Thanks. I'm big into objective based scenarios vs. "crush the enemy" scenarios. And my work tends to make it difficult to arrange regular game times so if I can do a solo game I still get to get some gaming under my belt.

Yeah, I would maybe make it so that a t-rex could get into a fight with some other beasts (which could cause problems for the factions…especially in a King Kong type way) but would still instantly kill faction figures. It'd be kind of neat if a t-rex could fight say a pack of velociraptors, grab one with it's large mouth and throw it (maybe I was watching Jurassic Park recently, maybe I wasn't), but, you'd roll on the direction the raptor was being thrown and how far and if that intersects with a faction figure(s) they would take D10/2 damage, which could possibly be fatal.

In the demo video (and I'm pretty sure in the rules as well) they state that you can have multiple double trouble events at the same time, including duplicates of the same event (multiple t-rex for example, although I don't think duplicates of named characters makes much sense). I was thinking that for the Ravenous Beasts, because I want all sorts of random beasts (you mentioned this in one of your videos as well, having giant bugs and things), that maybe the stats get tweaked a bit based on the specific beast. A matrix for how various AI interact with each other would be great. Like, maybe the Nazi spooks easily and will shoot at the T-Rex if it's within 12" of the Nazi, which would then cause the Rex to always move towards the Nazi. It'd be interesting to see some other types of Double Trouble events. Maybe if a specific beast enters the game (or if some cataclysmic event happens, aliens, meteors, &c) the two opposing factions have to team up to deal with that event and while the Double Trouble is in play they can't do damage to each other, effectively turning into a co-op game for a turn or two (which could mess with your strategy for meeting win conditions later). It could potentially be a rare phase in the game, but could be full of potential for experimenting with mechanics.