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Thanks Great and Powerful Dev.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1700711542
Thanks for that. I wondered what was going on with young equids
You guys have done very well maintaining a good balance of pros & cons with almost every aspect of the game, so this really surprises me.
As it stands, there's no downside and only an upside to maintaining Donkeys/Horses.
Given enough time, a village could live off of the Skins & Meat from a huge herd of zero-maintenance Donkeys & Horses.
Their status reads "idle"once they get there but do they actually eat? That would be awesome.
The devs recently gave Carts an amazing, much-needed buff.
When a Cart is unmanned, the Donkey/Horse automatically returns to and waits at a building with storage slots.
I knew about that but I thought it would mean only warehouses and granaries. Damn, I would've loved it, forcing a natural limit on carts and some strategic choices by the player.