Higher wildness stats means more bonus levels when taming is complete! It goes down with feeding (the lower the quality of the feed) and determines what level the mob will have when taming is down. The “wildness” stat is equivalent to the taming efficiency. The torpor gets added with the next tick. To prevent this, shoot another rope arrow into the prey, BUT since it does not move anymore, you need to move away until the rope holds you back. If the constitution reaches 0 before the taming is 100 %, the mob will get up and start moving again. When the mob goes down, it is time to tame. The mob will eat one piece of food at a time and gain “taming.” At the same time, the “constitution” stat will drop (you can hear and see it munching as well as trying to stand up). Place the feeding trough next to your target and fill it with food. Rope arrows do no damage! Keep them coming! Keep an eye on that boar and follow up as soon as the hunter-hunted part changes! When the torpor (or damage) is high enough, most mobs will try to run away. Be mindful that the boar will charge and break the rope easily. A boar, however, will chase you, so you run away and shoot behind when the rope is at max length.
The sheep will run from you, where you can follow up and shoot more arrows as soon as it reaches the max length of rope. This means there is a difference between taming things like sheep and aggressive creatures like boars. (You can, however, stretch the rope manually by moving away from the mob when you got the arrow in). If a mob can not move, it will hardly get any torpor from the arrows.
This is the end of “stuck taming,” I fear. What it means is that the more the target pulls on the rope, the more torpor gets added. The rope arrows do not simply ‘inject’ torpor like in Ark but will ‘tick’ torpor on the target. When you fire the hooked arrow at the animal, you must press the left click again to hook the other end of the rope to the ground. Then adjourn out and look for an animal to tame. You will need a ranged weapon like a bow, some hook arrows, and a feeding trough (as well as food, of course). You will need to advance in ranged crafting and taming first (or steal/buy the needed stuff) to tame animals.
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