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gooochyeee
Seasoned Ace
2 years ago
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[BY DESIGN] [HR] [W] Sheep & Goats can be devoured by werewolves

Product: The Sims 4 Platform:PC Which language are you playing the game in? English How often does the bug occur? Every time (100%) What is your current game version number? 1.99 What expansions...
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  • PipMenace's avatar
    PipMenace
    2 years ago

    I don't own Horse Ranch (yet...) but I did a test with Cottage Living. If @EA_Cade can confirm it works the same as devouring chickens, it does not seem to happen autonomously. I created a farm with a cow and a bunch of chickens (and no fence) in the middle of an Oasis Springs neighborhood. I then filled the surrounding 4 lots with 8 werewolves each, all with the voracious hunger ability (ability to devour "objects") and no fridges. I played for a Sim week and they left my animals alone, though I heard them howling in the neighborhood. Then I tried to force the issue by inviting a few werewolves for a stay over during the full moon. My Sim was not happy about it, but the animals were fine. The only way I had a chicken devoured was by adding one of the werewolves to the household and directly telling her to do so.

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PipMenace
Hero
2 years ago

Pretty sure it’s only with the voracious hunger ability unlocked, and I’ve never seen it happen autonomously? Unless the goats & sheep work differently than the chickens.

Edit: There’s no blood. It’s the same animation as when they eat a chair or something. Again, this is at least with chickens, but I assume sheep & goats would work the same way.

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xochiquetzl_xkvn
Seasoned Ace
2 years ago

As long as werewolves don’t visit my farm in Chestnut Ridge or Henford-on-Bagley automously and autonomously eat my livestock… 🤷🏻‍♀️

  • gooochyeee's avatar
    gooochyeee
    Seasoned Ace
    2 years ago
    @xochiquetzl_xkvn Yeah I was worried about my werewolf sim getting hungry and doing ot autonomously
    • PipMenace's avatar
      PipMenace
      Hero
      2 years ago

      I don't own Horse Ranch (yet...) but I did a test with Cottage Living. If @EA_Cade can confirm it works the same as devouring chickens, it does not seem to happen autonomously. I created a farm with a cow and a bunch of chickens (and no fence) in the middle of an Oasis Springs neighborhood. I then filled the surrounding 4 lots with 8 werewolves each, all with the voracious hunger ability (ability to devour "objects") and no fridges. I played for a Sim week and they left my animals alone, though I heard them howling in the neighborhood. Then I tried to force the issue by inviting a few werewolves for a stay over during the full moon. My Sim was not happy about it, but the animals were fine. The only way I had a chicken devoured was by adding one of the werewolves to the household and directly telling her to do so.

      • gooochyeee's avatar
        gooochyeee
        Seasoned Ace
        2 years ago
        @PipMenace Thanks I will mark that as a solution because if it cant be done autonomously then jts fine

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