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Interactable animals
angelicshiya
Member, Leader of Men, Kickstarter, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
So I posed this to Steven on Twitter, but I figured I would post it here incase he doesn't see it and maybe a dev would on here and pass it along onto the dev team for implementation (hopefully)
What would be really cool if you could walk up to non-attacked/aggressive deer-animals and either pet them or reach into your satchel on your waist-belt, pull out some animational food as if to feed them (RP aspect) would be a cool idea and adds some fun roleplay element.
What would be really cool if you could walk up to non-attacked/aggressive deer-animals and either pet them or reach into your satchel on your waist-belt, pull out some animational food as if to feed them (RP aspect) would be a cool idea and adds some fun roleplay element.
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As in, immune from attacks.
Any animals docile enough to be lured in for petting are really just easy-kill fodder.
Such a feature would mostly be used to rack up kill achievements rather than carebear RP achievements.
I don't see why there should be an achievement from killing non aggressive creatures.
Also since there will be a taming profession in order to make mounts and pets, I see totally viable to have passive creatures in the world that can be lured after all , it would be weird to fight horses or housecats in the wild in order to tame them.