Shoot, i never even thought of it that way :0

I LOVE CANNIBALISM!

I mean...in that case guess it just wouldn't affect you LOL

Most people just try not to think about it (which always disappoints me, personally).

The way I always like to think about it is "common ancestor" stuff, like how monkeys and humans are theorized to come from a similar ancestor. Anthro sheep and "quad" sheep are similar, but different creatures.

Ohhh, fair point! Same way cartoons typically differentiate living food-fellas from regular food; the nonliving, well just obviously ain't the same thing as the other =w=

I just say anthros and animals are seperate; we only use the name of the animals for the people as a descriptor of their features or terms of affection, they are not literally the same creatures as the ones that we hunt and ranch.

...That being said I often challenge myself to play vegetarian for this reason, and another: Animal husbandry is just unfun and unpleasant to me because you have to constantly hear these noises on loop all the time while you're working on stuff, and treating creatures as if they were merely a source of resources contributes to breaking the illusion of Minecraft as a world where things happen, and the game stops being fun for me once that happens. The amount of meat and leather and feathers you get from killing a single animal is absolutely fucking pitiful so unfortunately unless you have mods to give you things like leather and wool from farming it's basically mandatory to keep a barn or animal pen. and the most cost effective way to do this is just...a hole in the ground...

I'm assuming an anthro sheep would be classified as a player, given the skin system, and killing a normal sheep would be OK because it's not sentient.

Ohhhh, fair point lol =w=

The way i think of it is sorta in the peppa pig way, i know that sounds stupid as fuck but i cant think of any other examples. What i mean is that anthropomorphic, sapient animals and normal animals can just.. sorta coexist