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The Tamed Domesticated Queens do produce offspring.
In my defense, it seems to take much longer than with the untamed Queens, and the intervals are very inconsistent. Either that, or taming the Queen locks her offspring cap—that could be it too. (The first Queen only had one before being tamed and never reproduced again afterward, while this other one had all four before being tamed, and ended up giving birth again after all of her children were killed in a raid.)
Also, even when they spawn from a tamed Queen, the Hornets appear... untamed for some reason? Is that intentional?
And, uh, sorry for bothering you with a mistaken report.
She actually does produce the little hornets. Up to 4 actually.
Cause for me, she only gave birth to a single hornet once her egg hatched, got tamed and stopped making babies, period
I got the impression from the discussion below (devs correct me if I'm wrong, I'm a bystander here) that compat is intended, but isn't going to be addressed until ReGrowth: Wastelands updates to tackle some current issues that some users (including the Biomes! devs) are having.
I see those goat eyes. mmmh
suspiciously Mora-like.