My cow isn't eating or gaining satiety.
Something wrong with it?
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TeckXKnight
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Re: Domestic animals
Is it within range of a trough that has food in it?
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jorb
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The bar has only dropped a little, right?
They don't eat immediately when hungry.
They don't eat immediately when hungry.
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fablewings
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I'm almost 100% sure it hasn't changed.jorb wrote:The bar has only dropped a little, right?
They don't eat immediately when hungry.
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jorb
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I hopped on your claim and had a look at it, and it does indeed seem weird. What's actually weirder, though, is why the cow isn't dead now, with no satiety left.
No immediate explanation, truth be told. Was there anything odd in taming or the cow's life cycle otherwise? Has it always been like this?
No immediate explanation, truth be told. Was there anything odd in taming or the cow's life cycle otherwise? Has it always been like this?
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fablewings
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What do I do?jorb wrote:I hopped on your claim and had a look at it, and it does indeed seem weird. What's actually weirder, though, is why the cow isn't dead now, with no satiety left.
No immediate explanation, truth be told. Was there anything odd in taming or the cow's life cycle otherwise? Has it always been like this?
Yea pretty much. Had baby and the baby didn't survive. Stayed like this.
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jorb
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I'm not sure there is much to do. That cow should be dead, and I do not know what caused the problem. Your other animals do not suffer from the same problem, right?
"The psychological trials of dwellers in the last times will be equal to the physical trials of the martyrs. In order to face these trials we must be living in a different world."
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fablewings
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Can't say I have noticed. My freinds animals had a baby and mine are just chilling. Probably not eating who knows.jorb wrote:I'm not sure there is much to do. That cow should be dead, and I do not know what caused the problem. Your other animals do not suffer from the same problem, right?
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CapnCliff
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Re: Domestic animals
have you tried feeding it flesh. or brains.
