u/Downtown_Carry_8219

Hi all,

I have a buffalo barn with 50 buffalo and I’m making mozzarella with their milk. They’ll have calves in a couple of months, but the max capacity of the barn is 80.

What’s the optimum strategy here? Do I need to keep the count lower (say 60-65) so there’s room for newborns, then sell the calves once they arrive? But in that case I’d only be using part of the capacity most of the time, which feels inefficient.

If I fill it up to 80 buffalo, I’m assuming no new calves will be born since there’s no space for them?

How do you guys manage your barns? Do you sell calves right away, raise them up and rotate out older animals, or just keep the barn slightly under capacity?

thanks!

Hi all,

When I was a kid I had a blast putting visitors in the lion enclosure in Zoo Tycoon. Later I moved on to Crusader Kings 2, where I’d systematically wipe out entire dynasties and save the last surviving member for… special treatment such as blinding and castrating. More recently I’ve been enjoying the chaos in Assassin’s Creed (poisoning guards and watching them tear each other apart) and Shadow of War (hitting monster baits and watching the mayhem unfold).

What I’m really looking for is that feeling of creative, personal cruelty, not only mindless violence but systems that let you engineer suffering in interesting ways. Even better if there’s some narrative or consequence attached to it.

Any recommendations? Thanks!