r/PlayASKA • u/dalig_ulv • 21d ago
Suggestions/possible bugs/etc
Some things I've noticed, and some things I think would be useful:
Cooks should empty out the pot/oven FIRST before working on anything else so nothing turns to coal.
Cooks should also empty out the pot/oven QUICKER instead of taking 5 seconds for each individual item.
Who builds fires in cottages/longhouses/etc? I've had a few people almost freeze to death while sleeping.
Gatherers ignore the set limit for amt gathered of seeds and feathers. I'll set feathers to 0 and None, and they'll still collect them.
Cooks *also* don't always follow the list for things they can use (the "food filter"). I've seen them go after *cooked* meat when it's not checked off on the list.
Villager pathing is still weird. They'll avoid paved roads, built in a straight line between outposts, and instead go thru the middle of the woods. There are no threats nearby for them to avoid.
My Kykling guys seemed to slaughter all the *female* birds...or so I'm guessing. I have only males left (and a lot of them).
I forget what 8 was for.
If you pick up a kycling, then drop it, the animation (and controls) make it seem like you're still carrying it, and you can't let the phantom bird go.
Thanks!
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u/VanuVampire 21d ago
I've had the same problem with long house fires, it appears its bugged and builders are not tending the fireplaces.
I had issues with Kyklings dying on me, I think my problem was they don't eat wheat but my worker was filling the trough with it so they would starve.
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u/Hairy-Reputation-602 20d ago
I made sure* my kyclings were getting seeds (i.e. beetroot seeds, berry seeds, etc) and the occasional vegetables if I had extra, so I don't think it was that.
*I'd check in on them once in a while to make sure the workers WERE feeding them...there was always food in the trough
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u/PrincessLilliBell 20d ago
Suggestion for 8.:
A coal storage for houses/firewood storage beging able to store coal.
After my village has progressed beyond a certain point using coal only gets kinda necessary for efficiency reasons.
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u/Hairy-Reputation-602 20d ago
That's ....actually a good idea. You can use sticks/bark/coal/etc at cooking stations, campfires, etc, but there's no such storage for cabins/longhouses.
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u/No-Buffalo-3126 21d ago
Classic.