Did they fix break outs?

[Obim Sol]

When the game first launched, I was getting pretty annoyed that small dinos would somehow break through concrete walls and I constantly had to fix my walls. I felt like it happened way too often.

Any changes on that? Or is it still the same?

[ThruuLottleDats]

No, they still do.

[gidro]

they shouldn't break out if you give them what they want, but if you don't, then yes, they still can.

[Shane]

They never going to fix this, because its a intended mechanic from the very start, so...
i mean pfft its not going to happen is it !!

[Lord Trilobite]

It's not an issue. It's a feature. You need to keep your dinosaurs happy, otherwise they will escape.

[Shane]

contracts are what drive me insane, every map im just sat around messing with contracts to get each divisions rewards unlocked all the time, it just drags everything out for no reason then ontop of that you get stupid contracts like hold 4stars when you have one dino pen or increase profits to 3K when your dragging in on a small park making around 1K so your always declining them trying to get a more suitable one, equals always waiting another 2mins, just so you can repeat it a dozen or more times to unlock next item.

... only storms on certain missions cause me headaches with escaping dinos by comparison

[BasiliskArt]

Originally posted by Adriatic Orr:

When the game first launched, I was getting pretty annoyed that small dinos would somehow break through concrete walls and I constantly had to fix my walls. I felt like it happened way too often.

Any changes on that? Or is it still the same?

As Lord Trilobite and Gidro have said: keep your animals happy. it's not the game's fault they're breaking out, IT'S YOURS.

[Phoenixflieger]

Originally posted by Lord Trilobite:

It's not an issue. It's a feature. You need to keep your dinosaurs happy, otherwise they will escape.

In over 95% it's in the control of the player.

+ understand that for each dino there are environmental requirements (size of gras, forest and wetland)
+ minimum and maximum population requirements (counting every dino in the same enclosure)
+ minimum and maximium social requirements (only the same dino type counts in same enclosure)
+ comfort threshold determines if carnivores get agitated by a storm and then attack fences. Once you unlocked the feature to reduce comfort threshold to 60%, no dino will get so agitated by a storm that they attack fences anymore.

Out of your control:
- missions that require dinos in agitated states. That's your task as a park manager to deal with such missions and dinos.
- heavy storms (tornados) on a few islands destroy every fence type and then some dinos might escape. Have rangers and helis in standby.

[Babalonkie]

Originally posted by BasiliskArt:

As Lord Trilobite and Gidro have said: keep your animals happy. it's not the game's fault they're breaking out, IT'S YOURS.

The fences/walls are still not right for the franchise, they were and still are neglected. It's ok for dinos to eat humans... but the electricity realistically keeping a big bad dino back is now too much?... its not about JPOG, its about the park.

I have said my peace to you, I am out.


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[Phoenixflieger]

Have you even ever watched any Jurassic Park / Worlds movie?!
This is a game adaption of the movie franchise, no serious zoo park simulation.

Is it implausible that there are no containments in this game (or the movies that is) that can hold back animals? Of course!

But that is the essence of Jurassic Park dramarturgy and its video games.

[BasiliskArt]

Originally posted by Babalonkie:

Originally posted by BasiliskArt:

As Lord Trilobite and Gidro have said: keep your animals happy. it's not the game's fault they're breaking out, IT'S YOURS.

They are breaking out because its completely unrealistic and stupid... No living or dead biological organism with bone comparable to my skull can destroy 3 feet thick reinforced concrete wall with 10,000 volts running through it via a few wacks... in ANY reality or circumstance... it defies physics... and before you try and get smart... cloning dinosaurs does not defy physics... it defies ability due to no intact DNA being recovered... yet.

Certain combinations of dino's and fences should contain them, not all but some. If they want to make a mechanic where happiness plays into the fences... they should copy the realistic aspect of JPOG... the dino can cause damage... but lose life due to the electricity... making it either still try or backing off temporary.

They should add a JP pack/dlc that adds the fences, buildings and optional mechanic... everyone wins.

Breakouts are a part of this game's mechanics. Your dinosaurs shouldn't be trying to break out in the first place so it's your fault for making a god awful enclosure. Regardless of whether the animals actually can or cannot break concrete in real life they can do it in this game.
> before you try and get smart
imma stop you right there. Assuming that I'd say something that dumb and imply that cloning of extinct animals can in any way influence their ability to break concrete is incredibly insulting.

