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Sign upAdds wild turkeys, raccoons, opossums, eastern timber rattlers, and giant crayfish. #3295
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Rivet-the-Zombie
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What about cows? Let's get into that milk business! |
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Can you move these to the end of the enum? As is, this will make existing saves load scrambled monsters |
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Oh sure thing! |
Rivet-the-Zombie
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Porcupines could be a good addition too, they're pretty common in Maine and the quills open up some interesting crafting options. Oh, and loons, because loons are awesome. Finally, for a game set in New England Cata has an APPALLING lack of shellfish. Giant crabs and lobsters would be cool, especially if you could craft armor from the shells (why should the bugs get all the attention?). Some lesser-known shellfish that would also make good additions are the horseshoe crab (they're cool too) and the hermit crab (especially if it's a giant hermit crab that's decided to make it's home in an automated machine-gun turret!) PS - Almost forgot puffins. Because they're just cute. |
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We have no boats and no fishing options. |
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Giant angry river crawfish! |
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Yesssss! |
Rivet-the-Zombie
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We have our first shellfish. Now we are whole. |
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Brilliant! I completely forgot about crayfish. At last, we have shellfish, well done as always Rivit! |
Rivet-the-Zombie commentedSep 27, 2013
All of these critters are incredibly common in New England.
Well, except for giant mutant versions of the common crayfish.
Let's diversify the wildlife a bit!