LAYERS OF FEAR 2 SAFE SIMULATOR

We just have to sensitise ourselves by imaging how we feel when we are woken up by rude people while we are asleep. We need to respect the fact that chickens are living beings that need many of the same things that we need including a good night’s sleep and some peace and quiet during the day. In summary, we see that it’s all about simple common sense and respect. Train employees to respect the sleep hours of the chickens - they should not be screaming out to each other around sleeping chickens.Investigate ‘Active noise control’ - a noise cancellation anti-noise system that produces sound waves of the same amplitude as the noise pollution but in opposite polarity causing a cancelling of the noise pollution.Avoid repairs and renovations with noisy equipment especially during the rest and sleep hours of the chickens.Try to buy machines that produce the least noise possible.Maintain your ventilation fans and feeding machines making sure they are not producing excess noise.Establish your chicken farm in a quiet area - away from airports and industrial areas and rail yards.Erect sound barrier secondary glazing in windows.First identify the sources of noise pollution equipment.Of course lower feed intake stunts chicken growth- something the poultry farmer or processor does not want.īut all is not lost! Below are some tips and advice to reduce the noise level to an acceptable and healthier level leading to happier and healthier chickens – both psychologically and physically. Other studies found noise levels above 85 decibels (dB) level leads to a decreased feed intake of between 15-25 per cent. This study recommended the control of noise pollution near the chickens and chicks. One study showed that loud noise simulating noisy ventilation fans and operational machines found at slaughterhouses led to increased plasma corticosteroids, cholesterol and total protein.

In addition, studies have shown that loud noises found near airports, rail road tracks or loud hydraulic or pneumatic equipment and machinery close to the chickens leads to lower egg production, stunted growth, higher blood pressure, stress and fatigue in the chickens. Studies show that just as in humans, major abrupt changes to the day and night cycle of the chickens, such as waking up the chickens at night with loud noises, will lead to stressed and anxious chickens. Most of their feeding and activity is during the daylight hours, even though they also rest during the day. This is undoubtedly a Bloober Team game through and through and while I did like the first Layers of Fear a bit more, this is still a very worthwhile play in my opinion.Chickens, like all vertebrates, are governed by a circadian rhythm that is controlled by the natural light/dark cycle of day and night.Īs such, chickens mostly rest and are inactive at night, especially when it is dark. It's also gorgeous and sounds quite good. The story in this one isn't nearly as abstract as the first game, though it will keep giving you bits of it right up until the end. If they weren't there though, the game wouldn't be any worse. Since launch, a mode has been added to remove the chases if you don't want them but honestly, they're few and far between (sometimes hours apart) and I actually think can serve to add some interesting pacing breaks sometimes. It's a bit more Outlast this time around.

LAYERS OF FEAR 2 SAFE SIMULATOR

While the first game was much of of a thriller walking simulator with some procedurally generated levels to mix it up, this has static levels and (at least if you play it on its normal setting), several chase sequences as well. This is still a story about the mental journey of a tortured artist at its heart. I quite enjoyed the first game and while I can understand what those posting negative reviews didn't like about this one, I still think it's quite good and a worthy sequel. I played the first Layers of Fear for an Extra Life stretch goal a couple of years back and played this one for a 2019 stretch goal.

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