since animals are terrible can they eat like they're terribl

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sprucecapes

Joined: Tue Jun 14, 2016 11:27 pm

Sorry?
Can you please say, how many pigs do you need to make 1 cupboards of meatpies at least once a week with them?
How many swill do you need for that?

[iamahh]

I wonder if pigs eat less than cows or horses... I had quite a few pigs for a while, but it's all guess in this matter... the science would be too much work

[DDDsDD999]

The amount of food animals need isn't that bad. What's cancerous is managing them.

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sprucecapes

Joined: Tue Jun 14, 2016 11:27 pm

Sorry?
Can you please say, how many pigs do you need to make 1 cupboards of meatpies at least once a week with them?
How many swill do you need for that?

Depends how high meat quantity attribute on pig is.

With current realm buff on pumpkin growth swill is never an easy.
For wild ones you put effort in searching them.

Obviously the older the world the better domestic animals are.

I don't keep track of swill count I just farm pumpkin when ready, part goes to pumpkin pie part goes to animals.

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cheese is shit? i didn't get that memo..

[Massa]

5 seeds = 1 food.

Bet you didn't know you could feed them seeds.

You're welcome~

5 cows consume well over 5k seeds within a cycle of harvest

also who the fuck is this headchef polak fuck lecturing me in broken english

the whole point of this forum is to coax out discourse on things that stand to be changed

it's a rather common sentiment that animals eat too much for what a hassle they are

[Massa]

cheese is shit? i didn't get that memo..

yeah it's shit if it takes 2 god damn weeks to get that

go out and fuck up a bunch of animals, even with fucked satiations you're better off on a per hour basis eating bear meat cooked than waiting out cheese

its only benefit is passiveness

[Headchef]

Glad you resort to having critique on my English, shows you can't handle the actual content of the conversation you eternal shitposter

Benefit on cheese is not only passiveness.

Try calculating ''FEPs per hour'' one time and then come back to this thread.

At first it seemed like you may be pretending but now you're proving you're actually retarded.

Not that it matters, but I'm not for poland, ty cwel

[Massa]

Glad you resort to having critique on my English, shows you can't handle the actual content of the conversation you eternal shitposter

Benefit on cheese is not only passiveness.

Try calculating ''FEPs per hour'' one time and then come back to this thread.

At first it seemed like you may be pretending but now you're proving you're actually retarded.

Not that it matters, but I'm not for poland, ty cwel

cheese is shit for the demand put into it

animals are not worth it besides cheese and horses for combat

animals eat too much for even a large village to maintain them

it's just kind of annoying, isn't the point very clear? you're the one shitting up a suggestion with "LOL CANT HANDLE IT BRO DONT DO IT LOL SPRUCE CAP HAHA RIGHT BRO" get the fuck out

[Pinkie-Pie]

go out and fuck up a bunch of animals, even with fucked satiations you're better off on a per hour basis eating bear meat cooked than waiting out cheese

its only benefit is passiveness

Ah well you see having more saturation options is always a good thing. And more just different foods in general. You 'could' just eat bear meats, yes. But you'll burn less resources and fill less hunger thus being able to gain more stats if you have variation.

See the way the system works is that the more different foods you eat between stat gains, the less you have to eat. For a hypothetical and not perfectly accurate example, it might take 10 roasted bear meat to gain a point of strength, but that same point could be achieved in 3 roasted bear meat, 1 piglet sausage and 1 cheese curd. 10 food vs 5.

THATS what makes cheese worth it. Another option to have more different kinds of foods