As the title says
Would like to be able to have a hutch/pen for all the catchable animals (Squirrels, Hedgehogs, rats etc)
and would like to tame all the others (bears, wolves etc)
the animals that can fight should be only defensive (IE only attack someone who attacks the tamer) or not at all
If this has been already suggested please point me to it. I did a quick search and didn't see it.
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joojoo1975
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Breed/tame all kinds of animals
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Kamekono
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Re: Breed/tame all kinds of animals
+1 for critters.
-1 for big ones.
Also would be nice if tamed animals were actually useful for hides and bones, not just milk and wool.
Every world their hide and bones qualities grow way too slow compared to anything you find in the wild.
Hunting is always necessary for special items, like bear hides, whale bones, etc.
So why not give domesticated animals a boost to hide and bone quality? It's absurd that after 3 months you still get higher q hides and bones from random foxes and badgers from dungeons, or by killing any deer or bear, while your cow hides are still shit. Even 6 months in, when most of the player have quit the game already, domestic hides and bones are still worse than anything you hunt.
-1 for big ones.
Also would be nice if tamed animals were actually useful for hides and bones, not just milk and wool.
Every world their hide and bones qualities grow way too slow compared to anything you find in the wild.
Hunting is always necessary for special items, like bear hides, whale bones, etc.
So why not give domesticated animals a boost to hide and bone quality? It's absurd that after 3 months you still get higher q hides and bones from random foxes and badgers from dungeons, or by killing any deer or bear, while your cow hides are still shit. Even 6 months in, when most of the player have quit the game already, domestic hides and bones are still worse than anything you hunt.
