vatas wrote:Corpses of wild animals have always rotted, but for some reason domestic animals never rot...blinx wrote:Corpses rot now. have for months.
I admit from the outset that I may be mistaken in the following belief: I do believe domestic animals which die on unclaimed land still rot and only domestic animals which die on claimed land do not.shubla wrote:They do not rot, take this image as a proof. Fps is 4
Well they should not!Mario_Demorez wrote:It’s not because they’re domesticated or not. It’s because most domesticated animals sit on claims. Claims stop any animal corpse from decaying I believe.
I'm quite certain I've taken many a bear corpse from a wagon that has sat in New Cydathria Town Square a few weeks too long and had it deteriorate in my hands. I know this has happened when I've taken mooseseses from one of our knarrs, which sit within the village claim.Mario_Demorez wrote:It’s not because they’re domesticated or not. It’s because most domesticated animals sit on claims. Claims stop any animal corpse from decaying I believe.
I am positive they do not. I am somewhat less positive, but I believe it is the unique combination of domesticated animals on claimed land that preserves the gene-spliced, antibiotic injected, GMO corn-fed bodies of domesticated swine.shubla wrote: Well they should not!
Domestic animal corpses don't decay anywhere.Mario_Demorez wrote:It’s not because they’re domesticated or not. It’s because most domesticated animals sit on claims. Claims stop any animal corpse from decaying I believe.
