Wildlife Park 2 - Domestic Animals Activation Code

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About This Content Domestic Animal-Package: New cute pets, which you can mind, will play inside your zoo. Highlind and norwich terrier, old german sheep dog, european domestic animal and carthusian looking forward for a new home! 6d5b4406ea Title: Wildlife Park 2 - Domestic AnimalsGenre: Casual, Indie, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:b-alive gmbhPublisher:b-alive gmbhRelease Date: 9 Nov, 2012 Wildlife Park 2 - Domestic Animals Activation Code I don't know why there are so many negative reviews on this DLC, You can seriously get some good ideas for why there are dogs and cats in a zoo, examples: The zoo is supporting a local shelter, Their helping a animal rescue, Or if you have the farm animals DLC (like I do) you could make a ranch with one of the bigger dogs as a sheep dog, or one of the cats as a mousing cat (barn cat)So yeah I would recommend this DLC, ignore how many people are calling this "bad DLC" because they aren't creative enough.. Basically turns the game into "can a Yorkshire terrier beat a wolf\/penguin\/tyrannosaurus in a fight?" simulator.. Although there are a lot of people complaining about the idea of adding domesticated animals into a zoo, I can see how these animals can be implemented in certain ways. For one, you don't really have to have a technical 'zoo' in this game, which means that you could possibly just play with the idea of maybe having a domesticated animal park in which you can use these and the ranch animals, and horses, solely. There are honestly a lot of petting zoos that showcase more domesticated animals, sometimes including felines and canines. Wildlife Park 2 is a game where imagination is key. Don't want domesticated animals in zoos? Then either, like I said, make some kind of 'rescue' or domesticated park *or* just don't include them.With that being said, I do have to agree with Wolfaura Rose in their review when they said that the cats and terriers have a tendency to not rest a lot; I also agree with the fact that I find it a bit odd that they are not able to be pet and that the majority of animals in this DLC don't have a maximum limit since a lot of domesticated animals, especially cats, tend to do well with only a few others.Overall, if you're just looking for something to add to your game in case you decide to get creative and veer from the typical zoo, then this is a pretty nice DLC.. Just. ONE.QUESTION.Who in their right mind, would put domesticated felines and canines in a ZOO, of all places?Christ sake, might as well call PETA and tell them you 10K pigs. AND NOT FOR BACON!. The price is nice for this dlc which adds muitliple breeds of dogs and cats. Its a nice dlc.. I wanna eat those pets not gunna lie. It's just weird having domestic pets in your zoo. Especially since the cats and terriers don't have a limit to the amount they tolerate in their group like the other animals. You end up with a massive amount of them even when keeping just a breeding pair and sterilising the rest and keep getting messages that they are on the verge of dying of exhaustion, even though I have several shelters for them to rest in, the only animals I've seen that die from exhaustion have been cats, terriers and turtles not sure why? And the weird thing is they aren't listed as an animal for the petting section. So removed the cats and terriers and put much better animals in their place such as the lions and tigers since I was running out of space. Only the old german herding dog is worth having out of the dlc as it has an group limit of 8 and does not suffer and die from exhaustion and it looks cool as well being rather wolf like.. This game and its expansions are so nice to play. This pack is a nice addition to the main game.