I Built The Largest Lagoon Paradise in Jurassic World Evolution 3
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I wanted to answer one simple question . How big can a lagoon city become in Jurassic World Evolution 3 ? So, I spent the next 10 hours building the largest yet the most insane lagoon paradise I have ever made. . The rule is simple . Only marine creatures could exist here . But before we get start , let me briefly introduce every part of this lagoon city. . The first part is the reception . [music] You can remind this as a guest zone . The second one is the great ruin . This section is my personal favorite . Although there is a better section . The most appealing part of this paradise and also the place where our apex predator belongs to . Now, we jump into the first part and just to be [music] clear, the main purpose of this section is to generate us some money and trust me, it will be necessary in the future . So, let's start building some enclosure for our fantastic [music] creatures . With everything all set, it's time to release our first marine creature, plesiosaurus . And now, with no time to waste, we're . In this one, I'm going to add a bit of flavor by, of course, adding a bunch of rocks to make this cage look natural . After I'm done with the underwater detail, it's an appropriate time to introduce our second species to the lagoon . And that species is kronosaurus, a 12-m marine titan that once had intimidated the cretaceous waters . After I took a several minutes to appreciate this species, it's time to move on and work towards something more interesting After all the effort, it's time for the next species, Ichthyosaurus, a sleek marine reptile that beautifully mirrored the form of modern dolphins and sharks through convergent evolution . And soon after, I realized there was enough room in this lagoon for another species . So, I deployed three Dunkleosteus, [music] but it turns out to be a terrible idea . Oh, no. They just kill each others . That's not good