How realistic are animals in the game? I mean, I know there will be some, but
- Well-used road would probably have horse droppings here and there… or even horse dropping something
- Speaking about horses, they are often like motorcycles in game, used and left at random place. Will you make sure that wherever horses are, they are supplied with food and water (unlike most games featuring horses)?
- Speaking about this further, I hope cows have grass and mud smears and sheep are not perfectly clean fluffy white cotton balls - they never are in nature
- A medieval village should have cats to fight against rats&mice and dogs to herd sheep and protect buildings. I don’t know if and how popular those animals were in this exact location and time, but if there’s animals, I surely imagine cats wandering all around the place, climbing roofs and trees and such. This sounds complex in programming standpoint, so how realistic will that really be?
- Forest creatures should have nests. A fox, fleeing from hunter, will most likely disappear into nest in the ground or bush, not take kilometres-long marathon. Birds have nests too (rarely seen in games)
So basically, how much is realism represented if it comes to animals?
