LOL - well - maybe not, but I have noticed some peculiar thing. I was offline for about 15-16 hours. Usually when I am gone that long - the Dungometer fills to like 70% or more,and I occassionally lose an animal due to unhealthy conditions.
Today, when I went in the Dungometers were less than 10%! And several others told me the same. I have a small stable, 2 barns & 3 coops - all them were under 10%!
I need that dung for planting, I would hate the thought that it can not go up when you are offline..
Anyone notice this??
Are animals eating their own dung now??
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Hogweed - Posts: 32
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Are animals eating their own dung now??
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Hogweed
» 10 Dec 2014, 20:52
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Hoshiqua - Alpha Tester
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Re: Are animals eating their own dung now??
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Hoshiqua
» 10 Dec 2014, 20:55
Does your server have a everyday restart ? Most likely.
When a server restarts, it does not store the dung o' meter or "harvest" amount of the coops, so basicly it resets. What must have happened is that you logged on not long after server restart so dung didn't have time to replenish.
When a server restarts, it does not store the dung o' meter or "harvest" amount of the coops, so basicly it resets. What must have happened is that you logged on not long after server restart so dung didn't have time to replenish.
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