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rightasrain Dec 21, 2022 @ 2:36am
hens now make rooster sounds
Since the latest patch, hens are now crowing like roosters just before laying their eggs. Well I'm glad they no longer sound like boars, but roosters? Seriously? It's very loud too, so now it's not as cute having them right near the house.
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Soma Dec 21, 2022 @ 11:38am 
Would be cool if they only did it at dawn for like 10 seconds.
SertanDoom Dec 21, 2022 @ 7:19pm 
Originally posted by Soma:
Would be cool if they only did it at dawn for like 10 seconds.
LOL never had chickens before have you? All day at any time...even before the sun peeks through in the "oh my god it's early".
I'm about ready to cook em all myself.
Imhotep Dec 21, 2022 @ 7:24pm 
They actually sound like real chickens now.... being the owner of a chicken or 800+ irl they actually sound peaceful compared to the real thing laying an egg... i promise.... i'm glad they introduced not the real thing.

Also, Who puts a freaking chicken coup right out side their house???? Peeps keep them far away thats why in like every story you don't know all your chickens got merked by a wolf IRL until you wake up an at 7:00 am instead of 6. That rooster ded.

Edited: when i said peeps i didn't mean the candy or people in game, i meant People in real life. Chickens also smell so bad IRL so we wouldn't want them close to the house.
Last edited by Imhotep; Dec 21, 2022 @ 7:26pm
rightasrain Dec 22, 2022 @ 3:14am 
Lol well this is just a game and I have my reasons no matter how many chickens YOU have :)

My issue is not with having chickens (in-game don't forget lol, not real life!) or with their noise - it's with the fact they're crowing - which chickens don't do because they're not roosters.
Gorbush Creepgood Dec 22, 2022 @ 3:39am 
Animals in valheim dont have a sex.
It's a game mechanic thing for simplicity i guess..

For example, needing two hens for them to be able to lay eggs is also kinda weird.
A real life hen lays eggs wether or not a rooster is around. Just unfertilized.
Originally posted by rightasrain:
Lol well this is just a game and I have my reasons no matter how many chickens YOU have :)

My issue is not with having chickens (in-game don't forget lol, not real life!) or with their noise - it's with the fact they're crowing - which chickens don't do because they're not roosters.

Hens do crow though lol. They're loud little ladies, especially when they're hungry or want to stretch their legs.
rightasrain Dec 22, 2022 @ 7:58pm 
Roosters crow, chickens don't. Yes they're loud when they lay but it's not crowing.

I can see it's a bunch of men mansplaining to me about chickens roll eyes :D

Anyway, prob solved in-game - don't feed them, that way they don't.... crow, like a rooster.
Originally posted by rightasrain:
Roosters crow, chickens don't. Yes they're loud when they lay but it's not crowing.

I can see it's a bunch of men mansplaining to me about chickens roll eyes :D

Anyway, prob solved in-game - don't feed them, that way they don't.... crow, like a rooster.

https://youtu.be/ZQ1GqC9ZMJ0

Enjoy. Visit a farm one day, tease em with a bit of corn, you'll get some crows when they get fed up lol.
Imhotep Dec 22, 2022 @ 9:30pm 
Originally posted by Ultraviolent Catastrophe:
Originally posted by rightasrain:
Roosters crow, chickens don't. Yes they're loud when they lay but it's not crowing.

I can see it's a bunch of men mansplaining to me about chickens roll eyes :D

Anyway, prob solved in-game - don't feed them, that way they don't.... crow, like a rooster.

https://youtu.be/ZQ1GqC9ZMJ0

Enjoy. Visit a farm one day, tease em with a bit of corn, you'll get some crows when they get fed up lol.

They really really do crow, i promiseeeee. Ultraviolent knows best lol. I am just saying, having chickens be angry IRL and then going to their coop to hear them as you get closer you feel the goatness coming out of them. Screaming and yelling i'm srs.
JimbowoJuice Dec 22, 2022 @ 9:38pm 
Originally posted by SquidBob:
Originally posted by Soma:
Would be cool if they only did it at dawn for like 10 seconds.
LOL never had chickens before have you? All day at any time...even before the sun peeks through in the "oh my god it's early".
I'm about ready to cook em all myself.
I've had quite a few chickens and roosters and they never really were too loud, just luck i guess.
Soulstinger Dec 22, 2022 @ 9:51pm 
I had the sweetest hen as a kid. I took her all over and pointed her at spiders for her to eat em. She would crow too every now and then.
Oswald Dec 22, 2022 @ 10:45pm 
Originally posted by Soulstinger:
I had the sweetest hen as a kid. I took her all over and pointed her at spiders for her to eat em. She would crow too every now and then.
Cute, chickens are the best :3
Zethell Dec 22, 2022 @ 10:45pm 
Hens and Roosters can sound pretty similar.
Hens will also take the rooster place and exhibiting rooster behavior if no roosters are present.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tncCjNguBlc

But hey, I'm glad the community found something silly to complain about again.
Cellar_Cat Dec 23, 2022 @ 12:00am 
lol yeah we used to have some chickens and they'd really do that after they laid an egg. Dunno why, cannot really ask them.
©.VorteX Dec 23, 2022 @ 1:08am 
better than the boar sounds they made before...
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