In the previous versions of the game ,if you send a settler to hunt any animal and he/she successfully hunts the animal he gains skill in animal handling. I was thinking about a new system where in order to tame an animal you need to send a settler to hunt it down with a trap. He will trap the animal but won't kill it. Then that same settler or someone else with better animal handling skill can try taming it. This would be more realistic than the current weired "hand waving" process. Either the animal will be tamed or break free of the trap and run away(like sheep, goat,deer,rabbit) or retaliate (like wolf,boar).
Lol what even is this game
Just started playing the game and it's been a bit hard to find videos that include the recent updates! Really appreciate your videos 😀
Lead the animal to the pen.. I would love to.. but how? I see no option for it.
In the previous versions of the game ,if you send a settler to hunt any animal and he/she successfully hunts the animal he gains skill in animal handling. I was thinking about a new system where in order to tame an animal you need to send a settler to hunt it down with a trap. He will trap the animal but won't kill it. Then that same settler or someone else with better animal handling skill can try taming it. This would be more realistic than the current weired "hand waving" process. Either the animal will be tamed or break free of the trap and run away(like sheep, goat,deer,rabbit) or retaliate (like wolf,boar).
"I didn't have the heart to starve the animals to death :("
Meanwhile on screen: settler slaughtering animal
So this game is really just 3D, early access Rimworld right?
s2p
Thanks for this. I was so confused about brewing – I didn't even notice that they ferment in to the actual drink over time!
I took no animals.. Yet suddenly I get notified that an animal is hungry.