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[longfeather]

Wait, so boars are weaker than Aurochs and Mouflons?

Well, boars make really simple moves. You just need enough UA and basically anyone can melee one. You don't even need much UA. Like 100-150 should already be really easy.

60 UA should suffice to easily kill a boar. You just need to know the maneuvers and how they work.

[krikke93]

Wait, so boars are weaker than Aurochs and Mouflons?

Well, boars make really simple moves. You just need enough UA and basically anyone can melee one. You don't even need much UA. Like 100-150 should already be really easy.

60 UA should suffice to easily kill a boar. You just need to know the maneuvers and how they work.

If you're good at it, you can kill them really early-game. I wanted to play safe saying 100+ UA for people that only know the very basics. That is: punch, jump, jump, jump, punch and so on, which works.

[dongodson081294]

In haven and hearth wiki "The Ring Of Brodgar" and in foraging section it shows first seen, base level and all seen. So my question what are the difference between base level and all seen? Isn't it the same thing?

[zigmat]

In haven and hearth wiki "The Ring Of Brodgar" and in foraging section it shows first seen, base level and all seen. So my question what are the difference between base level and all seen? Isn't it the same thing?

Well if I understood correctly, base level is the level where you start seeing a certain forageable. At that base level, you might miss them. All seen means you'll see 100% of them, every time.

Also I read somewhere that the game decides whether to show an item or not when it comes into your field of view. So if you leave and area and come back, you might see it where you previously did not.

[krikke93]

In haven and hearth wiki "The Ring Of Brodgar" and in foraging section it shows first seen, base level and all seen. So my question what are the difference between base level and all seen? Isn't it the same thing?

First seen means they will be extremely hard to find, so don't even look for it, but you might accidentally bump into one.
Base level means they're worth actualy looking for, they will be seen pretty commonly.
All seen means you literaly see 100% of them, so you won't miss any.

[LadyV]

In haven and hearth wiki "The Ring Of Brodgar" and in foraging section it shows first seen, base level and all seen. So my question what are the difference between base level and all seen? Isn't it the same thing?

Base level is when they are first seen. They will be rare at this level. As you get higher and higher you will see more until you get to all seen then all in spawn range will be seen.

[dongodson081294]

Is it worth the time checking every single title for clay? Or should I check randomly and is there a trick for finding clay like using Dowsing Rod? Or can enders client help me out since, I have selected highlight clay, but it doesn't show up on minimap or in game world. Anyone, please help me who are most experience with finding clay on mudflats.

[borka]

minimap show clay only shows grey clay and cave clay that are swimming on water surface - it won't show you other clay resources

check every 5 to 10 tiles on a mudflat - if you get one clay only or none there is no node

btw. there is a Wiki where you can read about
http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Clay

[VDZ]

How exactly does food quality affect domesticated animals? Does it work like Chicken Coops in that the quality is never raised, but when the food is of a lower quality the quality of the animal drops?

[windmaker]

How exactly does food quality affect domesticated animals? Does it work like Chicken Coops in that the quality is never raised, but when the food is of a lower quality the quality of the animal drops?

softcaping basically.. the animals raise the quality for every new born, but the food reduces the quality.