Quick thought: since tech has come a long way, would it be possible to let a few chickens leave the coop and roam around inside a small fenced area/mesh?
Just a strict cap on how many are out at once so server performance doesn't tank, while keeping the rest in the coop UI. Would love to see them actually walking around! Is something like this doable nowadays?
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Livestock, Predators & Guard Dogs
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Re: Livestock, Predators & Guard Dogs
Further thoughts:
- Predators & Palisade: Right now, palisades block everything. Wouldn't it make sense if small predators (like stoats or foxes) could squeeze through palisades? That way, unattended chickens/rabbits in your claim are actually at risk.
- Guard Dogs: If small (or even bigger) predators can bypass walls to kill livestock, this would finally give us a great reason to tame wolves into guard dogs to protect the herd.
- Predators & Palisade: Right now, palisades block everything. Wouldn't it make sense if small predators (like stoats or foxes) could squeeze through palisades? That way, unattended chickens/rabbits in your claim are actually at risk.
- Guard Dogs: If small (or even bigger) predators can bypass walls to kill livestock, this would finally give us a great reason to tame wolves into guard dogs to protect the herd.
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Re: Livestock, Predators & Guard Dogs
Also, having predators hunt livestock would serve as a natural way to keep populations in check—just like in nature—unless they're properly guarded.
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