Where did the moose go?

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Hrenli
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Where did the moose go?

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So, yesterday on the way from a small hunt (I was in a boat and had a moose corpse for cargo) I've seen those tusky bastards warming their bellies under the moon and I thought that it's probably time for me to finally have that nice walrus cape which others brag about on the forums after all. Easier said than done though. Little did I know. Tried to aggro one of them and - surprise! (for me) - all three got aggroed and started to swim like torpedoes into my direction. So, I decided it's now time for a tactical retreat a-la Brave Sir Robin and started to paddle like crazy to the opposite shore. They caught me exactly on the shore line. I jumped out of the boat and run like a wounded deer, but not for long, as deeper in the woods I've been greeted by a bear...

So, long story short. My medical cupboard is significantly emptier now, but what bothers me - those tusky bastards not just destroyed my favorite boat, but also swallowed the whole moose which was in it. Big Question is - how come they were able to move so swiftly after such a breakfast and why didn't moose antlers stick out of their bellies?
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Ukhata
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Re: Where did the moose go?

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moose was sunk :D
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Re: Where did the moose go?

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No! They devoured the poor creature!
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Re: Where did the moose go?

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Ukhata wrote:moose was sunk :D
This. Anything hauled or carried that falls on water is lost as if you intentionally dropped it there. I don't think a container will show up, but I believe the objects in it can via fishing and beach trash. Too bad the moose can't be fished up.
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