on the road again. Questions bout wagon travel

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on the road again. Questions bout wagon travel

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Greets, gettin the wagon all hitched up, gonna go out and tame me a cow to pull it. got all my possessions in it as well as a raft. here be my questions

1. is the glitch fixed where ur alt will ride the whole way? or do i need to keep an eye on it and check him from time to time?(yea 2 char 1 account)

2. when i hitch up me cow, how will i feed it when we take breaks from the road(do i need to make a fence put the trough in it and put cow in it, or does food matter to a hitched up cow)



thanx peeps for the help and info :)
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Re: on the road again. Questions bout wagon travel

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I haven't heard anything about 1), so I'd plan for the worst.

You'd better take a trough with you. My cow was about half starved when I finished my trip (she was pregnant and I hadn't realized it). I'm fairly certain jorb said you can put 'em in wagons now, but I'd double check. I dunno if the cow will eat from the trough while hitched or not, or if you would need the fence.
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Re: on the road again. Questions bout wagon travel

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i think she will telefeed while bound on the wagon.
though i would suggest fences anyway, as the cow uses to go for a walk if it is to bored
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Re: on the road again. Questions bout wagon travel

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can't you only pull wagons with bulls?
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Re: on the road again. Questions bout wagon travel

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KoE wrote:My cow was about half starved when I finished my trip (she was pregnant and I hadn't realized it).
Obviously, in my experience, no.

Also, fun fact: Calves can pull wagons. (Or could when they were first implemented, at any rate.)

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