If your dinosaurs are breaking out (REGARDLESS OF FENCE TYPE) that means you did a poor job at buidling their home and you should get better at it.

JPOG's features aren't relevant to this game in any way other than whatever connections fans draw between games. This game and its developers are not required to copy every single feature from JPOG.

[Babalonkie]

Originally posted by BasiliskArt:

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[Azoun]

In Sandbox mode, you can disable outbreaks in different ways such as unbreakable fences and or to increase dinosaur comfort. You will still need to play the game the normal way to unlock dinosaurs and other research.

I like the regular mode because it reminds me of the movies. I can stop the breakouts before things get too serious though. A big challenge is certain dinosaurs require a higher social group such as Stegosaurus, since it takes time to breed 5 or 6 that are needed. Do a Doubble or tripple fence to delay a breakout. Other than that dinosaurs need the right size enclosure, enough grass and forrest, a certain dinosaur population, food and water. That stuff is easy. The Sandbox mode allows more dinosaur variety because you can disable some of these requirements and really fill the enclosures.

[Babalonkie]

Originally posted by BasiliskArt:

If your dinosaurs are breaking out (REGARDLESS OF FENCE TYPE) that means you did a poor job at buidling their home and you should get better at it.

Ok captain obvious but it does not beat the more advanced system in JPOG! Where dinos go into a rampage if their comfort is down, when in rampage mode they are not scared of death, the only thing keeping them back is the fences HP and wether the electricity would kill it in time. JPOG's system of dinos actually testing the fences for weaknesses and weak fences being attacked by dinos trying to escape purely because they have found a weakness.

JPOG's fence system is not only MUCH better in EVERYWAY, it's more in depth, more theme park, more fun, more realistic AND more faithful to ALL the films. "She has them all testing the fences for weaknesses, they remember". It is not a minor thing, the fences of any JP/JW film have been a key feature... in this game... they just stop the dinos seeing the people and other dino's to stop them hunting them and that is it... quite frankly a disgusting neglect and oversight in game programming and franchise accuracy.

[Lord Trilobite]

Originally posted by Babalonkie:

Originally posted by BasiliskArt:

If your dinosaurs are breaking out (REGARDLESS OF FENCE TYPE) that means you did a poor job at buidling their home and you should get better at it.

Ok captain obvious but it does not beat the more advanced system in JPOG! Where dinos go into a rampage if their comfort is down, when in rampage mode they are not scared of death, the only thing keeping them back is the fences HP and wether the electricity would kill it in time. JPOG's system of dinos actually testing the fences for weaknesses and weak fences being attacked by dinos trying to escape purely because they have found a weakness.

JPOG's fence system is not only MUCH better in EVERYWAY, it's more in depth, more theme park, more fun, more realistic AND more faithful to ALL the films. "She has them all testing the fences for weaknesses, they remember". It is not a minor thing, the fences of any JP/JW film have been a key feature... in this game... they just stop the dinos seeing the people and other dino's to stop them hunting them and that is it... quite frankly a disgusting neglect and oversight in game programming and franchise accuracy.

JPOG has very little to do with JWE and is a completely different game. It makes no sense to compare very specific mechanics lke that as it wouldn't work in the current JWE.

[Babalonkie]

Originally posted by Lord Trilobite:

Originally posted by Babalonkie:

Ok captain obvious but it does not beat the more advanced system in JPOG! Where dinos go into a rampage if their comfort is down, when in rampage mode they are not scared of death, the only thing keeping them back is the fences HP and wether the electricity would kill it in time. JPOG's system of dinos actually testing the fences for weaknesses and weak fences being attacked by dinos trying to escape purely because they have found a weakness.

JPOG's fence system is not only MUCH better in EVERYWAY, it's more in depth, more theme park, more fun, more realistic AND more faithful to ALL the films. "She has them all testing the fences for weaknesses, they remember". It is not a minor thing, the fences of any JP/JW film have been a key feature... in this game... they just stop the dinos seeing the people and other dino's to stop them hunting them and that is it... quite frankly a disgusting neglect and oversight in game programming and franchise accuracy.

JPOG has very little to do with JWE and is a completely different game. It makes no sense to compare very specific mechanics lke that as it wouldn't work in the current JWE.

"We want to make JWE the spiritual successor to it's previous game" before release, by a dev when the interviewer mentioned JPOG.

Same interview as them mentioning aviary and aquatic.

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