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whistle for it to attack your target
Alternate between attack and passive
Profit
I understand your concern, but what if someone is all alone or playing singleplayer? Honestly taming it with a scorp is ridiculous and takes a lot of time, while grappling is really fun.
Yeah! What's wrong with you people?!? How dare you not play the game the way this guy tells you to!
You can't just latch onto them and do solo tames ;)
- The Right Hand
Any chance that can be changed from 100% to has a chance to break? Then I would actually have a use for the parachute.
No its not because you already tamed one the hard way ;) and btw do you really want this to be a option seeing every lvl 25 with 10 Q rdy at their disposal to wreck havok on the servers!!?? no you dont!! so pls think before you say something
I realise the game is Sold more for its Muliplayer play any one who has played single player can tell that.
Between this and the recent spate of high-torpor-rate dinos, I'm not sure if you actually even want people to enjoy acquiring dinos in this dino game.