Shorten taming

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Re: Shorten taming

Postby fallout » Thu Apr 29, 2021 2:15 pm

Still under the assumption they disappear if the area unloads and they fall past 5%
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Re: Shorten taming

Postby VDZ » Thu Apr 29, 2021 4:22 pm

fallout wrote:Still under the assumption they disappear if the area unloads and they fall past 5%

As far as I know this is still the case? Would be incredible if they made taming actually doable without scheduling your entire life around it.

Myself, I gave up on taming a long time ago. Some time into the world I generally just buy a low-quality horse off someone and I don't do anything with other domesticated animals. I'd rather miss out on that whole part of the game than suffer through the taming process again.
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Re: Shorten taming

Postby overtyped » Thu Apr 29, 2021 8:19 pm

fallout wrote:31.5 hours. One of five goats has remained 15%. The other four progressed around 19-24hours

Could you be reasonable and make it a consistent 18-24hr window that I may barrage 161 damage to a mouflon and butcher a 95% tamed animal? I do think the game would be more fun.

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Re: Shorten taming

Postby fallout » Fri Apr 30, 2021 2:30 am

Missing a pearl there Overtyped? :roll:
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Re: Shorten taming

Postby Archiplex » Fri Apr 30, 2021 9:33 am

I don't care if it's not all that much shorter, but i'd love if we could cut the randomness out. It doesn't impact anything on the long scale and just feels bad to get hit with a 95% tame, or rolling bad aggression times (20+ hours multiple times)
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Re: Shorten taming

Postby vatas » Fri Apr 30, 2021 10:50 am

Sevenless wrote:8 males 1 female. New personal worst.

I think we had 12 hogs previous world before we got a single sow.
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Re: Shorten taming

Postby fallout » Fri Apr 30, 2021 12:22 pm

36-108+ hours is an insane amount of RNG to finish taming an animal.

Also, what happened to near instantaneous romping? After having tamed 3 female cows and a few males, they've been together with the area loaded for 100 hours and none of them are with calf.
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Re: Shorten taming

Postby Sevenless » Fri Apr 30, 2021 3:01 pm

fallout wrote:36-108+ hours is an insane amount of RNG to finish taming an animal.

Also, what happened to near instantaneous romping? After having tamed 3 female cows and a few males, they've been together with the area loaded for 100 hours and none of them are with calf.


Iirc, animals need to be above a satiation threshold to mate. But they don't eat before they drop out of this since eating is semi-randomly timed. You can have animals get out of sync, never having both of them in the satiation window at the same time so they can breed.

It can take a week for them to sync up in my experience. It's absolutely horrible.
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