Good idea haha, and good point on the minmi, I'll tweak that

Yeah, loving the mod so far, but there's definitely a lot of balancing issues.

Particularly a lot of the big herbivores seem really really good as pack animals but have obviously absurdly low wildness. E.g. a pachyrhinosaurus has a speed of 5.00 c/s (almost as fast as a horse!), with a body size of 3 so it can carry loads, does decent damage, good temperature tolerance, but it's wildness is 20%! lower than a horse (35%) or an alpaca or a camel (25%) - 3x lower than a bison (60%).

For reference, a vanilla elephant has wildness 75% and a Megasloth has wildness 97% (both body size 4). Even a body size 2.4 Muffalo has wildness 60%.

And it doesn't seem like other stats like nutrition requirements are particularly high to compensate either.

And while the value/nutrition of the eggs are usually pretty low, they mostly pump out enough of them that you can breed them very rapidly.

Originally posted by Arcimbaldo:

Yeah, loving the mod so far, but there's definitely a lot of balancing issues.

Particularly a lot of the big herbivores seem really really good as pack animals but have obviously absurdly low wildness. E.g. a pachyrhinosaurus has a speed of 5.00 c/s (almost as fast as a horse!), with a body size of 3 so it can carry loads, does decent damage, good temperature tolerance, but it's wildness is 20%! lower than a horse (35%) or an alpaca or a camel (25%) - 3x lower than a bison (60%).

For reference, a vanilla elephant has wildness 75% and a Megasloth has wildness 97% (both body size 4). Even a body size 2.4 Muffalo has wildness 60%.

And it doesn't seem like other stats like nutrition requirements are particularly high to compensate either.

And while the value/nutrition of the eggs are usually pretty low, they mostly pump out enough of them that you can breed them very rapidly.

Thank you for the feedback, we'll look into it :D