#Oxygen not included wiki critters free#

This Room will become overcrowded once all nearby Eggs hatch. If not, -> Overcrowded 4) Cramped Critter Rule: Are there at least X * C tiles in the room? Where X is the minimum number of tiles to keep one critter of this type happy, and C is the number of critters in the room. When in a situation where both could apply, only Confined will be applied.Īn overcrowded critter is automatically Glum (-5 Happiness), regardless of grooming, and will eat less, but still produce eggs (albeit at the slower, unboosted rate). The next critter added to the room will cause Overcrowded. For a maximum sized stable of 96 tiles, you can only fit 8 critters at one time (6 as an exception mentioned below). This is enough to avoid Confined, but they would require 24 tiles (2 x 12) to avoid being overcrowded. In the example, the two dreckos are in a room that is 12 tiles big. A critter becomes overcrowded if the total number of tiles in the room is less than the number needed to keep all individuals happy. This is where you have to start using math. This critter isn't comfortable with so many other critters in a Room of this size. If not, -> Confined 3) Overcrowded Critter Rule: Are there at least X tiles in the room? Where X is the minimum number of tiles to keep one critter of this type happy. A critter will also be confined when inside a door (even if it is open), since a door only counts as 2 tiles of space.Ī confined critter is automatically Glum (-10 Happiness), regardless of grooming, and will eat less in addition to not producing any eggs. Even though the tooltip does not mention it, a confined critter will never lay an egg, because their reproduction is halted completely. Confined will give -10 Happiness, which is enough to halt reproduction completely. The drecko in the image is in a room with only 9 tiles and feels confined as a result. For most critters, this will be 12 tiles. This debuff is applied to any critter that is in a space smaller than the minimum amount of tiles required to keep one of it's kind happy. This critter is trapped inside a door, tile, or confined space. Grooming lasts a certain amount of time (depending on the Husbandry level of the dupe) and will keep your tamed critters happy, while also increasing reproduction and calorie consumption. A critter receives -1 Happiness upon being tamed, making it Glum unless you groom them ( +5 Happiness). Putting aside the debuffs for a moment, all wild critters are naturally happy. Note: The debuffs shown above can affect tame and wild critters, so be careful when herding wild creatures into small pens. Steve and his friends demonstrate the different burdens of being a critter

#Oxygen not included wiki critters free#

Feel free to refer to this guide if you are ever confused about why a critter is getting a debuff! I'll also be covering exception rules for all the critters currently in the game. I figured I'd make a compact and comprehensive post to clear up the doubt once and for all. I've been seeing a lot of confusion and misinformation during the last couple of weeks, regarding the various debuffs that can affect our furry/scaly/slimy friends.