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The Prehistoric Mod [OLD]
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Mack Daddy 9. März 2023 um 19:27 
no
themightyrotz 22. Okt. 2018 um 11:03 
Any chance for an update? =(
Alex  [Autor] 30. Apr. 2017 um 12:08 
should be
Ravemaster99 29. Apr. 2017 um 19:04 
Is this compatible with 1.5.* (Banks update)?
T'erissk 7. Apr. 2017 um 16:40 
Would it be alright, if possible, to update this mod so the menu doesn't have a cow and question mark? Please?
Sylxeria 27. Feb. 2017 um 16:08 
Love how you based it off a bearded vulture, those guys are so cool
Alex  [Autor] 19. Feb. 2017 um 16:53 
If anyone is a good texturer please inform me, I'd like to redo the current portrait and create more.
DoctorWiseGuy 12. Feb. 2017 um 19:59 
Dino war ships plz <3
T'erissk 26. Jan. 2017 um 16:04 
@Pnsndltn, No, like Mamoths and Ice age Era mammals -not humans.
Mack Daddy 26. Jan. 2017 um 6:13 
awesome mod man!
Marauder Shields 26. Jan. 2017 um 5:14 
By ice age earth, do you mean a possible new neandertal species?
Alex  [Autor] 21. Jan. 2017 um 14:59 
http://www.strawpoll.me/12165865 here it is! vote now!
Alex  [Autor] 21. Jan. 2017 um 14:55 
going to setup a strawpoll ofr the next species to add - be sure to vote later!
Harry Johnson 21. Jan. 2017 um 14:42 
Troodons FTW!
joshalex305 21. Jan. 2017 um 14:29 
@Petyr Baelish Of sorry man.
Alex  [Autor] 21. Jan. 2017 um 12:23 
@Joshalex305 read my previous comment:
"@Barmaglott its the same earth but the asteroid did not strike 66 million years ago. THe continents still came together in the same formation. The year is 2200."
joshalex305 21. Jan. 2017 um 12:22 
The continents should be change though
Bilbo Waggins 21. Jan. 2017 um 9:26 
@HabitableMango2

Jurassic Space!
Gentleman-Velociraptors 19. Jan. 2017 um 21:20 
Now I can truely make a Velociraptor Empire! :D
Herosaurus Rex 19. Jan. 2017 um 13:51 
This is literally the mod I've been searching for since I got stellaris in the first place! Thank you, thank you very much! I hope it does well as it continues to update. Thanks again
Alex  [Autor] 18. Jan. 2017 um 19:24 
@Barmaglott its the same earth but the asteroid did not strike 66 million years ago. THe continents still came together in the same formation. The year is 2200.
Barmaglott 18. Jan. 2017 um 10:21 
Pre-historic Earth with present continents :Rivals:
Alex  [Autor] 17. Jan. 2017 um 18:19 
@MasterGamer technically, every animal with a backbone is a fish, every ape is a monkey. It ins't wrong to call them that, it's just more specific and easier for people who aren't biologists to understand.
Mack Daddy 17. Jan. 2017 um 11:07 
Stay a master gamer not a biologist
MasterGamer 17. Jan. 2017 um 10:28 
Technically, birds are reptiles since Alligators are closer related to them than they are to Snakes or Lizards. Heck even snakes and lizards are closer related to birds than they are to turtles.
T'erissk 17. Jan. 2017 um 1:41 
@Alex, this mod is fantastic, I love how the protraits look, the phenotype clothes are awesome, and I like how the Prehistoric title has people title you differently than the established species. Excellent work!
T'erissk 16. Jan. 2017 um 13:55 
Ooh wow! Would it be possible to have a bunch of different Dinosaur "phenotypes" combined? As in randomized for the player? Some can show up as Troodons, some show up as others? tyhat way, iti sn't just one Dinosaur?
Alex  [Autor] 16. Jan. 2017 um 10:03 
@Livntheedream Soon :)
@greesniperhat ok ill fix that.
greensniperhat 15. Jan. 2017 um 18:55 
just one nitpick about the description: should be descendant, not ancestor of the Troodon. Other than that, keep it up! Would like to see how an Archaeopteryx, a T-rex, an Oviraptor, or a Parasaurolophus descendant would look like!
Livnthedream 15. Jan. 2017 um 17:23 
No space T-Rex. Son, I am disappoint.
Alex  [Autor] 15. Jan. 2017 um 13:19 
Well, I guess so then :)
SheTheTDE 15. Jan. 2017 um 13:19 
reptoids are described with quills so those quills could be pinfeathers. I think this is just a plausible reptoid.
Alex  [Autor] 15. Jan. 2017 um 13:16 
Reptoid? not really. These are covered in feathers(like the actual animal) and are in the bronze age(earliest period i could find for them)
SheTheTDE 15. Jan. 2017 um 12:48 
So basicaly it's the Reptoid aliens?