Trying to discover new combat moves? Can't keep up with that damned bear as it runs in to the woods? Look no further than your local cliff!
When using a cliff to aggro an animal and prevent it from chasing you, before you make it run off, try to find a point in the cliff where you can move close enough that you can perform your moves. Of course, that means since you have yet to stop the animal from being aggressive towards you they will indeed try to hit you back so do make sure you've got a defensive move lined up.
At this point, all you really need to do is continue to move forward towards the cliff close to the animal, use some moves and back off again so as not to get owned. Continue process until combat discovery appears, learn new move, kill dumb animal. I can't really make a precise UA and/or melee recommendation but probably 20-30 is alright for boar and below while there may be more needed to handle a bear.
Kaios wrote:Trying to discover new combat moves? Can't keep up with that damned bear as it runs in to the woods? Look no further than your local cliff!
When using a cliff to aggro an animal and prevent it from chasing you, before you make it run off, try to find a point in the cliff where you can move close enough that you can perform your moves. Of course, that means since you have yet to stop the animal from being aggressive towards you they will indeed try to hit you back so do make sure you've got a defensive move lined up.
At this point, all you really need to do is continue to move forward towards the cliff close to the animal, use some moves and back off again so as not to get owned. Continue process until combat discovery appears, learn new move, kill dumb animal. I can't really make a precise UA and/or melee recommendation but probably 20-30 is alright for boar and below while there may be more needed to handle a bear.
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I've noticed that animals move around a lot, particularly when you try to get close to them. This makes it difficult for a noob to aim properly before shooting an arrow at an animal. How do you stop animals from getting away from you before you can shoot?
Ants wrote:I've noticed that animals move around a lot, particularly when you try to get close to them. This makes it difficult for a noob to aim properly before shooting an arrow at an animal. How do you stop animals from getting away from you before you can shoot?
Read my guide section about hunting. ctrl+f beginning marksman to find it if you just wanna skip there.
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