Tame horses?

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Cajoes
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Tame horses?

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I got the auroch penned in, and have given it the neccessary offerings of carrots and wheat seeds in the neccessarry amounts of 50 units each.

Do I need to use more carrots if there are a herd of aurochs nearby?
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Re: Tame horses?

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I don't think so unless they could steal his carrots and things. Just stay real close and murmur reassurances to him until he bonds with you. If you wander off it's a waste of carrots because he doesn't do the conversion.
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You just lay the supplies and don't need to initiate combat or anything, correct?
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I suspect the resulting horse will need some gentle punching in its face to establish.. domesticability?
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Is there any form of time estimate for this thing?
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Does 'never' count?
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Eh, I kinda figured it was a bullshit update. Oh well, no resources lost... Stuff seems to take a inordinate amount of time to decay when observed.
Jackard wrote:Does 'never' count?
As a time estimate, yes it does actually.
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spoiling the fun, jackard
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