Well we tamed and put into a pen, a bull and a cow over a week ago. We have since killed the bull and the mother has given birth to two calves.
My question is this:
How do i raise the quality of the calf? I have a trough with quality 56 in it and yet the babies seem to be only quality 9!! what the hell?!
I read somewhere that they will always eat from the trough before eating grass...well now their pen is all paved, where before it was all dirt...yet still no raising from 9 quality...
So anyway, i've tried several different things now but nothing seems to work. what am i doing wrong?
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sabinati
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Re: Raising cow quality?
1. i hope one of your calves is a bull
2. the only way to raise the animal quality is by selective breeding.
2. the only way to raise the animal quality is by selective breeding.
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Moogie
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Re: Raising cow quality?
Does food quality have any bearing on the quality of calves produced, or can I safely ignore this and feed them my low-quality seeds?sabinati wrote:1. i hope one of your calves is a bull
2. the only way to raise the animal quality is by selective breeding.
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sabinati
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Re: Raising cow quality?
low food q (or starving) can decrease the q of produce from the animal (i.e. the milk q, or the meat and leather q if you butchered it.)
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Dickel
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Re: Raising cow quality?
thanks sabinati for the reply
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Gaskin
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Re: Raising cow quality?
my sheeps starved to death - dunno why. They had grass and full fooder. (there was second fooder that was empty - next to them at cows place) Any idea why ?
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Swordmage
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Re: Raising cow quality?
Was the empty food trough closer to them than their own; I could even see the code look for troughs in range without looking for the closest, but rather choosing the first/last one built.Gaskin wrote:my sheeps starved to death - dunno why. They had grass and full fooder. (there was second fooder that was empty - next to them at cows place) Any idea why ?
Perhaps the thing to do is not to segregate them into separate pastures unless the trough ranges don't overlap.