it was increasingly arid
It is theorized that the T Rex lived in kind of a swampy coastal region, so this is kinda close to what it might have lived it
they lived in forested swamps.
Well I think that's a bloomin awesome T.Rex habitat! Wish I could do rockwork that looks half as good in 3 hours... Really enjoyed seeing this build, can't wait for the next one! I'm not even going to make any Marc Bolan jokes ;-)
I still miss how Zoo Tycoon 2 did waterfalls tbh. Just click on the cliff with the water tool and there you go, easy and simple.
Yeah! Bonuses of a grid system
Am I the only one who struggled to get waterfalls in Zoo Tycoon 2? x'D And they never looked the way I wanted?
God, I was thinking I was the only one lol
Really like the combination of concrete and (faux) rockwork. And as much as you say you´re not trying for realism, the fact you think of runs and animals chomping on foliage gives your design an edge.
Im excited for modders to turn this into the Jurassic Park game we deserve.
Nice to see you playing games like this again. I really enjoyed your planet coaster / zoo videos so it was cool to see you return with these type of vids. Keep it up!
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks!
Brilliant habitat. You do make it look easy. Looking forward to the next video.
Thanks so much!
Love the scaling feature in this game! Would be cool if it spanned across other planet games 🤩
This isn't actually a planet game, but yeah it would be nice to see it over there too
You’re pretty accurate actually, T-Rex lived in forests, the most famous dig site to find T-Rexes is called Hell Creek, when thinking of a T-Rex think of a chicken with the behaviors of a fully carnivorous bear that’s bigger than an elephant.
Congratulations on 100k SUBSCRIBERS!!! 🤍🤍
resizeing command/tool in this game is gonna be lifesavior!! cant wait!
This looks amazing! Missed seeing your creative take in games like this
This game is so beautiful. Almost looks better than Planet Zoo? And the pathing and stretch mechanics are SO GOOD! This is what I WISH Planet Zoo had! Here’s hoping Planet Coaster 2 implements this stuff haha
Yeah! Would love to see some of these features in the Planet Series!
Idk if it looks better than planet zoo, thats a pretty good looking game
@@hbuss12 maybe not everything, but I do like the water better and some of the plant textures better.
If only Jurassic Park had you as a consultant, there wouldn't have been a fence for the T. rex to breakthrough to begin with. And the poor Gennaro never would have ended up as a Tyrannosaurus snack
Yeah! Although that guy on the toilet totally deserved it
I was thinking about prehistoric times the other day, and realised there would likely have been a period of millions of years where there were just plants and essentially no animals at all. Millions of years!
Yeah! Super quiet, But you could get a table in any restaurant!
I think this is the first dome I've seen in PK. And that appears to be a waterfall.
Gotta get those dome views :D
I’m excited for the full version of the game and what you create with it.
Me too! Thanks for watching!
Wait, Jurassic Park wasn’t based on a true story... that’s new news to me.
It wasn’t BASED on a true story, it was a documentary
Looks awesome, i'm glad you've found inspiration and creativity with the lul of planet zoo, love this kind of content of yours. The Park builder creative side of things that is!
The controls and ui in this are so close to Planet Coaster/Zoo I’m surprised Frontier haven’t sued!
Do you think Frontier invented the standard 3D axis tools that pretty much every 3D modelling software uses?
@@Geekism wow, no need to be rude.
Didn’t mean to sound rude, was just pointing out that nothing Frontier has done is really ‘new’, these systems have been around for years
t rex outlook? XD great enclosure as always jonti!
Thanks!
I wish planet coaster and zoo had a road system like this one.
Honestly, it has it's own set of issues... but it is a little easier to use!
Nice work! This game looks so amazing.
Thanks! It really does!
Very nice. The usual built quality from you we have become used to. Can't wait to see you building a full park. I hope they will add some transport rides too.
I hope so too! Thanks :)
I can't wait for this game to be out, it is basically the game I am most excited about!
Woo! Won’t be long hopefully!
The habitat looks great!
Thank you!
This is gonna sound really petty but there is a hyphen between T and Rex 😅
Love the video and great enclosure tho!!
Actually, the most common abbreviation is T. Rex. But it's all good :)
@@Geekism keep up the good work!!
The hyphenated version is actually incorrect. Scientific names have standardised rules. Binomial names have two (essential) components - the genus and the species. Only the genus is capitalised. To abbreviate a binomial name, the genus is intialised, followed by a period and the species name in full. _Tyrannosaurus rex_ is a scientific name, thus the correct abbreviation is _T. rex_ . T-rex is a corruption (in the linguistic sense) of the scientifically correct form.
Do a Nasutoceratops habitat! everyone is neglecting it
You might want to change the trex Exhibit if there able to be brought up cause when Needs are introduced Trex needs 50-55% of there Habitat to be Trees
Edmontosaurus
Sounds good!
ok GEEK, I ,m 100% sure , u will reach 100k in arpil. Bet? :P , Prehistoric Kingdom will be the key .
Park guests might walk into habitats. I would have been like they would never do that as we get a report of an idiot getting into the elephant habitat with his 1-year-old in the San Diego zoo.
Do you have favorite dinosaur Geekism?
He literally says it in the video...
Can't wait for this game! Jurassic World Evolution was such a disappointment to me because I found it so boring. Just chasing that high of zoo tycoon 2 prehistoric park!!
