Bio Engineer Archive
Thread: Milking?
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anubis1134
Tue Jan 27, 2004 2:30 pm
#1
Has anyone seen any milk yet? I haven't and I am on Corbantis. I was just wondering if anyone can milk at all and if so who gets the skill? Master scout?
Buugli
Tue Jan 27, 2004 3:30 pm
#2
Milking is currently on the TEST CENTER, not the live servers. It is expected to go live when Publish 6 goes live. It appears to be a scout skill as maskscent is reportedly required.
The above info was garnered from reading the Chef and Scout and Test Center forums. I have no personal experience.
Ragnoan
Mon Mar 08, 2004 10:59 pm
#3
Nevermind I just got my answer by checking the FAQ.
/duh self
Message Edited by Ragnoan on 03-09-2004 12:08 AM
bobwalker01
Thu May 05, 2005 2:03 am
#4
how do you milk stuff now ... my friend was having problems ... how much scout do you need?
AragornSoS
Thu May 05, 2005 2:13 am
#5
You need to have /maskscent, which I believe is still granted at Exploration II - so at a minimum you'd want Scout 2-0-0-0
Or, in theory, I guess you could get a friendly neighborhood Ranger to camo you, that would probably work too.
Then you slowly WALK up to the creature you want to milk (make sure it's a female!), select it, and on the radial there will be an option to milk.
Fodder650
Thu May 05, 2005 5:04 am
#6
You can do it without mask scent but the creature will get upset and walk away. Aragon's right mask scent happens at explore 2. You can get mask scent clothing from tailors to boost your mask scent ability. You need to have the skills for the clothing to work though.
Walk up to a creature and click on it and you will see "MILK" on the radial. This applies only to female herbivores except for one weird exception. The exception is gurrecks on endor which also give milk for some reason.
There are two types of milk domestic and wild. Most of the time you will find wild to be the one you get the most. If you see a domestic herbivore creature, say a Domesticated Mott or Domesticated Eopie, you will get domestic milk. But it wont be in the quantities you will get from a wild creature.
What aragon says is very important! Use the shift key and WALK up to your target. Running will aggravate it and it wont be milkable.
Pickets, Bols, Fambaa's and Gurrecks are usually the ones reported most as dropping the largest amounts. Milk does stack but not automatically when its in your inventory. So just push them all together. And if you get a harvest over 100 milk from one creature you will see it as two stacks
Lastly talk to your chef about whether they are making bantha butter, where the stats dont matter, or any of the foods where it does.
Walk up to a creature and click on it and you will see "MILK" on the radial. This applies only to female herbivores except for one weird exception. The exception is gurrecks on endor which also give milk for some reason.
There are two types of milk domestic and wild. Most of the time you will find wild to be the one you get the most. If you see a domestic herbivore creature, say a Domesticated Mott or Domesticated Eopie, you will get domestic milk. But it wont be in the quantities you will get from a wild creature.
What aragon says is very important! Use the shift key and WALK up to your target. Running will aggravate it and it wont be milkable.
Pickets, Bols, Fambaa's and Gurrecks are usually the ones reported most as dropping the largest amounts. Milk does stack but not automatically when its in your inventory. So just push them all together. And if you get a harvest over 100 milk from one creature you will see it as two stacks
Lastly talk to your chef about whether they are making bantha butter, where the stats dont matter, or any of the foods where it does.
Firewalkerman
Thu May 05, 2005 5:29 am
#7
Cu Pu on Tantooline can also be milked. You have to be especially careful around them tho because all the ones i have run into are in a large group kinda like Banthas. If you spook one of them good luck thrying to get to milk another one.
Calculus_Entropy
Thu May 05, 2005 7:18 am
#8
Don't forget...you can have a Ranger conceal you, too. BTW, I thought you HAD to be masked or concealed to be able to milk? Honestly, I haven't milked anyhting since it was put in the game, so I may be working on old information.
BioEngine
Thu May 05, 2005 7:40 am
#9
The radial menu gives you the option to milk, but you cannot unless you are /concealed or /maskscented.
AragornSoS
Thu May 05, 2005 8:41 am
#10
Calculus_Entropy wrote:
Don't forget...you can have a Ranger conceal you, too. BTW, I thought you HAD to be masked or concealed to be able to milk? Honestly, I haven't milked anyhting since it was put in the game, so I may be working on old information.
I think you're correct, I've never been able to successfully milk a critter without /mask or /conceal. And I did say you could find a friendly neighborhood Ranger to camo you.
Calculus_Entropy
Thu May 05, 2005 8:44 am
#11
DOH! I even double checked to make sure no one pointed that out before I made my post
. I am slipping in my old age.
Fodder650
Thu May 05, 2005 9:29 am
#13
Hey I missed it to Calc. I havent been without mask scent since nearly at launch. But I had thought my guild members had done it without maskscent.
Im probaly thinking of fishing which doesnt require scout to do. But does require scout to filet the fish when your done.
Im probaly thinking of fishing which doesnt require scout to do. But does require scout to filet the fish when your done.
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