Juxia Exhibit Speed Build - Prehistoric Kingdom

Building an enclosure for a pair of Juxia, which is an alternative genus of Paraceratherium, and considerably smaller as well. I'm really pleased with the way this exhibit turned out, and I feel like I'm getting better at making exhibits in Prehistoric Kingdom.
I hope you enjoy the video, and thanks for watching!

[@Bulbasaur617]

I didn't know what was the Juxia is until I checked the description and the thumbnail of the video. You did a fantastic job on this exhibit build in Prehistoric Build. Keep up the great work and take care.

[@cheese-x3m]

great work as usual

[@nemanjastanimirovic155]

god it is all so green

[@MattGodzilla2000]

the really difficult part of this game is making human buildings like restaraunts n giftshops for sure, idk how you adapted to it so fast

[@NickNackGaming20]

I agree that is definitely the hardest part. I think I'm getting the hang of it, but there's still room to improve for sure.

[@josesalinasmorales5332]

Do the giant eland speed build, please. 😊

[@kenichirouishii9658]

ジュクシア(パラケラテリウム)

[@plfaproductions]

good vid

[@fenraven]

I'd really like to know how this game is set up on your computer! Every time I go too far with mods, something in the game stops working. You don't seem to have that problem. For example, my red kangaroos stopped eating and eventually died, and I had no idea what caused that, but it used to work, and after adding a bunch of mods, that happened. Other times, I couldn't take photos. Heh.

[@NickNackGaming20]

There's nothing special about my particular setup. I haven't had any issues with not being able to take photos, and I honestly don't know if I've had issues with the animals being able to eat since I never play the game. I just build. The one thing you should keep in mind about mods, though, is that there is a mod limit that's somewhere between 450 and 500. If you go beyond that, the game will start to have issues. I hope that helps.

[@fenraven]

@@NickNackGaming20 It's weird. I still play the campaign games because I enjoy the challenges. I see just what I can produce on the piddly amount of money I'm given for each challenge. :) ZT2 is a game I'll play obsessively for a few days or a week, then put it away until I start missing it again.