If the yes votes prevail I'll strongly consider nerfing the spawns for September patch.
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Animal Spawns
Animal Spawns
by JohnCarver » Mon Aug 18, 2014 8:50 am
ceedat wrote:the overwhelming frustration of these forums and the unnecessarily over complicated game mechanics is what i enjoy about this game most.
Nsuidara wrote:it is a strange and difficult game in no positive way
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Re: Animal Spawns
by Procne » Mon Aug 18, 2014 8:54 am
Too many crickets, turkeys and beavers. Too few crabs.
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Re: Animal Spawns
by JohnCarver » Mon Aug 18, 2014 8:58 am
Procne wrote:Too many crickets, turkeys and beavers. Too few crabs.
It would help if players referenced the biomes as well.
ceedat wrote:the overwhelming frustration of these forums and the unnecessarily over complicated game mechanics is what i enjoy about this game most.
Nsuidara wrote:it is a strange and difficult game in no positive way
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Re: Animal Spawns
by Thor » Mon Aug 18, 2014 8:59 am
Definitely not too many. World doesn't feel so deserted anymore, I really like it.
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Re: Animal Spawns
by Procne » Mon Aug 18, 2014 9:02 am
JohnCarver wrote:Procne wrote:Too many crickets, turkeys and beavers. Too few crabs.
It would help if players referenced the biomes as well.
Uhm, plains and autumn forest for crickets and turkeys. Grasslands and Boston shore for beavers. Boston shore and rivers for crabs.
Dunno about bears, haven't seen any spawn in the autumn forest near my camp.
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Re: Animal Spawns
by LOMS » Mon Aug 18, 2014 9:08 am
Right, world isn't deserted anymore and I like it.
But you need to decrease or even remove animal spawn on claimed land. I'm a bit tired of that bunnies and turkeys on my plot.
But you need to decrease or even remove animal spawn on claimed land. I'm a bit tired of that bunnies and turkeys on my plot.
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Re: Animal Spawns
by JohnCarver » Mon Aug 18, 2014 9:10 am
They will not spawn on pavement. If you pave your area that should decrease their spawns.
ceedat wrote:the overwhelming frustration of these forums and the unnecessarily over complicated game mechanics is what i enjoy about this game most.
Nsuidara wrote:it is a strange and difficult game in no positive way
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Re: Animal Spawns
by thais » Mon Aug 18, 2014 9:20 am
Thor wrote:Definitely not too many. World doesn't feel so deserted anymore, I really like it.
I feel exactly the same way! Please don't change it, JC!
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Re: Animal Spawns
by Feone » Mon Aug 18, 2014 9:33 am
It can be a bit crowded but it's nice not having to walk so far.
On the other hand it's not really survival-ish to have so many animals everywhere.
Also, if only the turkeys would shut up.
On the other hand it's not really survival-ish to have so many animals everywhere.
Also, if only the turkeys would shut up.
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Re: Animal Spawns
by Thor » Mon Aug 18, 2014 9:40 am
Yes, instead of decreasing spawns please do something about those gobbling gobblers!
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