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If you absolutely cannot get on to refill before that, fill a second trough with cooked meat, it takes longer to spoil per piece and can be stacked in 30's.
Maybe overkill, but you could also have a third trough with a whack of cheap kibble such as dodo kibble, and/or cooked meat jerky. That won't spoil at all and the baby will not start on it until their is no raw or cooked meat available iirc.
It won't survive off of one trough, unless you have the food consumption rate also decreased.
For my spino (with vanilla rates), I had 3 troughs - 1 filled with raw meat, one filled with raw and cooked meat, and one that had jerky/kibble in it just in case something went bad. I also tried to keep its inventory filled with cooked meat and jerky/kibble just in case something happened to the troughs. It never wound up eating from its own inventory, but better safe than sorry.
As long as you're in range you have to feed them like a mad man hope you get it.
submitted 5 months ago * by DoctorHuman Unga BungaUnga Bunga
Or not nearly as much at least. I've tried this before and after the .3 patch and it has been the case for both times. Last night (before patch) I filled around ten troughs with bunch of meat and berries, expecting the babies to die based on their food consumption. I went to sleep and came back around 8 hours later to nearly all of the food still in the troughs and the babies now juveniles, with the turtle being an adolescent.
I continued to test this with the turtle. This time only filling half of a trough before logging off. Came back again to all of the berries still there and the turtle completely grown.
It seems the best way to raise dinos, is to actually be offline. Just fill a trough or their inventory and log off. The food should still be there (give or take you loading in or out), and the maturation rate should still progress. So as long as the area your baby is in is not loaded by any players, this should work.
Shame that this might be the easiest way to experience the new content....by not being online for it. However I'm hoping they make a few tweaks to at least make dino breeding playable or enjoyable. It's such a nice system that is bogged down with all this unnecessary time restriction.
This was on an unofficial server, which is up 24/7. Anyone also run into this?
EDIT: Patch notes for 219.4 released. Which should fix the trough issue and further decrease the maturation time.
Source :https://www.reddit.com/r/playark/comments/3oy18e/psa_baby_dinos_dont_need_to_eat_when_youre/
Official servers.