Beavers that can't swim?

[Pasanus 9]

It sounds rather odd to me that beavers, animals whose environment is both terrestrial and aquatic, do not know how to swim in this game.

It's okay that they don't build a sawmill in the water, but from there to not even being able to go from one area to another through the river... it sounds pretty weird to be honest.

Beavers should be able to move through rivers, dive in the river, and build some things underwater, like water explosives, dams, and even houses. Let's not forget that beavers are experts at swimming and building over it.

[Pasanus 9]

 

Edited February 10 by Pasanus

[BrianU 0]

I seriously didn't even think about this very simple fact until you brought it up. LOL. I feel like thats going to bug me now.

[pmduda 12]

They can swim, but they hate it because water in Timberborn is polluted. So they had to adapt!

[Pasanus 9]

Well, that explains it a little better, no doubt. Although it wouldn't hurt to have more interaction with the aquatic environment, they are still beavers in their natural aquatic environment.
But at least it makes some sense why they don't work in the aquatic environment ^^

[innocenat 1]

Are we going to have water purifier so that I can build Beaver Water Park?

[Dynagoat 1]

It would be nice if they could still walk in shallow water, I had some beavers almost starve because there was the slightest bit of water in front of a staircase, the one time dry season was good.