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Wolfs can have stars tho, and their damage and health increase quite alot with stars, making them possibly even useful companions.
Can no star animal produce star animal?
Or berries, or carrots. Probably turnips and potatoes, too.
Have them chase you into a pen first. Although we had a blast rounding up our first tamed boar by chasing him with torches.
but the boar never ate it and ended despawning and respawning in the original place :S
Boars of mine are eating carrots as void yet remain low tier.
Seems like star lvl also affects birthrate as the one + two star had 2 piglets (they had 2 piglets two times) where the two 2 stars seem to always have 3 (four different sets of 3).
No Idea if what you feed them plays any part in anything. Maybe different food makes them become tame faster or maybe it makes the piglets grow faster or if you have a 1/2 star mismatch in the parents maybe different food increases the odds of the mismatch breeding 2 star instead of 1's.
Baiting them is for the weak. (Stands on top of a pen wall and harpoons a wolf to forcibly reel him into the enclosure.)
THIS GAME JUST GOT 100x BETTER