🔲 ALL 105 SPECIES RANKED | Jurassic World Evolution 3 Best Dinosaur VS Worst Dinosaur

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  @EvolutionSquare · 2 months ago · pinned

  What is your favorite and least favorite species in JWE3???<br> <br>(disclaimer: please forgive me if at some point in this 1hour+ video there is a mistake of a dinosaur with a “lower score” being in a higher ranking, or showing the wrong ranking number, that would just be a copy-paste error!)

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• TH

  @TheDodo-716 · 2 months ago (edited)

  Petition for evo to make a list on how well each dinosaur would be if made into a chicken nugget

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• JO

  @johnconnor4094 · 2 months ago

  Now, I didnt know that the D-Rex was given animations for reacting to itself, pretty funny seeing it kinda go “Woah, thats what we look like???”

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• OP

  @OptimusVin01 · 2 months ago (edited)

  105!? Now thats a lot of chickens!

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• I_

  @i_Likememes · 2 months ago

  The big problem with the Scorpius is context. It works (in my opinion) perfectly as an antagonist in Camp Cretaceous because of context and circumstance. It is a creature so malformed that it was frozen and abandoned for, presumably, years, and then, seemingly out of nowhere, it wakes up in a world completely unfamiliar to itself, just as it is unfamiliar to the outside world. The horror factor is how unpredictable it is, paired with how devastating it is to the balance of the ecosystem.<br><br>This also makes its ugly design actually work. It looks hideous, like something that shouldn&apos;t exist, because that&apos;s exactly what it is. It&apos;s a walking anomaly struggling to adapt to an entirely new world, all the while wreaking havoc on anything it sees. I&apos;ll be real, it doesn&apos;t look like a dinosaur that ANYONE would call their favorite if it was real, which works perfectly for a creature that was so ugly and unstable that it was frozen and left to rot.<br><br>But in JWE, you lose all of the context that made Scorpius actually memorable in a positive way. It isn&apos;t hypnotized by fire, I don&apos;t think it can jump over fences iirc, all because there&apos;s no context to make it noteworthy. As a dinosaur with no background attached to it, it&apos;s pretty bad, but when you add the context as to what it is, it works so much better.

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• KI

  @King_Rex · 2 months ago

  First time I’ve heard someone say the rebirth spinosaurus neck is too thick, I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed 😭

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• SH

  @ShoeopShoeop1 · 2 months ago

  Pachy being the worst dinosaur is a take i’ve never seen before.

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• LE

  @lefteris.k8 · 2 months ago

  Scorpios rex watching itself be the last one instead of stegoceratops might be the biggest betrayal 😂

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• 1C

  @1ceanator99 · 2 months ago

  Ornithomimus gives off massive &quot;Meep-meep!&quot; energy. I love it.

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• NO

  @NoahGanzee81 · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjOttfcot8I&amp;t=970">16:10</a> “the Deinosuchus shaped hole in my heart” 👀👀👀

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• CA

  @calebpeters3378 · 2 months ago

  I didn&apos;t realise until the end that I must have missed your Pachy ranking and I got progressively more nervous as the list progressed

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• RK

  @Rkass-p8n · 2 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjOttfcot8I&amp;t=663">11:03</a> z funnily enough, Compsognathus was the apex predator of its environment, as it lived in the late Jurassic European archipelago, and was actually the only dinosaur present.

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