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Karede
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Re: Hibernation for livestock
Worthwhile necro, would be so unbelievably nice
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VDZ
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Re: Hibernation for livestock
If there was no penalty whatsoever, I'd just hibernate my horse whenever I log off. I only need my horse for travel.shubla wrote:Im not sure.sabinati wrote:how is it abusable?shubla wrote:I think it would be excellent idea.
There could be minium time that you can put them on hibernation mode to avoid abuse.
For example 3 days?
But there must be something to abuse.
But yes, being able to take a break without losing a lot of progress would be nice.
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Sollar
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Re: Hibernation for livestock
I did quit last world after I realized I was wasting all my limited daily playtime to harvest the crops to fill in the trough. Not fun at all ... I do support that animals could eat the grass underneath their feet while not improving in quality or reproducing.
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Teleskop
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Re: Hibernation for livestock
its already like that isnt it ?Sollar wrote:I did quit last world after I realized I was wasting all my limited daily playtime to harvest the crops to fill in the trough. Not fun at all ... I do support that animals could eat the grass underneath their feet while not improving in quality or reproducing.
Teleskop
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Karede
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Re: Hibernation for livestock
Nope. They slowly starve to death even as they eat up all the grass in their feeding radiusTeleskop wrote:its already like that isnt it ?Sollar wrote:I did quit last world after I realized I was wasting all my limited daily playtime to harvest the crops to fill in the trough. Not fun at all ... I do support that animals could eat the grass underneath their feet while not improving in quality or reproducing.
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jeremybender
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Re: Hibernation for livestock
To avoid abusing this (e.g. mass-stacking horses or cows in 1x3 grass pens), each animal should probably have a full unoccupied radius of grass. That would be fair.Sollar wrote:I did quit last world after I realized I was wasting all my limited daily playtime to harvest the crops to fill in the trough. Not fun at all ... I do support that animals could eat the grass underneath their feet while not improving in quality or reproducing.