Latest patch allows wolves to destroy concrete in a dozen hits

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This is a big F'ing problem!!!!!! One wolf destroyed a quarter of my 100% concrete outpost by taking out the foundation and collapsing it. I didn't even know it was attacking my house until it started to collapse. I decided to test it and allowed a wolf to follow me back to my place. I went up the stairs, which it can't climb, so it started attacking my concrete stairs doing 50 to 60 damage per hit. Needless to say, I stabbed it to death with extreme prejudice!! There ain't no bad man in that closet anymore and if he is, he ain't happy. Unless the wolf is Godzilla size, there is no way, on any planet, in any solar system, that a wolf can destroy concrete. FIX THIS ASAP!

Under consideration Balance Building Pieces Suggested by: CanisDirusPrime (01 Jul, '22) • Upvoted: 06 Jul, '22 • Comments: 3

Comments: 3

01 Jul, '22
CanisDirusPrime Merged
This is a huge problem!!!!!! One wolf destroyed a quarter of my 100% concrete outpost by taking out the foundation and collapsing it. I didn't even know it was attacking my house until it started to collapse. I decided to test it and allowed a wolf to follow me back to my place. I went up the stairs, which it can't climb, so it started attacking my concrete stairs doing 50 to 60 damage per hit.

Unless the wolf is Godzilla size, there is no way, on any planet, in any solar system, that a wolf can destroy concrete. Please, FIX THIS ASAP!
05 Jul, '22
Elissa - Producer Admin
"Latest patch allows wolves to destroy concrete in a dozen hits" (suggested by CanisDirusPrime on 2022-07-01), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.
26 Nov, '22
George
I agree this is an issue. small predators able to break down a wood wall is unrealistic, I can see with bears and larger, but wolves, hogs, scorpions, etc being able to destroy both wood, rock, concrete, and aluminium structure is to0 much. In fact, bears should not be able to break anything from stone and above, except maybe aluminium being dented or a corner pulled open. or a sheet pulled off, but they would not be able to destroy it. If you have a log cabin, bears cannot break down the wall. They might be able to breath a door or a window, but not the wall. I worked in Alaska fishing and never heard of a brown bear tearing down walls.

Anything below a bear should not be able to destroy any man-made materials. I notice that even wood piles and stone piles are destroyed by any predator regardless of size. This is also over the top, even a bear or larger could not destroy a stack of material. They could break it down maybe so it is not a pile anymore and you would have to restack.