Last world I had and auroc take close to two hours to reaggro. I was taming two at once. The first one took normal amount and the second took close to 8 hours.krikke93 wrote:2h? can someone confirm this? longest I ever had to wait was like 20 minutes.HasseKebab wrote:how long did u wait for them to reaggro until you stabbed them?
it can take up to 2 hours for them to reaggro sometimes
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Tereth
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Re: Is taming borked?
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NOOBY93
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Re: Is taming borked?
Damn... Seems like people could use a tamer.Tereth wrote:Last world I had and auroc take close to two hours to reaggro. I was taming two at once. The first one took normal amount and the second took close to 8 hours.krikke93 wrote:2h? can someone confirm this? longest I ever had to wait was like 20 minutes.HasseKebab wrote:how long did u wait for them to reaggro until you stabbed them?
it can take up to 2 hours for them to reaggro sometimes
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1Duane
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Re: Is taming borked?
Call down the thunder until 14IP, Sidestep, consume the flames, Tame.NOOBY93 wrote:Ah... Battle cry twice.hazzor wrote:My usual taming "rotation" is just to charge to enough ip then battlecry twice, consume flames and done, it doesn't really matter anyway, it's all trivial compared to the wait time between them, but assuming I can just force it then I guess it doesn't matterNOOBY93 wrote: Also, pro tip: Mouflons, when used "Stern order" on them, either you get -5 advantage or 5 advantage so pretty much all you need is 7 IP to tame it (provided you use consume the flames to reduce intensity)
Good for aurochsen, instead of skulding 3 times.
Thanks!
Edit: Nope. That requires 21 IP, while 3 skulds require 17 (you can even use sting like a bee, which doesn't damage you)
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NOOBY93
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Re: Is taming borked?
Ffs I don't like consume the flames.
Make a sting like a bee method which takes less than 17 IP, I dare you.
Make a sting like a bee method which takes less than 17 IP, I dare you.
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Re: Is taming borked?
Why are you guis even disscusing this?
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dariun
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Taming in world 7
Hi all
I've just tried to tame some mouflon and am having a nightmare.
I use call thunder to build points, side step 3 times, consume flames then quell which gives me the number 20 above the sheep. I then run away to no longer aggroed, come back sling a different sheep to reaggro them all then proceed to repeat process with the original sheep.
However the counter when quelling has never gone above 20, I've tried this with 3 of them so far...what am I doing wrong?
Thanks for your help!
I've just tried to tame some mouflon and am having a nightmare.
I use call thunder to build points, side step 3 times, consume flames then quell which gives me the number 20 above the sheep. I then run away to no longer aggroed, come back sling a different sheep to reaggro them all then proceed to repeat process with the original sheep.
However the counter when quelling has never gone above 20, I've tried this with 3 of them so far...what am I doing wrong?
Thanks for your help!
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oksel
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Re: Taming in world 7
Hello Dariun,
Your mistake is: you move too far away, your rope will no longer be attached to the mouflon you have tamed up to 20%.
At first, it does not matter to be in combat with the whole herd. Simply fence them all in properly and keep atleast two in a seperate cage. Start taming one to 20% and straight on, without losing combat to anything, head on to the second one that you placed seperated. Once you tamed this one aswell(make sure you keep wearing the two ropes), just wait for them to both be back in combat and start with the first one again. Once they are both tamed, let them leave their cage and bring them home.
You do not, at any moment, need to deaggro the other mouflons.
Your mistake is: you move too far away, your rope will no longer be attached to the mouflon you have tamed up to 20%.
At first, it does not matter to be in combat with the whole herd. Simply fence them all in properly and keep atleast two in a seperate cage. Start taming one to 20% and straight on, without losing combat to anything, head on to the second one that you placed seperated. Once you tamed this one aswell(make sure you keep wearing the two ropes), just wait for them to both be back in combat and start with the first one again. Once they are both tamed, let them leave their cage and bring them home.
You do not, at any moment, need to deaggro the other mouflons.
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fanit937
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Re: Taming in world 7
But, it's much faster if you leave combat and re-aggro them.oksel wrote:Hello Dariun,
Your mistake is: you move too far away, your rope will no longer be attached to the mouflon you have tamed up to 20%.
At first, it does not matter to be in combat with the whole herd. Simply fence them all in properly and keep atleast two in a seperate cage. Start taming one to 20% and straight on, without losing combat to anything, head on to the second one that you placed seperated. Once you tamed this one aswell(make sure you keep wearing the two ropes), just wait for them to both be back in combat and start with the first one again. Once they are both tamed, let them leave their cage and bring them home.
You do not, at any moment, need to deaggro the other mouflons.
To OP : Don't hurt the one you're taming, it'll reset the process. And don't un-equip your rope.
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dariun
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Re: Taming in world 7
Hi Oksel, hi Fanit
Thanks both for your replies.
I do leave combat to speed it up but as mentioned the gauge stays at 20.
Thanks for the suggestion Oksel, do I simply wait for the purple bar to disappear before re engaging in Thundering the sheep?
Oksel, I don't sling the one I'm taming nor do I unequip my rope so I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks both for your replies.
I do leave combat to speed it up but as mentioned the gauge stays at 20.
Thanks for the suggestion Oksel, do I simply wait for the purple bar to disappear before re engaging in Thundering the sheep?
Oksel, I don't sling the one I'm taming nor do I unequip my rope so I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong?
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ramones
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Re: Taming in world 7
I can give you small hint. Have 5-6 of them from herd you plan to tame in one spot (signpost them), while try to bring one about 30 tiles away. Start tamming one of those 5, meaning, you will have aggro of them all. thunder it, blablabla, quell = 20 points, then move towards direction opposite of the one and lonely standing 30 tiles away just a bit, so you don't loose your "rope - line" but you do loose aggro with that 1 individual. Then just move back, thunder that 1 individual and you gain aggro of all those 5 again, continue tamming.
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