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Perfect Ten: Strange omissions from the initial lineup of beasts to tame for Final Fantasy XIV’s Beastmaster
The latest Final Fantasy XIV patch introduces the Beastmaster job, allowing players to tame previously unmastered beasts. However, the author notes several surprising omissions from the initial list of tameable creatures, including common enemies like moles, yarzons, funguar, bears, wolves, peistes, beetles, boars, skeletons, and bombs, questioning the logic behind the selection.
How to get a Tiger Mount in Crimson Desert
This guide explains how to obtain a rare Tiger mount in Crimson Desert. The Tiger spawns only as a minion of the Legendary White Tiger at a specific lake location, and if the White Tiger is defeated, regular Tigers will not respawn. The guide details the taming process, which involves stunning the Tiger, riding it, feeding it meat to increase its Trust to 100, and then 'taking it in' as a permanent mount.
How to tame the Hyacinth Macaw in Crimson Desert
This guide explains how to tame the Hyacinth Macaw, a legendary bird in Crimson Desert, which requires unlocking the Sotdae of Bond and acquiring 10 Desert Melons. Players can find the bird near the Giant's Yard Outpost and should liberate the camp for an easier taming process. Patience is key due to the bird's unpredictable flight path and competition for food from other birds.
How to get a Bear mount in Crimson Desert
This guide explains how to obtain a bear mount in Crimson Desert. Players can find bears in the Hernand Highlands and tame them by depleting their stamina and successfully mounting them within a short window. Unlike horses, bears become hostile when dismounted and cannot be stored in stables.
How to tame lox in Valheim and ride them with a saddle
This guide explains how to tame and breed Lox in Valheim, large beasts found in the Plains biome. Players can feed them cloudberries, barley, or flax to tame them, and once tamed, they can be saddled and ridden after crafting a Lox saddle using leather scraps, black metal, and linen thread.