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BangPow
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New Taming Guide????
Was hoping someone could tell me how taming works with the new mechanics.
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Audiosmurf
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Re: New Taming Guide
This topic is tragically misnamed. 
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EnderWiggin
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Re: New Taming Guide
Haven't tamed animals yet, but can make some guesses based on Animal Husbandry description:
- Build hitching post and make yourself a rope
- Feed animal clover
- Leash it with a rope and bring it to hitching post and leash to it
- wait for animal to aggro you
- beat it in combat eanough so it will try to yield - near its combat portrait there will be olive branch instead of a sword
- yield yourself - press circle bvutton near animal combat portrait
- repeat 4-6 until animal is tamed
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BangPow
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Re: New Taming Guide????
Changed the name... lol sorry.... and thanks enders that helps... now I have to learn how to beat animals in combat .
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Necroliter
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Re: New Taming Guide????
Question here - when animal agro you - will it leave rope radius, or you can safely stack IP or use defenses from afar and then come to punch it, retreat/repeat?
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BangPow
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Re: New Taming Guide????
God I hope so... ^^^
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Flameturtle
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Re: New Taming Guide????
Now that I've died a second time might be a rather good time to test some taming mechanics, with a full HHP bar. Once I get sorted I'll let you know what I find out.
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Floofins
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Re: New Taming Guide????
Nope. Once you attack it, it seems to break the tether. Either that, or I was doing it wrong (which is a strong possibility).Necroliter wrote:Question here - when animal agro you - will it leave rope radius, or you can safely stack IP or use defenses from afar and then come to punch it, retreat/repeat?
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Avu
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Re: New Taming Guide????
Pro tip. Click the yeld button yourself right after agroing it. It will auto finish taming sessions when it gets enough damage unless you overkill in which case it's well killed. Cows seem to have 250 hp and sheep maybe 150.
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shubla
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Re: New Taming Guide????
Doesnt always work, i have killed maybe 6+ sheep because my last hit is too bigAvu wrote:Pro tip. Click the yeld button yourself right after agroing it. It will auto finish taming sessions when it gets enough damage unless you overkill in which case it's well killed. Cows seem to have 250 hp and sheep maybe 150.

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