This also applies to bears. I once had a bear following me for a an hour or so, just to see if it would ever re-aggro. Never did. Looked pretty badass walking around with me, though.BruThoL wrote:Fight a boar, and hit it strong enough to make it flee (not killing it, derp).
After a few seconds (when it will be out of sight actually), It will come back to you and follow you without attacking (see top right icon, it's still "fleeing" fight).
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Stabarnak
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Sarchi
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Re: Little-Known Pro-Tip Thread
One village claim can hold as many charterstones as you like. This is useful because you can use them in order to have a set warping point in your village without the time consumed by finding the proper cr, etc.
For example: Hearthfire by a clay spot, CS warp next to a bunch of kilns. It can make things much more efficient.
For example: Hearthfire by a clay spot, CS warp next to a bunch of kilns. It can make things much more efficient.
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AAlex
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Re: Little-Known Pro-Tip Thread
Thought you might post this hereSarchi wrote:One village claim can hold as many charterstones as you like. This is useful because you can use them in order to have a set warping point in your village without the time consumed by finding the proper cr, etc.
For example: Hearthfire by a clay spot, CS warp next to a bunch of kilns. It can make things much more efficient.
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MagicManICT
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Re: Little-Known Pro-Tip Thread
I believe you can do this with as many ropes as you can put in your inventory. If you are out taming and can keep the ropes straight, you can swap out the ropes and tame 3+ animals at once.lordu wrote:Cattle can be lead around by equipping a Rope, right-clicking on the animal, and selecting 'Leash'. if you unequipping a Rope while is 'Leash' the animal will fallow you and you can put anything in your hands like sword and traveller's sack, very helpful when leading 2 cattle
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rye130
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Re: Little-Known Pro-Tip Thread
You can port with items held in your cursor. For example, you are out foraging and fill your inventory and want to port home. You can hold your armor in your cursor to get rid of the agi debuff and save yourself some travel weariness.
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EyeOfRa
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Re: Little-Known Pro-Tip Thread
Party some far away friends, thunder on one of their portraits, watch them freak out, and let the lulz roll.
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MagicManICT
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Re: Little-Known Pro-Tip Thread
Good trick to use if you want to force a character to stay online, too. (I'm not sure why you'd want this, but I can think of a few possible things.)EyeOfRa wrote:Party some far away friends, thunder on one of their portraits, watch them freak out, and let the lulz roll.
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burgingham
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Re: Little-Known Pro-Tip Thread
Raids are a possibility where you are constantly on a foreign claim and you want to keep people online who tend to crash a lot.
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EyeOfRa
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Re: Little-Known Pro-Tip Thread
Now I know how to stop crashing so much...burgingham wrote:Raids are a possibility where you are constantly on a foreign claim and you want to keep people online who tend to crash a lot.
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BruThoL
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Re: Little-Known Pro-Tip Thread
Yeah and leash 5 cows as well.MagicManICT wrote:I believe you can do this with as many ropes as you can put in your inventory. If you are out taming and can keep the ropes straight, you can swap out the ropes and tame 3+ animals at once.lordu wrote:Cattle can be lead around by equipping a Rope, right-clicking on the animal, and selecting 'Leash'. if you unequipping a Rope while is 'Leash' the animal will fallow you and you can put anything in your hands like sword and traveller's sack, very helpful when leading 2 cattle
Also, your speed when you leash the cow, define the speed of the cow itself.
Make it sprint, and you'll be able to take back cow to your settlement faster (Which is great if you actually have a boat : go into boat, travel 40 tiles into water, get back on shore so the cows reach you, ...).
Or make it crawl if you have some difficulties to lead the cow wherever you want (through a gate for exemple).