catalon wrote:My adult chickens lose quality levels ever day until they match the quality of the fooder/water. Is this normal or a bug?
Yeah, I guess chickens works different.
Fooder quality
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Re: Fooder quality
by HolaAmigo » Wed Apr 19, 2017 7:01 pm
Yeah, I guess chickens works different.
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Re: Fooder quality
by Sevenless » Thu Apr 20, 2017 12:12 pm
catalon wrote:My adult chickens lose quality levels ever day until they match the quality of the fooder/water. Is this normal or a bug?
Yep, that's how rabbits/chickens work. I *think* it averages the fodder/water quality?
In general if your crops are advancing decently, you should always be able to keep that average above chicken Q. You can't do it with pumpkins probably, but beets should do fine.
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