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Best wishes on your endeavor.

Good one!

I've read somewhere that anything above exceptional weapons/armor increases wealth and raid size more than the increase in the capability/survivability of your pawns. I suggest you get a mod to fix that bad curve on weapon/armor valuation to make legendary items worth using.

I'm thinking of a QOL mod for players like me who basically run a farm in Rimworld.

Essentially, the mod is one where animals/pawns can be assigned zones depending on the time of day.

This is so that animals can graze outside during the day, when they're awake, and they'll come back inside the safety of my walls before they sleep.

Same feeling here.

Play as Randy. Settle multiple bases.

Cowboys in wet caves

Rifles, cowboy hats, dusters, poker tables, revolvers... what's left? horses you can mount. Horses in A19, please?

How was the food consumption mulitplier of 1.5999 arrived at?

RimWorld.Need_Food.BaseFoodFallPerTick

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      private const float BaseFoodFallPerTick = 2.66666666E-05f;

That's 0.0000266666666 nutrition consumed per tick baseline. 60,000 ticks in a day.

60,000 * 0.0000266666666 = 1.599999996 nutrition consumed per day baseline

That's interesting. So hunger rate is the multiplier, there being another number which is the baseline.

As to behavior though, would you know whether animals waste nutrition by overeating? When do they eat? When do they stop a "meal" of hay? How does nutrition consumption vary between newborns, juveniles and matures?

Your worksheet is great, BTW. I learned that chickens and hares are best euthanized as juveniles. Bears are imba because of a hunger rate like a chicken's. Cows are without a doubt, the best meat source.

Also, do male cows produce milk? That would be gross, if you know what I mean.

I've actually made a very in-depth spreadsheet on animals a fair while back, which I reckon most people here have missed. For those that want to view it, here she is.

How was the food consumption mulitplier of 1.5999 arrived at?