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Legio Patria Nostra Mar 29, 2021 @ 1:54am
Hogs mating age?
Finally my male piglet turned 1 yrs old and became a hog, also took some liberties , strolling away towards Gostavia :D The female is a bit younger and still small. At what age can they mate or breed?
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Goldi:AI  [developer] Mar 29, 2021 @ 1:55am 
As soon as they are adults there's a random chance of offspring each season.
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Legio Patria Nostra Mar 29, 2021 @ 1:56am 
Originally posted by GoldiRie:
As soon as they are adults there's a random chance of offspring each season.
Ok, so "adult" is 1 yrs of age?
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Capuzzi09 Mar 29, 2021 @ 2:14am 
Originally posted by Hotcliff:
Originally posted by GoldiRie:
As soon as they are adults there's a random chance of offspring each season.
Ok, so "adult" is 1 yrs of age?

Depends on what kind of animal we're talking about. Chickens breed earlier (I think it's 0.75 years?), some bigger animals need more time to grow up, if I remember correct.
If not, I'm pretty sure Goldi will be happy to enlighten us. :)
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Goldi:AI  [developer] Mar 29, 2021 @ 2:21am 
One year for pigs, yes, for goats and sheep as well, geese and chickens take less, horses 1.5. It's in the QR-cards and one of the few things that's still correct. xD
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Legio Patria Nostra Mar 29, 2021 @ 2:34am 
Ok, thank's , I really love how well these animals are done here, wanting to have more, cows, sheep, goats, geese but my tech is not high enough yet. It makes the settlement very lively :steamthumbsup:
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Goldi:AI  [developer] Mar 29, 2021 @ 2:40am 
I'm waiting for a bull. Currently he doesn't have a model yet, but I'm hoping for one with big horns and a nose ring. :D
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Dracupuncture Mar 29, 2021 @ 3:09am 
I can get behind that, a bull would be sick
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Legio Patria Nostra Mar 29, 2021 @ 3:12am 
Looking forward to that "Ferdinand" beast :steamhappy:
Last edited by Legio Patria Nostra; Mar 29, 2021 @ 3:12am
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Capuzzi09 Mar 29, 2021 @ 3:17am 
Originally posted by GoldiRie:
I'm waiting for a bull. Currently he doesn't have a model yet, but I'm hoping for one with big horns and a nose ring. :D

Yeah, he kinda needs to be a bit bigger than the cows and I agree: a nose ring would be great. :))
Can't wait what the devs are coming up with in this regard... It took them quite some time to introduce us to bulls, so I expect it to be something really awesome - or they just needed some time to get it working. :)

As a side note, I grew up in a small village long time ago when there were usually a lot of smaller farms spread throughout the village (and before anyone gets any funny ideas: yes, I'm old, but no, I wasn't born in the Middle Ages). However, I distinctly remember that bulls always had to be kept in their own stall because they would go crazy if you herded them together with all the beautiful and enticing cows around them. ;)
I guess there is no way for us to get a special bull pen for our villages, right?
I know that would mean a lot of extra work for the developers, but still I would really love it :))
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Capuzzi09 Mar 29, 2021 @ 3:17am 
Originally posted by Dracupuncture:
I can get behind that, a bull would be sick

Why do you think so?
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Dracupuncture Mar 29, 2021 @ 3:45am 
Originally posted by Capuzzi09:
Originally posted by Dracupuncture:
I can get behind that, a bull would be sick

Why do you think so?
calling something "sick" means good/awesome in Australia

so basically; "I too would enjoy seeing bulls with horns and noserings, that would be great"
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Capuzzi09 Mar 29, 2021 @ 3:55am 
Originally posted by Dracupuncture:
Originally posted by Capuzzi09:

Why do you think so?
calling something "sick" means good/awesome in Australia

so basically; "I too would enjoy seeing bulls with horns and noserings, that would be great"

Oh? Well, ok, I didn't know that. See, I am old as hard coal and yet I can still learn something new every day. Thank you for the information. :)
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Willow Rivers Mar 29, 2021 @ 4:01am 
Originally posted by Capuzzi09:
Originally posted by Dracupuncture:
calling something "sick" means good/awesome in Australia

so basically; "I too would enjoy seeing bulls with horns and noserings, that would be great"

Oh? Well, ok, I didn't know that. See, I am old as hard coal and yet I can still learn something new every day. Thank you for the information. :)

Yup the youngsters also use as a slang term to mean awesome/cool.
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Capuzzi09 Mar 29, 2021 @ 4:04am 
Originally posted by Willow Rivers:
Originally posted by Capuzzi09:

Oh? Well, ok, I didn't know that. See, I am old as hard coal and yet I can still learn something new every day. Thank you for the information. :)

Yup the youngsters also use as a slang term to mean awesome/cool.

Ah, the youngsters, I see. That's probably why I never heard of that...
Well, that hit me, kinda... :'(


... just kidding xD
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