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This is the last content update for this mod and I'll only be updating for bug fixes and tweaks, I'm researching for the Carboniferous Collection now, which is going to tentatively be set at the Laurentian bay of that is now Bear Gulch Montana between 328-318 MYA. If you have any suggestions from that dig site please send them my way!
Marine reptiles are most definitely in the plan as well as a freshwater pack along with a couple amphibians. Land based animals do take a bit longer to make than purely aquatic ones so there will only be a few per collection that use that feature, but they will be coming soon!
These are easily some of the most polished and well developed mods for the game, and as you progress through the eras I think it'll be the prehistoric aquarium game a lot of people have wanted for a long time.
I wonder if we'll see marine reptiles down the line? They'd be hard to animate and implement I imagine, especially things like long-necked plesiosaurs, so I can certainly imagine if not. Might we also see amphibians that utilize the freshwater pack's land based feature? Again, I imagine that'd be hard to do well lol and totally understandable if not.
Regardless, these mods add a whole new dimension to the game and I'll be eagerly following along with your progress. Thanks for the great work :)