
Fatigue, poor weight
Hi, last time i played was maybe a year or years ago. ive noticed that the fatigue bar sometimes doesnt work for me, but even if it marks 0 fatigue my horses are waking up tired bc of poor health. ive had a cold for 1 year with 400% feeding mostly in sugar to make him gain weight but it doesnt work.
is it a bug or things changed ?
thank you !
is it a bug or things changed ?
thank you !

Re: Fatigue, poor weight
Are you talking about low energy?Thatragedy wrote:Hi, last time i played was maybe a year or years ago. ive noticed that the fatigue bar sometimes doesnt work for me, but even if it marks 0 fatigue my horses are waking up tired bc of poor health. ive had a cold for 1 year with 400% feeding mostly in sugar to make him gain weight but it doesnt work.
is it a bug or things changed ?
thank you !
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Re: Fatigue, poor weight
MintySugarHorse2 wrote:Are you talking about low energy?Thatragedy wrote:Hi, last time i played was maybe a year or years ago. ive noticed that the fatigue bar sometimes doesnt work for me, but even if it marks 0 fatigue my horses are waking up tired bc of poor health. ive had a cold for 1 year with 400% feeding mostly in sugar to make him gain weight but it doesnt work.
is it a bug or things changed ?
thank you !
more about 2 things. the fatigue bar keeps marking 0 in horses that i train constantly.
and i have a colt with a 400% feeding for a year but keeps having poor weight even after days of not trainning

Re: Fatigue, poor weight
The reason they're not gaining weight is because at 400% they are over their max feed weight. When it's over max feed, the horses are literally saying "I physically can't eat that much!" I suggest just putting it in a pasture (preferably) but if not, just put them at 100% Weight Gain, with nothing else. That should help.Thatragedy wrote:MintySugarHorse2 wrote:
Are you talking about low energy?
more about 2 things. the fatigue bar keeps marking 0 in horses that i train constantly.
and i have a colt with a 400% feeding for a year but keeps having poor weight even after days of not trainning

Re: Fatigue, poor weight
i understand now! thank you very much i will try thatKaty_Kanes wrote:The reason they're not gaining weight is because at 400% they are over their max feed weight. When it's over max feed, the horses are literally saying "I physically can't eat that much!" I suggest just putting it in a pasture (preferably) but if not, just put them at 100% Weight Gain, with nothing else. That should help.Thatragedy wrote:
more about 2 things. the fatigue bar keeps marking 0 in horses that i train constantly.
and i have a colt with a 400% feeding for a year but keeps having poor weight even after days of not trainning

Re: Fatigue, poor weight
Can it be a problem if the horse is overweight?

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Re: Fatigue, poor weight
Are you asking if a horse being overweight in general is a problem?WildestDream890 wrote:Can it be a problem if the horse is overweight?
To answer this, the only thing currently that an overweight or underweight horse affects is competitions. Having a horse outside of optimum weight for competitions can (and will) affect the horse's performance. But it won't kill a horse.
If you're asking if a horse being overweight can affect training, I haven't seen weight have an affect on training. But I could be wrong. If it does, it's not much of an affect.
If you're asking if a horse being overweight will affect how much energy it can recuperate during the use of a turn, then the answer is no. The horse's weight does not affect the recuperation of energy when using a turn.
If those don't answer your question, can you be more specific so perhaps we can help you better.

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Re: Fatigue, poor weight
sorry for not being very specific
i was just unsure how to word it but yes what you said did help me very much thank you
i was just unsure how to word it but yes what you said did help me very much thank you


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Re: Fatigue, poor weight
Perfect!WildestDream890 wrote:sorry for not being very specific
i was just unsure how to word it but yes what you said did help me very much thank you

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