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Upcoming content - Player Density Indicators! Taking into account Community Feedback, we are working on implementing a new system to the Game map. When a large number of players are detected in an area, all player maps on the server will update to indicate an area of high activity....

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-Paleonyx- (COMMISSIONS OPEN)-1 year ago

I actually really don't like this It takes alot of the mystery and risk away from exploring/wandering the map and finding where the best hunting grounds are. I feel this same system could be done more immersively with a scent system or something

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Soccer Bot™2 years ago

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Sith 💖✨1 year ago

This is such a strange thing to prioritize instead of updates to weather events, combat fixes or even adding new Dino’s. I can’t even think of who would want this feature 😭😭😭

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Ink Hyaena1 year ago

Sure, let's make empty places even more empty by telling people where players are... I love the mystery of the game in not knowing where players are. All this does is make crowded places even more crowded

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Würmli1 year ago

Not sure if we need this. If you play this game for a while you actually know where the hotspots are. Maybe good for new players.

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🧚🏼‍♀️ julia 🇵🇸1 year ago

This should definitely be optional if implemented. Myself and many others enjoy the realistic experience of exploring/scouting and the knowledge about hotspots that comes with experience. This would negatively impact realism/semi-realism servers, but may have a place in FFAs?

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STORM1371 year ago

Keep it up guys, y'all fucking rock!!! Best dino game to have ever been made!!!

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Taylor McCoy 🦖1 year ago

@Antrodemus thoughts?

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Matt Mccaughen1 year ago

no dont give warnings

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MrHercules0071 year ago

I would love a outline of each area so you know if your leaving the area when your doing quests

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Luke1 year ago

What’s considered a large number of players?

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