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Could you please see about getting rid of the dependency? It'd be greatly appreciated, not just by me.
> I feel that's a bit extreme.
To be fair, @Latex Santa's comment has its value. First the changes were undocumented, which in itself is doubtful practice. Next, balancing features years after they were introduced (and people being used to them) makes any kind of "vision" questionable. In the particular case of animals said changes made no sense.
Finally, it couldn't hurt that the dev was aware that most everyone plays his game modded nowadays, and not necessarily in a way that promotes the "vision", but rather strives against it. I believe everyone welcomes "storytelling", bad/challenging events to overcome with some skill and why not "losing can be fun". I'm not sure that the majority also agrees to sometimes overly obnoxious gameplay leaving little to no room to player agency.
This being said, it's not the place to discuss this, so just let me thank you for sharing your useful mods with us.