Jorb would reply to you: "do you want everything to be done only by 1 button then?".azrid wrote:Simple fix just need to decrease animal food consumption.
LadyGoo wrote:After reading numerous complaints of noobs and Kaios, I've come to an interesting idea:
The livestock should never starve to death if the personal claim is active. Instead, it should graze from the grass and slowly loose its quality, if there are no good quality feeding troughs available. They should also stop getting pregnant while grazing from the grass.
Once they'll be given the access to the feeding troughs, they will rise their quality back to their birth stats within a week or two + become fertile again (happens in animal kingdom).
LadyGoo wrote:Jorb would reply to you: "do you want everything to be done only by 1 button then?".azrid wrote:Simple fix just need to decrease animal food consumption.
I think, the devs insist on the current feeding system because they do not want it to be super-easy for the players and would attach them to the game. And let's put aside the morality, any brand needs the players to be addicted to their products.
The quality race is a good way of keeping people's attention and causing them feeling slight stress from not attending their stuff, play and invest money in tokens and subs. On the other hand, the stress might become too much for the people to keep playing the game as well. It's just a matter of balance in my point of view.
The reason why I insist in that particular idea is that it keeps the balance between keeping the competition need and avoiding too much stress for the players that will be constantly worried and annoyed that they might loose all their animals.
P.S. I highly doubt J&Lo will do the abortion thing even for the animals. The same reason why they haven't implemented cannibalism. Ethics.
Granger wrote:Sounds good, some slight modifications:
Chicken should be covered too, as long as their coop has grass around.
Granger wrote: Also the timeframe to recover should not be fixed (with higher q animals regenerating more absolute q levels). They should recover with the speed they decay their stats when grassfeeding and become fertile again within a RL day of being fed again.
Granger wrote: Maximum q of the offspring of parent 'recovering (by being fed again)' is determined by the moment of fertilisation and should in general be limited at birth to quality of mothers in case these are grassfeeding.
Granger wrote:Decay (and thus recovery) of 5 quality points per ingame day sounds reasonable.
Pickard wrote:Granger wrote:Sounds good, some slight modifications:
Chicken should be covered too, as long as their coop has grass around.
People build coops on paved tiles. Better solution is remove grass from equation completely. When no food livestock starts loose quality, thats all.
When no food pregnancy is paused too.
That feels like to easy (see below why).Granger wrote: Also the timeframe to recover should not be fixed (with higher q animals regenerating more absolute q levels). They should recover with the speed they decay their stats when grassfeeding and become fertile again within a RL day of being fed again.
No, recovery speed should be much faster, maybe 5-10x, because people actually started to play, they may dont play for month, and recovery for another month is just silly. 3-6 days after month vacation is ok.
Your view will most likely, given the experience of the past, not be harsh enough to get the blessin of Jorb.Granger wrote: Maximum q of the offspring of parent 'recovering (by being fed again)' is determined by the moment of fertilisation and should in general be limited at birth to quality of mothers in case these are grassfeeding.
Why? I see no reason to do this. Except hatred of mankind.
Granger wrote:Decay (and thus recovery) of 5 quality points per ingame day sounds reasonable.
From current values to 0 in 2 weeks? Maybe. Maybe less, like 3q/day, good number, 1q per ingame day
Granger wrote:...
This whole subforum wrote:a number needs to be tweaked, let's add 15 mechanics and change around then entire engine to fix it!
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