well almost 12 hours from now I clovered a sheep, brought to base and tatched to a hitching post (15% taming) btw I had read on wiki that 12/24 hrs it will reagroo, but I wasn´t sure and attacked it before, will this reset time? will my sheep disapear cause I dont know how to tame...
i read u guys and any help is much apreciated.
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Re: taming
by vatas » Wed Oct 14, 2020 8:46 am
You need to wait for the animal being tamed to the enter a "stance" and then aggro it yourself (toggle the swords on the top-right corner to "yield" immediately.)
Stance is pretty noticeable, the animal will spread it's legs and possibly trample dirt with one leg.
Stance is pretty noticeable, the animal will spread it's legs and possibly trample dirt with one leg.
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Re: taming
by WESKERBOY » Thu Oct 15, 2020 4:09 am
Well I think I found a bug. Since what I explained, have already passed More than 24 hrs (from the moment I clovered the mouton) still have not change to fighting stand... xD this Is weird
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Re: taming
by MagicManICT » Thu Oct 15, 2020 7:13 am
Probably "not a bug." Animals can enter into their aggressive stance and leave it without you knowing (being online for it). There have been several reports on it over the years since the change to this taming process, but nothing about it has been confirmed since the verifiable bugs have been worked out.
Also, the 24 hr period is just an estimation, not a guarantee. Everything on the RoB wiki is based on what players have been able to reverse engineer, calculate, or otherwise surmise from experiences in the game.
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Re: taming
by WESKERBOY » Fri Oct 16, 2020 2:54 am
MagicManICT wrote:Probably "not a bug." Animals can enter into their aggressive stance and leave it without you knowing (being online for it). There have been several reports on it over the years since the change to this taming process, but nothing about it has been confirmed since the verifiable bugs have been worked out.
Also, the 24 hr period is just an estimation, not a guarantee. Everything on the RoB wiki is based on what players have been able to reverse engineer, calculate, or otherwise surmise from experiences in the game.
Oooo... Well I had to kill that sheep, already clovered 2 AND they are waiting procesa, Lets hope this works this time
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