Raiders of the Lost Coaster/Scenario Guide: Difference between revisions

At some point you will likely get some notices that P. the panther got pregnant. The panthers' gestation period is only 3 months and the average litter is 3, so very soon, you’ll get a lot of baby panthers. However, their maturity age is 29 months, and you can’t release baby animals into the wild. So, if you plan to fulfill the panther objective with those babies, you have to wait a lot. Meanwhile the panthers will breed like rabbits, so soon the Park Inspector will start pestering you about P. the panther being unhappy because there are too many animals in its enclosure. This is an important info, as their health will drop to about 90% and won’t rise. And you can’t release them into the wild if their health is under 95%. You could sell some of the panthers, but a better idea could be building a separate chain fence enclosure with carnivore house. Put 2 or 3 of your panthers there that you plan to release into the wild. Ensure

their health is good and release them. Do this as many times as necessary. A good idea saving time would be to buy new panthers instead of waiting for the babies to become adults. Just put the new panther into the second enclosure and ensure it has food, water, as well as some company (one of your panther you don’t plan to release at least yet). That way its social requirement is met, and, as soon as its health is more than 95%, release it to the wild. Do it with as much panthers as necessary and you won apprentice, entrepreneur and tycoon (assuming you fulfilled the VIP’s coaster visit objectives).