Cantr II Discussion Forum

viktor wrote:

Greek wrote:

viktor wrote:other question... I did try keeping animals.. produce animals indoors, kept fattened for a long time.. but they were never worth any product(they were not kept to be pets, they were for butchering, but ate and ate to no avail), it was not possible to milk or sheer them as that menu was not available and they never fattened up to be worth butchering, just wondering if this will change or if they will only be worth collection/butchering outside/raised outdoors?

Animals can be breed only outside. Most of options would need to be implemented from scratch to make them work for animal objects and there's no reason to make a change like that.

sorry, I should clarify.
I didn't mean to breed them indoors only to produce goods like more of their meats wool, eggs milk
for example, I tried putting an animal indoors for a few years I kept checking fattened the whole time
but every time I checked to butcher.. I would always get low meat so I would just not butcher and wait and wait.
eventually I couldn't keep wasting the feed so I sent them out again so they could yield very high meat
I was wondering if I can ever get very high meat amount from butchering an animal raised indoors?
I never tried having a loose animal outdoors for a year to see if that would work.. do they have to be raised for a while in a pack to become very high meat? or just outdoors?

SekoETC wrote:Put the meat feed in the grass basket and keep the grass basket in your inventory if you're holding the hawk, or on the ground/floor of the same place where the hawk is if it's on the ground/floor.

Millhouse wrote:I've tried to find out in game this answer but it's really difficult to test so here goes. Does having more animals in a pack increase the amount of raws that you get when collecting? For example if I have 1 sheep in a pack and collect wool will it be less that if there are 3 sheep when I start collecting? (assume that each time the level of wool is "very high")

Snickie wrote:There is. I've seen it happen. Don't know how but I think steeds are programmed to be more trusting than other domesticated animals - the owner can drag them on their own, but if anyone else tries it takes 4 or more characters, or something like that.

Rebma wrote:

Snickie wrote:There is. I've seen it happen. Don't know how but I think steeds are programmed to be more trusting than other domesticated animals - the owner can drag them on their own, but if anyone else tries it takes 4 or more characters, or something like that.

I swear I helped a character move a camel, their camel, onto a ship.

Rogir wrote:Question: is there a way to get a steed on a ship? I know a tame animal can be dragged like any object, but you need about four characters to do so. When you are on/in your steed, you usually can't see other buildings and vehicles, so I wonder how it would work. Would be very nice for my explorer to get a ferry to the next island.

Rebma wrote:

Snickie wrote:There is. I've seen it happen. Don't know how but I think steeds are programmed to be more trusting than other domesticated animals - the owner can drag them on their own, but if anyone else tries it takes 4 or more characters, or something like that.

I swear I helped a character move a camel, their camel, onto a ship.

Tiamo wrote:To be able to move a steed to a ship it has to be unsaddled. The owner can then, under the right circumstances, move (drag) it all alone.
The steed will use the space of about 2 people, so be certain the ship has enough space left!