What new animals do you want in future fs games

[Tstan]

New animals in FS

[Lostfarmer6474]

Elephants, hipopotamus, mice, unicorns.
Aligators, sharks around water area.
And I won' t buy a game without kangaroo and pterodaktyl.

[MrSquealypig]

Buffalo

[Lostfarmer6474]

Camel, donkey, scunk,racoon.

[Lisertan]

And I won' t buy a game without kangaroo and pterodaktyl.

Wow, now I really want an Australian map with kangaroos. Any modder willing to do that?

[fisirio]

Horses

[Gimli54]

Does anyone know if kangaroos are raised domestically

[cr41g_1965]

Bison

[jbordelon]

I think it would be nice to see wild deer running around. Maybe jumping across the road while I come barreling through in my Big Bud.

[DevilkidHUN]

I want Bigfoots

[stickanw]

I would like some, but not to much. Wildlife, like hares or rabbits, deer or mouse because now the landskape is to dead. Reanimate people with better movment, now they look a Monthy Phyton Silly Walk Contester.

[kahfs]

More than new types of animals, I would like to see the main animals (cows and pigs in particular) in 4 different age groups: newborn, weaners, growers, mature. A heifer doesn't calve until it is two years old. During its first half year, a calf doesn't eat much grass, hay or silage, mostly weaner and grower mix. It obviously doesn't produce milk, or give birth. Hence both food consumption and milk production in a herd depends on the age profile. Pigs are born in litters of about 13, not one-by-one. There is so much realism, that still needs to be worked into the animals we already have, so I would rather prefer time and skills be put toward this than introducing more unrealistic animal models. Just a thought.

[BreadedVirus]

More than new types of animals, I would like to see the main animals (cows and pigs in particular) in 4 different age groups: newborn, weaners, growers, mature. A heifer doesn't calve until it is two years old. During its first half year, a calf doesn't eat much grass, hay or silage, mostly weaner and grower mix. It obviously doesn't produce milk, or give birth. Hence both food consumption and milk production in a herd depends on the age profile. Pigs are born in litters of about 13, not one-by-one. There is so much realism, that still needs to be worked into the animals we already have, so I would rather prefer time and skills be put toward this than introducing more unrealistic animal models. Just a thought.

Some very bailed points...

[Wywurrie]

Does anyone know if kangaroos are raised domestically

They're not raised domestically.

Usually hunters cull them in the wild and the meat goes to supermarkets. Mainly for dog food, but some people like to eat it aswell.



There are actual Emu farms though.