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2026-06-15T14:13:40Z

Corral5564 (talk | contribs) commented on "DPS Calculations" (Thank you for the review. You're right, and now I understand where I went wrong: By computing `average(attack_dps)` rather than `sum(dama...)

Property:Wildness

2025-11-24T16:07:20Z

Corral5564: Clarified that the relationship between wildness and taming decay interval is not one of proportionality. Noted that pen animals also do not exhibit tameness decay.

A [[has type::number]] between 0 and 1, displayed as a percentage. It is used to determine the stats [[Tame Animal Chance]] and [[Minimum Handling Skill]].

Additionally, animals need over 10.1% wildness in order to be able to lose the tamed status. [[Pen animal]]s are excluded, and will never become wild again (may still wander off map if left outside a pen).

Finally, the degradation interval of [[Animal training|training]]/[[Taming|tamed status]] varies between {{ticks|72000}} and {{ticks|36000}}, inversely related to the '''wildness''' stat. [[Dryads]] and pen animals are exceptions, and will never lose training nor tame status due to decay.


Do note that some events are also related with this property. For instance, the [[Events#Animals join|FarmAnimalsWanderIn]] incident can only spawn animals with at most 35% wildness.

[[Category:Stats - Animal Productivity]]

Property talk:Wildness

2025-11-24T16:21:25Z

Corral5564: I asked Arcangelus about the tameness decay calculation.

[[User:Arcangelus|Arcangelus]] I saw your comment on this page about the formula for the tameness decay interval ("The actual formula is 6000 * (12 - 6 * wildness), on the function DegradationPeriodTicks.") Is it possible that the factor 6000 is off by a factor of 10, and should be 60000? 60000 is the factor that was used for the table column "Tameness Decay Interval (Days)" on the page [[Animal_husbandry#Feeding animals|Animal husbandry]].