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| − | Another set of observations done at normal difficulty on Mars got the following results:<br>
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| − | chickens...<br>
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| − | ...need an oxygen ratio of 10% or more, lowest allowed pressure is around 1.5kPa at 20°C (but this could also be a "mol per grid" kind of value)<br>
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| − | ...consume a tiny amount of oxygen (approximately 0.001 mol per second) but doesn't produce any CO2<br>
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| − | ...will fall unconscious when suffocating which stops them from laying eggs<br>
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| − | ...eat only when they are hungry (eating 1 corn added 2.5 to the <Nutrition> parameter in world.xml, when taking starvation damage it could eat 2 corns at once)<br>
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| − | ...take damage from suffocation (very slowly), starvation, storms, explosions and catching on fire (when the atmosphere is burning)<br>
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| − | ...take no damage from temperature (tested with -200°C and 400°C)<br>
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| − | ...lay an egg every 400 seconds on average (the <LayEggTimer> parameter in world.xml appears to be in game-ticks)<br>
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| − | ...are paralyzed when inside a 1x1 area (will not walk or jump), but will still lay eggs and eat (railings makes eggs easy to reach)
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| − | fertilized eggs...<br>
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| − | ...can only hatch when the temperature is 15.15°C or above (at any pressure in any gas) (very useful to prevent overpopulation)<br>
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| − | ...will hatch after 2 minutes on the floor, after approximately 2.5 more minutes the chick mature into an adult<br>
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| − | ...will not hatch when stored in lockers<br>
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| − | ...are laid randomly 10-20% of the time
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