You're on your own will make him wild.
Use what makes your temperament what it is, example Give em a little more bite! will not change a somewhat aggresive mob's behaviour.
You're on your own will make him wild.
Use what makes your temperament what it is, example Give em a little more bite! will not change a somewhat aggresive mob's behaviour.
You can just spam the temperment command you want. If it's at "somewhat tame", spam the command that will get you there. Not 100% sure if this will work, but it should. At the very worst write down what the announce and NPC say first.Originally Posted by Suiram
Ah okay, thanks for the responses.
Sorry, I have another temperament question. So I decided I didn't actually like how it was and I'd play around with it some, and I'm trying to see how various temperaments affect my mob. However, right now the guy I trade my reflector to says it is "tame and extremely defensive", while the lady at the start of the match said it is "somewhat tame and very defensive". Whom to believe?
The announcer never says "Tame" "Aggressive" or "Extremely []".
Ah, that makes a lot of sense, thanks :D
Does anyone have experience with Orobons? I'm trying to figure out how to trigger Leeching Current but am not having success. In general, it seems like I can't get my mob to even WS on his own when I'm not giving commands. Any tips on a good temperament setup would be appreciated.
i've been spamming no mercy on my ahriman but it only kept doing binding wave and no other WS, is it possible to have only certain WS until later lv (can only use good WS @high lvl)?
I have a very tame very agresssive pet. but i need to bring it back down to somewhat tame, somewaht agressive. do you spam commands or not? or which commands is the best way to do it. ive been spaming the more defensive commands and it doesnt budge at all even after a few many fights