Animal trait

[JockII 338]

New trait.

 

 

Domesticated

 

Level 90+ required 

 

Makes aggressive creatures that have been bred no longer aggressive.

[zigozag 918]

90 might be a bit extreme, but i'd grind it for this.

+1

[Audrel 2,223]

90 Taming or 90 Animal Husbandry? If AH, you would end up with unwanted/bad traits.

[JockII 338]

On 07/09/2016 at 8:07 AM, Audrel said:

90 Taming or 90 Animal Husbandry? If AH, you would end up with unwanted/bad traits.

Animal husbandry. Unwantex and bad traits would be worth the trade off imo.

[Audrel 2,223]

2 minutes ago, JockII said:

Animal husbandry. Unwantex and bad traits would be worth the trade off imo.

 

As long as genesis is not put onto the chopping block to compensate.

[joedobo 1,187]

I"m sure the level could be configurable.

 

I thought about something like this but taking it even further so that after an animal has been tamed it stays blue outline even after it is no longer tame.

[JockII 338]

18 hours ago, joedobo said:

I"m sure the level could be configurable.

 

I thought about something like this but taking it even further so that after an animal has been tamed it stays blue outline even after it is no longer tame.

I considered it at taking but i felt that domesticating animals via long term breeding sounded more realistic.

 

But i do think taming does need the times doubled for each stage.

 

[Fizziepop 163]

I would grind for this too.

Also, is there any way to classify what you think of as a bad trait to be removed by genesis? Like, custom pick what's bad?

 

ie: Keen Senses does nothing, for anything, I classify it as a bad trait -- just one that I cannot remove.

[LorraineJ 1,099]

I hate Keen Senses too.

[JockII 338]

17 hours ago, Fizziepop said:

I would grind for this too.

Also, is there any way to classify what you think of as a bad trait to be removed by genesis? Like, custom pick what's bad?

 

ie: Keen Senses does nothing, for anything, I classify it as a bad trait -- just one that I cannot remove.

Personally i really dislike genisis. It's the lazy mans way to a good horse.

[bdew 2,462]

3 hours ago, JockII said:

It's the lazy mans way to a good horse.

 

More like a way to turn a ###### horse into less ######

[Fizziepop 163]

Thanks for your opinion on a spell that I mentioned during my question...

I don't like genesis either. But it was the only way I could come up with to use some existing functionality to achieve an end, since I have a more expansive idea of bad traits than the server seems to. If a horse has a bad trait like malformed or illness, Genesis imo is kind of useless. I don't trust that the trait is truly gone.

 

But to use it on something like keen senses, would actually bring some functionality to it.

 

Edited September 11, 2016 by Fizziepop

[MootRed 193]

@bdewCan you make this into a mod?

[bdew 2,462]

8 hours ago, MootRed said:

@bdewCan you make this into a mod?

 

I don't personally like the idea of it being a trait, because of how they are RNG based.

 

I think it would make more sense to have some kind of domestication process, possibly using taming skill, With offspring of domesticated parents being also domesticated, etc.

 

I'll consider it when i have some free time.

[JockII 338]

On 11/09/2016 at 1:10 PM, bdew said:

 

I don't personally like the idea of it being a trait, because of how they are RNG based.

 

I think it would make more sense to have some kind of domestication process, possibly using taming skill, With offspring of domesticated parents being also domesticated, etc.

 

I'll consider it when i have some free time.

The idea as a trait means that you can use ot on all animals and domesticating trolls ect becomes posssible but with a insane time investment. 

 

For balance it being rng and not garrenteed means it is a pong term goal. However you should make it an inherited trait.

 

E.g. 2 domesticated animals breed 100% offspring has.

 

1 has its a 50/50. This would take out some of the rng but still make it a long term investment.