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Shizofrend98HR Feb 15, 2020 @ 10:35am
Horse Taming On PC???
Peeps said no console you turn the stick opposite of where the horse bolts you. So do we need7can on PC press WASD keys coresponding opposite of where the horse tosses us??? Is that een a thing cuz I know many of these controls and system are totally different on PC. For example peeps on consoles suppousedly press "shift" every second or so to keep stamina drain at lower rate whilst on PC that is replaced by pressing G to get a portion of stamina back every dozen seconds or so.
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Originally posted by Meatbug:
When you try to tame a wild horse, as far as i know you have to steer into the opposite direction of the horse, with WASD. So i'd say, yes you're right about that.

"G" is more used for when you have a horse and are riding on it and it's startled by a snake or anything, to calm it back down.
OR, as you said, to regain a part of it's stamina when galopping. But your horse hase to be "fit" for this to work, if i remember correctly.
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Foxpass Feb 16, 2020 @ 10:15am 
Simply holding 'g' always worked for me. No WASD necessary.
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Shizofrend98HR Feb 16, 2020 @ 10:16am 
Originally posted by Foxpass:
Simply holding 'g' always worked for me. No WASD necessary.

Holding? I thought ur suppoused to tap it.
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Meatbug Feb 16, 2020 @ 11:57am 
When you try to tame a wild horse, as far as i know you have to steer into the opposite direction of the horse, with WASD. So i'd say, yes you're right about that.

"G" is more used for when you have a horse and are riding on it and it's startled by a snake or anything, to calm it back down.
OR, as you said, to regain a part of it's stamina when galopping. But your horse hase to be "fit" for this to work, if i remember correctly.
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