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Potjeh
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Scale amount of intestines with meat quantity
I have been fairly lucky with meat quantity rolls on my sheep, so I got 30 mutton when I slaughtered one sheep today. However, I got just 4 intestines. To make matters worse, I want to make chicken chorizo with this. And I already have 100 mutton in cupboards, just waiting for me to get around going hunting for intestines. I beg you, make intestines quantity scale with meat quantity. Oh, and when you implement pig domestication, make them give a ton of intestines.
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Grog
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martinuzz
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Re: Scale amount of intestines with meat quantity
Yes, to more intestines.
And yes, to pig domestication.
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And yes, to pig domestication.
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sabinati
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Re: Scale amount of intestines with meat quantity
another great idea
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Gulluoglu
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Re: Scale amount of intestines with meat quantity
Scaling sounds like a great idea, but that amount of meat sounds kind of excessive too. One domesticated sheep might provide as much meat as 10 wild ones? Just how fat was this sheep supposed to be? 
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sabinati
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Grog
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Re: Scale amount of intestines with meat quantity
yeah! that was that kind of sheep potjeh gave me to slaughter! i recognize it.
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loftar
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Re: Scale amount of intestines with meat quantity
Only reasonable, indeed. Done.
Not really. I've long wanted the animals to provide a lot more products, but instead be more rare in the wild. 30 mutton from a slaughtered sheep is very reasonable considering the amount of work having been put into it, I think. What is less reasonable is that it can grow boundlessly. :)Gulluoglu wrote:Scaling sounds like a great idea, but that amount of meat sounds kind of excessive too.
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