
Re: No Selling Unweaned Foals
I second that. It's not fun to keep track of 36x10 foals and not be able to rehome them before the certain age, and IF my best colt I bred for several generations would die just because I forgot to push one button, well, that would be the end of it for me.Malakai10 wrote:The problem with this is that a good portion of players breed 36 foals every in-game year... and we can easily go through as many as 10 or even 30 years for the really dedicated players... in one real-life day. Even if we don't keep all 36 foals, that's a really hectic amount of button pushing - even the way the game is, I can barely play an hour without my wrist and fingers aching - if I had to remember to press a button on every six month old foal to prevent myself potentially loosing 5 years of hard work? I don't think I'd enjoy playing anymore.onyxthehorse wrote:In real life a you need to go out and wean domesticated foals, if you wait too long and don't do it, the mare will start to lash out at the foal and potentially hurt, or even kill it. I think that at a when they are born, a button (rather like the sell, breed, and re-home buttons) should appear, saying 'Wean foal' or simply 'Wean'. if you press it too early, the foal becomes skittish and makes it hard for them to gain weight, and if you hit it to late, or not at all, you could have like a %30 chance of loosing the foal

Re: No Selling Unweaned Foals
All of this ^^^Farant wrote:I second that. It's not fun to keep track of 36x10 foals and not be able to rehome them before the certain age, and IF my best colt I bred for several generations would die just because I forgot to push one button, well, that would be the end of it for me.Malakai10 wrote: The problem with this is that a good portion of players breed 36 foals every in-game year... and we can easily go through as many as 10 or even 30 years for the really dedicated players... in one real-life day. Even if we don't keep all 36 foals, that's a really hectic amount of button pushing - even the way the game is, I can barely play an hour without my wrist and fingers aching - if I had to remember to press a button on every six month old foal to prevent myself potentially loosing 5 years of hard work? I don't think I'd enjoy playing anymore.
I think maybe the people that want weaning are more in the game for the aspect of doing all the different stuff one would do to take care of horses irl and not so much here for the breeding, lol.
It takes enough effort to adjust my foals’ feed when they stop drinking milk and that’s even with a notification to tell me which ones need it. I can’t imagine having to check on 30+ foals each turn to make sure I don’t miss the magic weaning day.

Re: No Selling Unweaned Foals
yeah that makes sense.

Re: No Selling Unweaned Foals
Argent wrote:In the interest of realism and making the current feeding system make sense (because iirc, foals get so fat because they're nursing, but if the have no dam, they can't be nursing) I don't think we should be able to sell unweaned foals. There should probably also be a restriction on separating foals from their dams in pastures.
I disagree strongly. What about all the foals who's moms passed on after they gave birth?

Re: No Selling Unweaned Foals
I agree with both of youFarant wrote:I second that. It's not fun to keep track of 36x10 foals and not be able to rehome them before the certain age, and IF my best colt I bred for several generations would die just because I forgot to push one button, well, that would be the end of it for me.Malakai10 wrote: The problem with this is that a good portion of players breed 36 foals every in-game year... and we can easily go through as many as 10 or even 30 years for the really dedicated players... in one real-life day. Even if we don't keep all 36 foals, that's a really hectic amount of button pushing - even the way the game is, I can barely play an hour without my wrist and fingers aching - if I had to remember to press a button on every six month old foal to prevent myself potentially loosing 5 years of hard work? I don't think I'd enjoy playing anymore.

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Re: No Selling Unweaned Foals
wtf this is 5 years old. why did you all resurrect this thread?

Re: No Selling Unweaned Foals
What difference does it make? Some of us are still playing the game and have opinions on features that should be added.Argent wrote:wtf this is 5 years old. why did you all resurrect this thread?