Calf quality varies too much from inspected value

[loftar]

In legacy, weren't calves usually 50% of the original quality? I can't recall correctly.

I think they were 50% quantity, but not quality.

On the other hand, couldn't it be the feed you've been giving them? That also counts.

[ewlol]

I think that has to be why they are lower quality.

The mothers for the babies are (almost) always lower q , it seems. Does this mean slaughtering them right when they are born will net the highest quality products, before it has a chance to drink milk from the mother?

[loftar]

Does this mean slaughtering them right when they are born will net the highest quality products, before it has a chance to drink milk from the mother?

I don't think so. The intention is that they be initialized with the mother's milk quality when born.

[ewlol]

Mystery solved I guess.

Thanks for helping figure this out!

[Avu]

You're a cruel master loftar. First you want us to kill our baby cows for cheese then you make their q the milk of their shit mothers. qq

[Tonkyhonk]

its working the same as how it was in legacy though...

[Avu]

I didn't need to kill babies in legacy.

[Tonkyhonk]

I didn't need to kill babies in legacy.

not for cheese but for jewelry
http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Goldbeater%27s_Skin

[Fostik]

In legacy, weren't calves usually 50% of the original quality? I can't recall correctly.

Quality was just percents of calf age to grow

[Tacheron]

Well if it's about the milk from mothers, that would work because I do have one with q10 milk. However, can you work it in that the inspected values take that change into consideration?