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Rabid Beetles attacking own cocoons

axxel

By axxel

    • Version: PC/MAC/Linux Fixed

See title. It happens when some beetles approach unhatched cocoons. I know the cocoons are still Glowflies but is it intended that they attack their own kind? This may be the side effect that Rabid Beetles aren't as aggressive as their old EA version.

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Lead Rabid Beetles to cocoons.
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axxel
1 hour ago, FreyaMaluk said:

it's intended... the attack everything really

Thanks for the answer. The behaviour seems off escpecially you could abuse this if you are not near other cocoons and they can happily crush their own species. 

Was this already confirmed in EA? Then yes the devs can close.

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FreyaMaluk
1 minute ago, axxel said:

Thanks for the answer. The behaviour seems off escpecially you could abuse this if you are not near other cocoons and they can happily crush their own species. 

Was this already confirmed in EA? Then yes the devs can close.

np dude...  also in EA yeap.. this has been a feature forever.. the things is that you don't see it so often rn cuz rabbid beetles are supposed to die after a day

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Jason

It shouldn't happen often, as if you can see a coccon, and there are beetles about , the cocoon is probably going to hatch soon. But, I did change the rabid beetles to not target glowflies and their cocoons. 

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