

Excellent news!I'd like to thank Frontier for listening to our feedback and adjusting the Black Rhinoceros in update 1.14.1!
I would also like to thank everyone who helped here and in other parts of the forums and other places who added to the feedback and was respectfull about it.
I say topic can be closed and we can focus on say the Malayan Tapir again.
i guess this proves tapir is harder to fixI'd like to thank Frontier for listening to our feedback and adjusting the Black Rhinoceros in update 1.14.1!
I would also like to thank everyone who helped here and in other parts of the forums and other places who added to the feedback and was respectfull about it.
I say topic can be closed and we can focus on say the Malayan Tapir again.
Ive seen someone mention there could be a more limited timeframe they have to fix issues with animals.i guess this proves tapir is harder to fix, but i'm glad rhino is fixed with new head position and walk
i doubt that is the case, otherwise how do we explain them fixing camel size and cold tolerance three years after release? also adding new colours just now.Ive seen someone mention there could be a more limited timeframe they have to fix issues with animals.
It was me, you can find the full post here.i doubt that is the case, otherwise how do we explain them fixing camel size and cold tolerance three years after release? also adding new colours just now.
ok now that makes senseIt was me, you can find the full post here.
TLDR; it could be that they have a set amount of sprints after each DLC were bugs and issues from the newly released DLC are prioritized over long standing issues, after which they return back to the list of issues that have been there for a long while.
Yes, I did remember your post about it then.It was me, you can find the full post here.
TLDR; it could be that they have a set amount of sprints after each DLC were bugs and issues from the newly released DLC are prioritized over long standing issues, after which they return back to the list of issues that have been there for a long while.