And, does killing an animal with ranged weapons like bows or slings reduce the corpse's quality?
Thanks.
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Matheusmk
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julian12it
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Re: Do destroying cave-in boulders cause more cave-ins?
For the animal quality question, Yes. It's pretty dumb but sadly yes, the quality of the arrow affects the quality of the animal.
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Matheusmk
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Re: Do destroying cave-in boulders cause more cave-ins?
Thanksjulian12it wrote:For the animal quality question, Yes. It's pretty dumb but sadly yes, the quality of the arrow affects the quality of the animal.
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Spin2Win
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Re: Do destroying cave-in boulders cause more cave-ins?
destroying cave in boulders do not cause more cave ins i believe.
And also can high q arrows raise quality of animals or no?
And also can high q arrows raise quality of animals or no?
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julian12it
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Re: Do destroying cave-in boulders cause more cave-ins?
I believe it does but it's not worth it to be honest. I couldn't find the equation to figure out the "exact quality", but all I know is melee killing an animal is better for quality purposes.Spin2Win wrote:destroying cave in boulders do not cause more cave ins i believe.
And also can high q arrows raise quality of animals or no?
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MagicManICT
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Re: Do destroying cave-in boulders cause more cave-ins?
Ammunition only softcaps the animal. If you can kill it with one or two shots, it's not so bad. Usually, you need to plug them full of arrows or stones to kill them. (It's still bad, but if you can't wrestle that bear, better to kill it with a couple arrows than get mauled, I guess.)
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