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leadpainter
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is the wiki correct about taming timeframes?
despawning after 5 hours in combat stance seems pretty harsh for people who have jobs or school. is this correct? how narrow of a timeframe do you have to do this?
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shubla
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Re: is the wiki correct about taming timeframes?
Probably not accurate.
But you can buy animals quite easily after the first month or two of the world.
But you can buy animals quite easily after the first month or two of the world.

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mvgulik
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Re: is the wiki correct about taming timeframes?
Ergo: He doesn't know.shubla wrote:Probably not accurate.
He's probably just saying that to extend his
though process.[color=#000080]shubla[/color] wrote:Its just sad to look at how shitty (RoB) wiki is these days.
He probably correct about the
(which I don't know, as none player). Although is seems to me not directly related to the actual question text (indirectly related, probably).shubla wrote:But you can buy animals quite easily after the first month or two of the world.
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uncleseano
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Re: is the wiki correct about taming timeframes?
No it's much longer or at least they go into taming stance for 4 hours and then revert back to normal untamed/hitched stance until the next cycle begins
Has anyone actually had their animals despawn? I've logged off for now than a day and my animals were ready for another pounding
Has anyone actually had their animals despawn? I've logged off for now than a day and my animals were ready for another pounding
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MagicManICT
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Re: is the wiki correct about taming timeframes?
There's a large portion of this game that is difficult to access if you can't log in at least every 8 hours while it is going on.
As far as the time frame mentioned... It's hard to say. From what I understand, 5 hours is the absolute minimum, but I'd have to know more details before saying you have an edge case, or were just unlucky. I've certainly seen animals in the fight mode for longer than 5 hours, and they don't necessarily despawn if you miss a window. If you miss enough of them, yes, they will. If the wiki is lacking information on this, it's because we the players haven't been able to organize accurate information, and there's no point in filling the wiki with wrong information.
There is also a bug. I don't recall if it was ever fixed. If the animal is leashed near map section boundaries, it can get despawned because it looses track of it's hitch when different map sections load and unload. (One map section being a 100x100 tile area you can see through the maps displayed in game.)
As far as the time frame mentioned... It's hard to say. From what I understand, 5 hours is the absolute minimum, but I'd have to know more details before saying you have an edge case, or were just unlucky. I've certainly seen animals in the fight mode for longer than 5 hours, and they don't necessarily despawn if you miss a window. If you miss enough of them, yes, they will. If the wiki is lacking information on this, it's because we the players haven't been able to organize accurate information, and there's no point in filling the wiki with wrong information.
There is also a bug. I don't recall if it was ever fixed. If the animal is leashed near map section boundaries, it can get despawned because it looses track of it's hitch when different map sections load and unload. (One map section being a 100x100 tile area you can see through the maps displayed in game.)
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shubla
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Re: is the wiki correct about taming timeframes?
It may be that they wont go into taming stance again, if you don't tame them in time or something.uncleseano wrote: Has anyone actually had their animals despawn? I've logged off for now than a day and my animals were ready for another pounding
There are many timers in the game and no one really seems to care to fix them into the wiki. (Crop growth times for example are all over the place in wiki at the moment)

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DamJNeT
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Re: is the wiki correct about taming timeframes?
It is indeed harsh. I hope they'll look into those timers, right now nothing is fun about taming.leadpainter wrote:despawning after 5 hours in combat stance seems pretty harsh for people who have jobs or school. is this correct? how narrow of a timeframe do you have to do this?
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KitsuneG
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Re: is the wiki correct about taming timeframes?
Ha-ha. I'd rather delete them at all.DamJNeT wrote:It is indeed harsh. I hope they'll look into those timers, right now nothing is fun about taming.leadpainter wrote:despawning after 5 hours in combat stance seems pretty harsh for people who have jobs or school. is this correct? how narrow of a timeframe do you have to do this?
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MagicManICT
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Re: is the wiki correct about taming timeframes?
pretty much this.KitsuneG wrote:Ha-ha. I'd rather delete them at all.
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NeoBasilisk
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Re: is the wiki correct about taming timeframes?
Animals shouldn't despawn if they are hitched. Right?
Unless you are talking about missing the taming window. I mean it's not a huge deal, since you can always check the next day. The animal isn't going anywhere.
Unless you are talking about missing the taming window. I mean it's not a huge deal, since you can always check the next day. The animal isn't going anywhere.