Somehow they all manage to survive the winter. When I have too much muffalos I'm just slaughter the half or sell them to the next trader or settlement :D Looks like I'm gonna build more^^ (and much more solar cells too.) But, again, you'll run into micromanagement problems and food shortages. Chickens and other egg-laying animals are a good choice, since eggs are "meat" too. Even then, it's not likely they'll produce enough meat from slaughtering to feed your colonists.
#RIMWORLD NUTRIENT PASTE NOT PRODUCING MODS#
Lots of animals = You will eventually starve to death without mods and constant micromanagment. But, like everything in Rimworld, there's some RNG and difficulty options playing a role. I've had years where I hunted everything and then didn't get any animals migrating into the map during growing/decent seasons.
When we only have raw food they are not allowed to eat, loaded into the. When we have raw food that is permitted in their food restriction, they will all eat that over paste. They are a transhumanist ideology and don't get a debuff from the paste. Then, hunt the whole map before Winter comes.Įven then, it's difficult to keep everyone in Fine Meals without using multiple strategies and having a bit of luck. Every pawn involved is on the exact same food restriction which does allow the nutrient paste. Get rid of them as soon as possible and use them for food/leather. (Not sure about animals native to extreme biomes and their migration habits.) So, it's either slaughter them all before that happens or lose them to migration. Many animals will leave the map during a brutal winter/seasonal changes. I used to try to preserve the ecosystem, but there isnt one. Originally posted by LYNX Scout:murdering everything on the map consistently will keep new animals coming in save in the most brutal of winters.
But, if you're looking to slaughter them as a primary source of meat, you'll likely not be able to keep enough of them fed to supply you with what you need from them. Muffalo are great for that, since they give milk and fur. You need enough to support your clothing and occasional food needs. Note: It's really not recommended, at least not without mods that purposefully support doing so, to keep a large number of domesticated animals of any type. you just can't.īut, if you can grow food in greenhouses, then you may as well feed the grazers Haygrass. Nutrient Paste will likely be more efficient for you, but all this is still reliant on whether or not you can supply the raw materials. Getting enough plants to make enough kibble could be a problem.Īre you not allowing yourself greenhouses? What biome are you in? Originally posted by The Dank Lord GER.I also play on a map where I can grow plants for just 30 days per year.
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