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The balance between a herbivore and carnivore tame times are WAY off.
Before getting prime meat was a special thing only in certain cases were you supposed to be able to tame a creature with 100 percent prime meat given the limit of 1 per stack and the quick spoil time.
Now you tame every carnivore with prime because its so readily accessible which will now makes mutton useless.
And with the taming effectiveness prime/mutton theres not much of a difference
Not that I think prime meat isn't too easy to get but if we are comparing a scenario where mutton is accessible from breeding sheep, then prime meat is also even more accessible from breeding literally anything. The only thing wild babies affects is how easy it is to get prime meat before you have a few basic tames that can breed your own babies to slaughter for prime meat or a strong mount that can kill some bigger dinos. Mutton has nothing to do with this.