Shelves prevent deterioration. This implies that shelves are closed. Why can non-hauling animals access inside those shelves? WHY ARE MY CATS GETTING LIVER CIRRHOSIS?

I guess if the doggos get into the beer that's my own fault for not zoning them properly, but how's a cat getting into that shelf and getting into the beer?

Posted May 28, 2020, 4:07 PM UTC

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Have you ever had a cat? Those bastards can and will get into cupboards, dressers, pantries, anything that isn't locked and they can even remotely get a grip on with their paws

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idontlikeflamingos•

One time I bought a 22lb bag of cat food and didn't have an airtight container big enough to store it, so I hid it inside a cupboard. When I got home from work my fat bastard of a cat had opened the door and chewed on the bag long enough to rip it open. There was cat food everywhere. The fucker was laying on the ground in a food coma looking so proud of himself.

So yes, can confirm.

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FairchildHoodmarble•

Yeah I'd say opening the bottle was harder than getting into a cupboard, for a cat, but hey.

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RuneiStillwaterOh no, I can't believe I've done this.•

there's a mod on the workshop called "drugs are not food" problem solved. Just takes the nutrition value away from things like beer so animals don't eat them.

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chaosgonewrong•

Cats are masters of getting into places where they aren't supposed to be, even on a rimworld. Unlike reality, Rimworld has a fix for that with zone restrictions... also I never had that happening to animals in my colony for some reason, though I have psychite tea and beer lying around. Maybe because the freezer is open for them so they never go hungry.

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