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Hardworking animals 1.5 - Forked

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Mod, 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5

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Description

As you may have noticed, animals trained to haul things are quite lazy and doing they work from time to time.
This mod makes your animals more hardworking: all animals with hauling skill now haul items and resources a lot more often.
Also hauling skill now requires 9 levels to be learned, instead of vanilla 7. It will take more time to train animals, but will finally repay with increased effectiveness.
Having hauling animals is more profitable, and now they can serve as a real work force.

The mod works on the old saves and doesn't require new game. There're no conflicts with other mods that change animals.
If you already have animals with trained hauling, after installing the mod you will need to additionally train them from 7th to 9th hauling level.
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It's an updated version of an existing mod, i claim no ownership of the mod.

This version may be taken down by request from the original author.

The original author is free to use this mod to update their own.
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Original mod (1.4 and earlier):
Steam Workshop: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=933324235

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DaLLaN 15 Jul @ 2:22am

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=933324235
The official mod has been updated to versions 1.5 and 1.6. Support for the mod has been resumed.
Please delete this copy.

Vartarhoz 5 Jul @ 5:59pm

I can agree on Donmian, Anomaly so out of place. It feels like another game. Rimworld started as survival game that you stuck on a planet and try to escape(hence all endings). Especially in new dlc incoming whole thing starting to feels like Stellaris. You are no longer stuck in Rim.

Peluceus Donmian 18 Jun @ 4:01am

I mean I don't see where he's wrong though. I'm scrutinizing all the DLC rn cus I took a year long break and I'm getting ready to buy some DLC and start to catch up.

From my research, Anomaly is currently at the back of the purchasing list - from what I understand it's not as much of a framework as the rest and actually quite contained and comparatively linear. It just doesn't have a lot going for it and yet its tied for most expensive. From what I understand the anomaly mod is very linear in how it wants you to counter its content.

Rimworld as a whole is becoming a very expensive endeavor, given a lot of mods rely on one DLC or another, so I see his point. If we assume for a second that the guy who understands game design so well that he wrote a book and created a very successful game understands economics as a large game in itself, and may choose to maximize his gains- I can TOTALLY believe that the developer could be trying to push the envelope in some way.

TKing1517 22 Apr @ 1:32pm

[Hardworking animals 1.5 - Forked - Start of stack trace]
Verse.PatchOperationReplace(xpath="*/ThinkTreeDef[defName = "Animal"]/thinkRoot/subNodes/li[20]/subNodes/li[4]"): Failed to find a node with the given xpath
[End of stack trace]
The top operation is the one that failed, the ones below it are the parents
Source file: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\294100\3224445931\1.5\Patches\HardWA.xml

[Hardworking animals 1.5 - Forked] Patch operation Verse.PatchOperationReplace(*/ThinkTreeDef[defName = "Animal"]/thinkRoot/subNodes/li[20]/subNodes/li[4]) failed
file: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\294100\3224445931\1.5\Patches\HardWA.xml