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[MechanicalPirate]

I'm wondering if anyone has attempted to mod all creatures in the game (that should be able to) to be able to reproduce.

What sort of effect does this have on gameplay?
Does every single fort end up covered in millions of animals, or is it relatively under control?
Is it possible to mod in hunting behavior for animals, to keep the number of them down if they are out of control (eg, lions hunt deer/gazelle)?

Sorry if this has already been posted; I tried a quick search and didn't find much on it.

Thanks in advance to all.

[Lancensis]

Most animals can reproduce - if they can't, it's probably an oversight.

They can get a bit out of control at times, although it's mostly with animals that don't migrate - lake, or chasm creatures, for example. Best bet is to thin out their numbers.

Cave creatures tend to attack wild animals (in Adventure mode at least). It might be the likes_fighting tag, or it might be some hardcoded behaviour due to them being cave/chasm monsters, I haven't tested sorry.

[Firehound]

You should have more GCS, and whether that is good or bad is up to you. Dragons and other Mega-beasts can't by something about Megabeast tag.

[Asra]

You should have more GCS, and whether that is good or bad is up to you. Dragons and other Mega-beasts can't by something about Megabeast tag.

So GCS don't breed normally?

[Rumrusher]

You should have more GCS, and whether that is good or bad is up to you. Dragons and other Mega-beasts can't by something about Megabeast tag.

here's a silly idea but try turning both GCS into cats (with dwarf comp.) wait a season or 2 and turn them back(save on each change so you wont have a giant cave spider with a tail and whiskers or a cat with eight legs and taste of flymen) see if that works. that got me a  (L) female demon wrestler.