Can we add goats to Tartosa?Can werewolves eat sheep?

I would like to know this as well. Are they tied to a shed like the cottage living farm animals?I also wanna know if horses can be taken to other worlds. Can we ride horses on the beach of sulani, in the countryside of windenburg or into the selvadora jungle?

Just my thoughts about the subject as we don't know for sure yet:The mini goats and sheep look about the size of cats and small dogs, which makes me think they would be a new version of them with different animations. Also no shed visible in the trailer. I doubt werewolves will eat sheep. My assumption (and dearest wish) is that horses can go to any world, although in some worlds they may not make as much sense.

I suspect that goats and sheep are tied to that hay flooring item thingy (you can see it inside the barn in one of the leaked screenshots). Just like how chickens are tied to the chicken coop and rabbits are tied to the stump. You can freely place down those items on any lot in any world and the little animals can then roam freely wherever, unless you close off the area with a fence.

I think we can have the animals in whichever residential world we wantI say residential cause i can't remember if you can even take cats and dogs when you go to destination worldsand i certainly do not know if you can take them to batuu or sixam or something like thati also don't know if the animals are tied to lots like we did see horse outside lot so I assume its like cats and dogs and you can take them with you but idk about lambs and goats and the baby animals (the correct word slips my mind) might be tied to item regardless

"AncientMuse;c-18279735" wrote:I suspect that goats and sheep are tied to that hay flooring item thingy (you can see it inside the barn in one of the leaked screenshots). Just like how chickens are tied to the chicken coop and rabbits are tied to the stump. You can freely place down those items on any lot in any world and the little animals can then roam freely wherever, unless you close off the area with a fence.That could be it! Chickens have quite a big range for wandering so I think it's closer to that than a shed. The positive of being tied to an object is that they wont take a household slot.

Can we add Goats to Tartosa and Sheep to Moonwood Mills?

debralou2002
Rising Rookie
2 years ago
I wonder if the TV will have a western channel & since they mentioned that it will have influences from the American Indians I'm hoping there will be weaving. So we could weave a Navajo Indian blanket out of that new sheep wool. It will be interesting to see.
dogzdinner
2 years ago
"Isharell;c-18280264" wrote:
I have a silly vision of a horse in an apartment in san mushino. :D

Could you put a horse in an apartment I wonder??
I did make a rooftop farm in one of the penthouse apartments in San myshuno and it functioned pretty well (just couldnt add plots for the giant veg tho).
I would have to check the fence were high enough....so the mini sheep and goats didnt jump over to their deaths!!LOL
Katofhyrule12
Seasoned Novice
2 years ago
"dogzdinner;c-18281502" wrote:

I would have to check the fence were high enough....so the mini sheep and goats didnt jump over to their deaths!!LOL

Everyone complains about the bugs and unintended gameplay that makes it into the game. You have to wonder what the gameplayers see before they take it out. Lambs jumping to their deaths sounds like something that they might have seen. LOL.
mcrudd
Seasoned Vanguard
2 years ago
"Gordy;c-18280632" wrote:
That straw texture is so bad lol

That is the first thing I am going to recolour to match my current straw ground terrain I made ;)

https://i.imgur.com/F1LWJnU.png
bshag4lv
Seasoned Adventurer
2 years ago
@McCrudd, I have your retextured straw and will definitely use it in Chestnut Ridge. That terrain is terrible, lol. I love yours!
mcrudd
Seasoned Vanguard
2 years ago
Aww that is so lovely to hear you are using my terrain @bshag4lv :) I will try and make a recolour as soon as sims4studio is updated for the new pack <3
Moonlydelusion
2 years ago
I love the small lambs but do we got sheeps too or not? :(
Simmerville
Seasoned Ace
2 years ago
I see them as a version of the wild rabbits in Cottage Living, just that these are individuals. They even help with gardening by ie eating weeds. I don't think they have multiple life stages, but I'd be surprised if they live forever. I'm quite looking forward to them, they might work as a live stock (selling wool/milk) and as a single pet.
Katofhyrule12
Seasoned Novice
2 years ago
"Simmerville;c-18291317" wrote:
I see them as a version of the wild rabbits in Cottage Living, just that these are individuals. They even help with gardening by ie eating weeds. I don't think they have multiple life stages, but I'd be surprised if they live forever. I'm quite looking forward to them, they might work as a live stock (selling wool/milk) and as a single pet.

The rabbits are not tied to the tree stumps?
Simmerville
Seasoned Ace
2 years ago
"Katofhyrule12;c-18291320" wrote:
"Simmerville;c-18291317" wrote:
I see them as a version of the wild rabbits in Cottage Living, just that these are individuals. They even help with gardening by ie eating weeds. I don't think they have multiple life stages, but I'd be surprised if they live forever. I'm quite looking forward to them, they might work as a live stock (selling wool/milk) and as a single pet.

The rabbits are not tied to the tree stumps?

Yes, so I see the sheep and goats as "freed rabbits" that no longer need to return to their stump ;) It is actually a bit confusing that hey seem to be totally free, not even a bed object, will be interesting checking how they work - will they ever leave the lot like the chicken do? Fencing might get more essential than ever :)