So, let's take a look at some of those complaints and see how Frontier responded with updates and later with JWE2. Visually people are impressed, but pretty quickly we start to see the dedicated fans become pretty unhappy whereas the game doesn't bother the more casual audience that much since its pretty, and easy to pick up and play without the frame of reference of other Jurassic Park Builders like JPOG. For the sake of arguments let's say we got two groups of people, dedicated fans coming into the game with high expectations and a background playing Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis (JPOG) and a more casual audience with familiarity with the Jurassic IP without much knowledge beyond the films. Looking back to JWE this will be the beginning to understanding player expectations and why JWE struggled so much. The things I praise and the things I decry have to do with how it improves or detracts from these two areas. Even just reviewing all of my own thoughts on various aspects of the game it always comes down to those two things. I believe I have that answer, it is all about progression and replayability. Part of this is my personal preference, but my concerns have been shared with others in the community over the years which has had me thinking for a very long time what are the common strands that tie together our concerns? I tried to break down these issues piece by piece in these various threads, but neglected to define what the overarching issue was and why in spite of our best efforts it always felt like we fell short. I have frequently referred to this desire for deeper mechanics as organic or dynamic gameplay in the aforementioned threads. So, immediately anyone who reads the linked threads or is familiar with the concerns I have with the game will know that it all has to deal with management systems and immersive gameplay.
It was too dated by that time and focused on guest management, but fear not the subject will be part of today's discussion. If anyone is wondering about Part 6, I never got around to completing it before JWE2 released. Please note that a considerable number of these were written prior to JWE2 launch, so many of them are now out-of-date: I am going to reference a lot of my old threads in this analysis, so here are some links. These are extremely positive developments and I have been very happy to see the game improve by leaps and bounds, so I wanted to have a discussion and analyze the two games and try to voice the underlying problems fans have had with the games and how Frontier ultimately appears to be on track to address these concerns.
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For their part, Frontier has been remarkably receptive to feedback and has dramatically improved JWE2 over Jurassic World Evolution (JWE) and this trend continues with Update 2. Over time I have made numerous threads about a variety of subjects pertaining to improving gameplay and trying to pinpoint that lacking feeling. Update 2 is now just a few days from release, so before the forums is taken by storm over the new content, I wanted to discuss the overall gameplay of Jurassic World Evolution 2 (JWE2).
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