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ViciousGamer04
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Illogical cows, plx.
So I did an experiment a while back. I left two cows seperate. One with food and one without. I basically totally didn't attend to either of them after that and their "hunger" levels were exactly the same. Their stats were roughly the same. Guess which one died first? The one with more food. It also seems that in some cases the cow can last over a month without food. While if you fed them recently or constantly & forgot to or couldn't get on for a day to feed them that they lose hunger like crazy. I guess some cows learn to be tolerant.. my only logical assumption as to why that is..
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Chakravanti
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Re: Illogical cows, plx.
it could make sense if one was preggos or you fucked up placement of troughs. See, you're the sort that needs to provide documentation with this kind of experiemnt because no one here thinks you have two cells to rub together.
That said I've always been suspicious that something was funky about the feeding habits of cows but haven't gotten around to preforming any tests. I bet there's a cape there to be had for someone who provides reproducible & detailed experiments. Screenshots would be useful.
That said I've always been suspicious that something was funky about the feeding habits of cows but haven't gotten around to preforming any tests. I bet there's a cape there to be had for someone who provides reproducible & detailed experiments. Screenshots would be useful.
Well what is this that I can't see
With ice cold hands takin' hold of me
Well I am death, none can excel
-Ralph Stanley, O Death!
With ice cold hands takin' hold of me
Well I am death, none can excel
-Ralph Stanley, O Death!
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ViciousGamer04
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Re: Illogical cows, plx.
Yeah, I would have to run the experiment again(Or someone with an abundance of cows can do the same thing, XD.) but i'll have to fetch new cows as apparently some of mine either vanished or starved to death within 10 hours with full trough & full hunger level(And yet they were feeding off of it for weeks.). Lol. Cape. There is about 100+ weird glitchy things in this game that i've noticed. The cows seem to be the most glitchy, though. Especially the fact that I have had future baby cows "take over" the stats temporarily of an already baby cow before the new one is born. Nah, I think people seem to think that my two minute posts took me hours to write when in fact, I type over 80WPM & I generally pop in for updates to my posts and spend maybe 2-3 minutes a day on them. I do have the time to dedicate to the posts however I feel it's better spent elsewhere & most people apparently didn't realize the full developmental value of my threads. It's always good when working on a "Basic Outline" to get critique which is kind of hard to do if you don't post anything online.Chakravanti wrote:it could make sense if one was preggos or you fucked up placement of troughs. See, you're the sort that needs to provide documentation with this kind of experiemnt because no one here thinks you have two cells to rub together.
That said I've always been suspicious that something was funky about the feeding habits of cows but haven't gotten around to preforming any tests. I bet there's a cape there to be had for someone who provides reproducible & detailed experiments. Screenshots would be useful.