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Докладване на проблем с превода
You don't need any mastery to do this, you can do it right from the start of the game with any character. Your procedure is correct, I'll just repeat it.
With someone (ideally someone with higher armor) go into engage with the character you want to capture. Cut the HP below half (better to damage the enemy a little more, then there is a higher chance) and with the second character go after it and a new capture icon will appear. ATTENTION! ...the character that performs the capture cannot use the main attack first (if you have already done the main attack, the icon will not appear).
Ok thanks looks like what I read was inaccurate. Is there some tutorial or text I missed in game that teaches you this?
Anyway, be careful when capturing higher lvls (wolves and pigs in particular are completely useless, but basically you can say that about any animal). These teammates will increase the lvl of your enemies in this part of the game it can be annoying).
It's exactly the same procedure as capturing humans except you use ropes rather than chains. I'm pretty certain that there is a pop-up that explains this the first time you are in a position to use it. Worth noting that you need more ropes for bigger/badder critters like alpha wolves, dominant sows, bears, etc
Lol didn't even know you could capture humans either
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQzgBGwzxX8
The capture itself can be seen in the video. The same goes for animals. (animals become companions immediately after capture)
While this is true, you are unable to give directions for the animal in battle if you've tamed it until you have a beast master, or the collar that lets you do the same.
A lot, far more than one might imagine.