Pig Quality?

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Girlinhat
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Pig Quality?

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So I tamed a pig. It lists...
Meat Quality 10
Milk Quality 10
Hide Quality 10
Meat Quality 8
Milk Quality 5
Breeding Quality 10

I can almost understand what these mean... except, I don't think pigs have milk, and I'm fairly sure they don't have two different types of milk. Or meat. What do?
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Noogia
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Its just some bug within the animals bio. Never tried milking one though.
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All animals have these stats regardless if they provide all of the listed items.
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Not a bug. Baby sheep, cows, and pigs drink milk from lactating mothers. Males have these stats as well to taunt you. It's great when you get a female calf with q40 milk and a baby bull with q80 milk. Ha ha, good times.
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Ok, new question. There's a red and tan bar on the livestock's description. What do these mean?

And how do I tell if my livestock is pregnant, or do I?
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Girlinhat wrote:Ok, new question. There's a red and tan bar on the livestock's description. What do these mean?

And how do I tell if my livestock is pregnant, or do I?
One of the bars is hunger and the other I don't recall. I believe brown is hunger.
You can tell your cow is pregnant by how quickly your food troughs empty. Besides that you cannot.
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Post by Flyffywambler »

The other bar is for starvation hits. If their hunger bar is depleted, and your cows also have no grass to graze off, they will start to take permanent starvation hits, shown by the second bar.
Starvation hits will lower the livestock product's quality. I'm not sure if it also afflicts the stats when they are used for breeding.
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TeckXKnight wrote:Not a bug. Baby sheep, cows, and pigs drink milk from lactating mothers. Males have these stats as well to taunt you. It's great when you get a female calf with q40 milk and a baby bull with q80 milk. Ha ha, good times.
That wasn't milk.. it was something else... :P It was ment to breed higher Q animals :D
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No offence, but male "milk" quality should totally be his breeding value for the next generation.

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uh no there is already a stat for breeding q

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