That was pretty cool! I'm trying not to go overboard on PK content prerelease as I don't want to burn out but your detailed builds are perfect
Thanks! Yeah I think that’s fair, the good thing is release will have so much more content it’ll feel like a different game!
Will we get a new zoo school episode one time ?
make good content like this!👍
Now this is what I call a park hey will you put African dinosaurs like spinosaurus and dinos for each country for the people who are where they walked along time ago ?
#1 MOST ASKED QUESTION
Q: “How advanced will the AI be? Will animals have any worthwhile or interesting behaviour to look at?”
A:
“Our AI-building process will be iterational, which means it starts basic and receives more additions to it as time goes along. We obviously do want to make our animals feel as alive as we possibly can, and we believe a proper looking herd and pack behaviour is going to add much to that. Add hunting, a somewhat dynamic fighting system, and breeding to the mix, and you got yourself a lively bunch of prehistoric animals.” - Mau
#2 MOST ASKED QUESTION
Q: “Will the animals be able to reproduce?”
A:
“Yes, animal reproduction is something that we’d love to develop in the future. We are hoping to include basic breeding at launch if possible!” - Byron
Q: “Will theropods be possessive while eating like we can see in modern big cats?”
A:
“Potentially. Animal behaviors are something we still need to ‘flesh’ out completely (haha, get it?), but you can be sure to expect some messy, aggressive eating animations for our Tyrannosaurus, that’s for sure.” - Nathan
Q: “Will albino and/or melanistic animals require special care?”
A:
“Our plans regarding mutated animals aren’t solid at the moment but we feel that it’d definitely add an additional layer to animal care and management. Much like the real world, we’d like albino animals to be more susceptible to disease and weaker than other members of their species - potentially dying off at a younger age. Because of this, objects like shelters and stricter habitat requirements will be more necessary to keep albino creatures healthy. Typically, melanism has less health impairing effects than albinism so they would be easier to care for but don’t quite offer the same level of park bonuses that might be seen with albino critters.” - Byron
Q: “Will there be a sustainable ecosystem?”
A:
“That’s something that we would like to do and something we’ve thought about. Ecosystems really come down to balance, at the end of the day. This question is something that we can’t really answer until the game is done, or almost so. Technically, it might be possible, as animals will breed, so as long as you can keep a healthy population of animals going, an ecosystem might be possible! It’s not a priority, obviously, as this is a park building game and not a nature sim.” - Nathan
Q: “Zookeepers forming bonds with individual animals?”
A:
“Bonds can be created by breeding young creatures and quickly introducing a keeper into their paddock, reducing the chance of an attack from an animal later in its life. Similar effects can be achieved by hiring workers with a higher skill level. This trait may carry over into future generations, though we’ll see!” - Byron
Q: “How do you plan on keeping the game interesting after all objectives of building a park have been completed?”
A:
“That’s a very hard question to answer as this is an issue with pretty much every park building game; once the park is “finished”, what else is there to do? First of all, it’s in our best wishes that the management features that we will include in the game will prolong your journey and keep it more interesting as you work your way to 5 stars and a finished park. Once you have reached the “final goal”, we’re hoping to shift focus more on to maintenance of those 5 stars. There’s always dangers that can happen to ruin your success, for example, natural disasters, dinosaur breakouts, illness, bankruptcy and more. Additionally, we’re hoping our creativity tools and building variety will keep you imaginative enough to continue to find new ways to build plazas and unique exhibits. Another thing is the animal behaviors themselves, as we’re hoping to keep them varied enough to keep you watching for pretty extended periods of time. Animal behaviors will be especially cool once we implement the genetic traits system, as you’ll be able to have pretty diverse behaviors… imagine a hyper aggressive Psittacosaurus nipping your guests!” - Nathan
Frontier messed up when making JWE.
Oo I'm early!
Excellent!
I’m so confused about this, Planet Zoo and Prehistoric Kingdom look identical. When I first started hearing about it I was sure it was made by frontier. Are this game and Planet zoo even associated though? I feel like there’s no way they can even get away with making it look soooo similar to PZ, the UI is the same and the building looks identical. I’m just so confused. No disrespect to either games by the way
How many dinos are there
Currently 6, a few more with skin variations. But that’s only alpha, lots more coming
Which games
This
Fun fact! Given a T-rex anatomy it likely couldn't roar like in the movies!
Or scratch it’s balls
We don't know what T. rex sounded. Scientists can only speculate based on modern relatives. It could've roared like gators, bellowed like emus or make deep hellish chuckles like those cassowaries. All we know it that sounded deep & it probably could make infrasound (low-frequency sounds inaudible to humans), much like elephants & cassowaries do today.
@@i.m.evilhomer5084 Indeed. For some reason people seem to think that one famous simulated vocalisation sampled from other random archosaur calls is definitive. Even worse, I hate how it's taken to mean no alternative vocalisations would be possible. The vast majority of animals make any number of calls depending on the behaviour. It's especially ironic if you've heard the kinds of "roars" crocodilians are capable of producing.
Technically it wasn't able to roar because in order for the sound to be specifically call a roar the animal needs to use its diaphragm, and only mammals have a diaphragm. So in that sense humans are more capable of roaring than T.rex was. But I feel like some people are to quick to disregard the possibility of dinosaurs still being able to make louder bellows or grolws just because we don't know if or what kind of vocal apparatus they had. The simulated low frequency sounds are more like "what we can suspect with relative confidence" but are most like not the only sound that these animals made.
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