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Thread: new ranger needs milking help.
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Eigil
Mon Mar 28, 2005 8:03 pm
#1
im a new master ranger and got it to make money on harvesting resources for people that need it. my question is about milking. what is the best creatures and the best way to do it (missions, random spawns, etc.). the obvious meaning is to get most milk in shortest possible time. so lets say i would use 1 hour for this, what should i do to get the most milk in that time. im also master swordsman if that means anything. thx in advance.
Almagill
Mon Mar 28, 2005 8:44 pm
#2
Go to SWGCreatures.com and do an advanced search, tick the 'has milk' option, and Bob's your uncle.
General rule of thumb, the higher the CL the heavier the yield, if it's got babies, it's got milk.
Don't try to milk Bulls or Patriarch creatures, they don't appreciate the attention.
I've heard it rumoured that Piket Plainswalkers are a good source, though I tend to chase after bantha a lot. Then again, that's just me.
You'll also find that milk doesn't auto-stack in your inventory, youend up with dozens of milk containers. Just drag them one by one into either your rucksack or a cargo pocket/satchel in your invent and they'll stack there.
Seeing as you're out on the plains milking,you should also check the lairs nearby for eggs. Keep checking them until you get nothing. They also suffer from the same lack of stacking as milk. Suprise surprise, it's the same solution. Drag 'em into a bag.
General rule of thumb, the higher the CL the heavier the yield, if it's got babies, it's got milk.
Don't try to milk Bulls or Patriarch creatures, they don't appreciate the attention.
I've heard it rumoured that Piket Plainswalkers are a good source, though I tend to chase after bantha a lot. Then again, that's just me.
You'll also find that milk doesn't auto-stack in your inventory, youend up with dozens of milk containers. Just drag them one by one into either your rucksack or a cargo pocket/satchel in your invent and they'll stack there.
Seeing as you're out on the plains milking,you should also check the lairs nearby for eggs. Keep checking them until you get nothing. They also suffer from the same lack of stacking as milk. Suprise surprise, it's the same solution. Drag 'em into a bag.
Fodder650
Mon Mar 28, 2005 9:32 pm
#3
Gurrecks and Pickets should be the best bang for the buck
"Eccentrica Galumbits said he was the best bang since the big one" - Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy about Zaphod Beeblebrox
"Eccentrica Galumbits said he was the best bang since the big one" - Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy about Zaphod Beeblebrox
Eigil
Mon Mar 28, 2005 9:38 pm
#4
yeah i thought gurrecks looked good acording to SWGcreatures. thank you both for the help. i will go and try tomorrow
Creaturetaimer
Mon Mar 28, 2005 10:06 pm
#5
is it possable to (auto transfer/aka macro) stuff like that into a container/cargo pocket? not saying afk macroing but i would be useful so you don't have to go into your inv. every time you overload it.
Almagill wrote:
Go to SWGCreatures.com and do an advanced search, tick the 'has milk' option, and Bob's your uncle.
General rule of thumb, the higher the CL the heavier the yield, if it's got babies, it's got milk.
Don't try to milk Bulls or Patriarch creatures, they don't appreciate the attention.
I've heard it rumoured that Piket Plainswalkers are a good source, though I tend to chase after bantha a lot. Then again, that's just me.
You'll also find that milk doesn't auto-stack in your inventory, youend up with dozens of milk containers. Just drag them one by one into either your rucksack or a cargo pocket/satchel in your invent and they'll stack there.
Seeing as you're out on the plains milking,you should also check the lairs nearby for eggs. Keep checking them until you get nothing. They also suffer from the same lack of stacking as milk. Suprise surprise, it's the same solution. Drag 'em into a bag.
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