Nienori

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I'd like to see some differentiation between the different mount types/hitched animals. Like, deer can be ridden up steeper slopes, or pull a cart up steeper slopes. Unicorns cause no stamina drain when riding or driving. Bulls... I dunno. Maybe double cart capacity when they're hitched? Or drive through deeper water?

+1 for this idea! Or, how about making the huge tub into a larger type of fruit press? I see no need for a huge tub otherwise.

+1 I would love to have this too.

+1 for all the berries (blue, rasp, lingon)

Thank you all for the input, especially as considerate as it has all been. I do keep track of my horses' ages, and I personally understand the stages, but thought the rename would make it easier for newer players. For instance, you read in the wiki that adolescent horses can be bred, but you go and try it, and you're not able to--because the adolescent is actually an adolescent foal (the foal part is not explicitly stated in game). How many CA's have to answer this question, how many times? Yes, it's something that can be learned and adapted to, but I also think it would be an easy fix for new players to make it more intuitive and less something that needs to be learned and explained.

Hi. The current age stage setup for horses is a little confusing. Instead of: Young, Adolescent, Young, Adolescent, Mature, Aged, Old, Venerable (bold is not a typo, they repeat) can we have something like: Foal, Young, Yearling, Adolescent, Mature, Aged, Old, Venerable (bold is changed name of stage) Only the name would have to change, everything else can stay the same. Thank you for your consideration!

It IS simple! THANK YOU!!!!

This looks like a GREAT program, and I'm really looking forward to using it! However, I need a little help. See, I DL'ed the file from the forums here, and I DL'ed a file from GitHub. The file from GitHub seems to be missing an executable, or a jar file, or anything that looks like it would run a program. The file from the forums seems to work great, except there's no scroll-bar on the side or bottom to move the area you're working on. So, I'd either have to limit my building to 15x15 squares, or learn to work in miniature with microgoggles. I'm sure I'm missing something really simple. (Please tell me it's simple.) I'll keep working on figuring it out from over here, but I sure would appreciate any help you could offer. Thanks!