My yak is at maximum productivity, but...

copernicusmaximus · Post Posted: Apr 19, 2015 7:30 pm

...it isn't supersized?

It gives me 5 servings of yak milk but it's still regular sized. Has it not reached enough hours outside or something?

Melody Muse · Post Posted: Apr 19, 2015 7:44 pm

I'm having a bit of trouble finding where in the guide Cher talks about super-sizing specifically but it appears that to get cows and yaks to produce 5* you need:
-Feed it enough treats to reach the next level after level 4
-Have the cow between 9 to 10 hearts of friendship
-The cow has spend 1000 hours of time outside the barn on your farm

So I am guessing your yak isn't supersized because it's missing one of the last two requirements? Sometimes I'm pretty sure it's taken a day or two for my game to register that my animal needed to be supersized too.

copernicusmaximus · Post Posted: Apr 19, 2015 7:52 pm

I just remembered that for my cows specifically, they did not reach maximum productivity UNTIL they were supersized. So I just assumed that an animal will not reach maximum productivity until they were supersized. Then here's my tiny (in comparison to the cows) yak producing 5 yak milks and I was confused. I just assumed all the requirements had to be met before I could hit 5 productivity. Oh well, I'm sure the yak will be supersized eventually. I'll give it a few days of sunlight, haha.

Melody Muse · Post Posted: Apr 19, 2015 7:54 pm

Yeah, it's odd how a few animals don't need the supersizing before and others do. But I'm sure it will supersize soon enough. :D

(Man I just keep thinking about McDonald's when discussing this.)

Kelocena · Post Posted: Apr 20, 2015 11:30 am

I had asked the same question earlier about my llama. The reply I got was that for whatever reason, llamas and yaks don't get super sized when they reach maximum productivity.

This has held true for my yak and my two llamas.

copernicusmaximus · Post Posted: Apr 20, 2015 4:28 pm

Kelocena wrote:I had asked the same question earlier about my llama. The reply I got was that for whatever reason, llamas and yaks don't get super sized when they reach maximum productivity. This has held true for my yak and my two llamas.

That's the most gosh darn saddening news I heard today. I love having supersized animals.

Oh well, at least now I know. Thanks for answering me!

Mabbie · Post Posted: Apr 20, 2015 6:01 pm

Melody Muse wrote:(Man I just keep thinking about McDonald's when discussing this.)

I second that. :D

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