Meat Quality

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JamesButler
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Meat Quality

Post by JamesButler »

Hi.

After butchering Animals (red and brown "health"bar at 100%) we discover a difference between the given quality and the butchered quality.

Today:
male pig, meat q80 : butcherd with 100qaxe, 100 surv : lvl57 intestines, lvl57 meat.

the pig SHOULD not have eaten any gras, foddertrough filled up and in range.

it happens to cows, pigs and sheep.

Can someone confirm the same problem/bug ?


sincerly , James
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Tonkyhonk
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Re: Meat Quality

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did you check the food eaten quality before butchering them?
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the pig SHOULD not have eaten any gras, foddertrough filled up and in range. quality 130+ in the trough.
no grasland formed to dust, trough all the time filled.

:) anyone experiend the same problem ?
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JamesButler wrote:the pig SHOULD not have eaten any gras, foddertrough filled up and in range. quality 130+ in the trough.
no grasland formed to dust, trough all the time filled.
it does not matter if they should not have eaten any grass or not because it takes time especially for male animals to raise "food eaten quality" to the same as all stats quality, unless the milk quality of its mother is extremely high compared to the other stats.

as i see your reply, i doubt this is a bug. people often butcher animals that do not have the food eaten quality high enough and complain.
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Post by wiatrak »

- Quality- (item q + food eaten q)/2 = result q

* Baby animals food eaten quality at birth is equal to milk quality of mother, changes slowly(ratio?) while drinking better/worse milk.
* When changing into adults animals starts to eat from food trough, still it takes 2+ days to notice even a small change.

Im using 300+ carrots now just to make it fast(95+ bierwurst any1?)


If you have some more questions:
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I should soon update it.
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LadyV
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JamesButler wrote:Hi.

After butchering Animals (red and brown "health"bar at 100%) we discover a difference between the given quality and the butchered quality.

Today:
male pig, meat q80 : butcherd with 100qaxe, 100 surv : lvl57 intestines, lvl57 meat.

the pig SHOULD not have eaten any gras, foddertrough filled up and in range.

it happens to cows, pigs and sheep.

Can someone confirm the same problem/bug ?


sincerly , James
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Pjotr84
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Re: Meat Quality

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@LadyV:

He wrote in his opening post his survival was 100, so that's not capping the meat/intestines.
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LadyV
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Pjotr84 wrote:@LadyV:

He wrote in his opening post his survival was 100, so that's not capping the meat/intestines.
Oh I missed it. Sorry it was late when replied.
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add more infos:

- had a cow, milk quality given 35, printed in the infos quality 45, bars 100%, food eaten 100+.

- up to day 50% of all the pigs/sheep i slaughter give less quality then they should.


post more pls
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Re: Meat Quality

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JamesButler wrote:add more infos:

- had a cow, milk quality given 35, printed in the infos quality 45, bars 100%, food eaten 100+.

- up to day 50% of all the pigs/sheep i slaughter give less quality then they should.


post more pls
next time you butcher, provide pics of the animal info and the butchered items to prove it.

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