No Ape Spawn Trees on Medium and Hard Jungle Islands

[bostonlobstah]

Man I am on fire with Jungle glitches...so is everyone else it seems. 

So I did several tests on different Jungle Islands to see if there were actually any Ape Spawn Trees at all, because I was curious after spending 60+ days on Rainforest and not finding a single ape, and spending a good 10-15 days on Deep Jungle, intentionally stepping on twigs and eating smelly fruits. Both of these were in 1.1.4. (The only time I have ever encountered an ape was overgrown jungle, version 1.1.4). Now have a new tribe in the Rainforest, not been there quite as long as my first rainforest tribe, but still

So I went to World Settings and turned off regular jungle trees, but kept Ape Spawn Trees on. So any trees I see will be guaranteed Ape Trees. 

I went to Rainforest twice as a test. No trees. I went to jungle gate and overgrown jungle as well, only once each though. Still no trees. When I went to Deep Jungle however, there were 3. Is this a bug? Are Ape Trees really that rare?

[bostonlobstah]

I don't think this is actually a bug so I'm resolving it

[Renio2490]

I've never seen a ape in the rainforest... 

[bostonlobstah]

I'm going to do some more testing on this...

if anyone else would like to help, please report here!

[bostonlobstah]

Rainforest. Medium level. 

1. No trees. 

2. Still no trees. 

3. No trees

 

Overgrown Jungle, also medium level

1. One tree. 

2. No trees

3. One tree.

4. No trees.

 

Jungle Gate. Hard island supposedly

1. No tree.

2. No trees

3. No trees. 

4. No trees.

 

Deep Jungle. Killer island

1. 2 trees

2. 3 trees.

3. 1 tree.

How unfortunate!

Conclusion:

Rainforest (medium) averaged 0 Ape Trees across 4 tests.

Overgrown Jungle (medium) averaged 0.4 Ape Trees across 5 tests.

Jungle Gate (hard) averaged 0 Ape Trees across 5 tests.

Deep Jungle (killer) averaged 2.5 Ape Trees across 4 tests.

[Goggles-kun]

I’d actually consider this a blessing since apes are your worst nightmare sometimes

[Renio2490]

STINKY FRUIT TREES.