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== Game Mechanics ==
 
== Game Mechanics ==
  
Not sure if anyone has posted this information yet, but I thought I'd share some initial observations from my milking experience tonight:
 
  
You must be within 3 meters of a creature to milk it (an option on the radial menu of milkable creatures). You and the creature must remain relatively still during the entire process. If the creature moves (even a few meters) the process will fail and you'll have to start over. In this case, you will fail even if you moved with it and stayed inside the three meter distance. Creatures that constantly move around (like every humbaba I encountered) are extremely difficult to milk. Creatures resting on the ground are very easy.
 
  
The creatures you'd expect to be milkable pretty much are. On Corellia this includes at least:
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Milking is the process of extracting milk resource from various herbivore creatures found in the wild. To begin milking a creature, a player must be within 3 meters of a creature and then click on the creature to bring up the radial menu. On the radial menu will be an option  "Milk Creature." To actually successfully milk the creature, the player must also use mask scent or be concealed using camouflage from a ranger else the creature will be "spooked" and be unmilkable by the player until they meet those conditions. The player must remain within 3 meters of the creature in order to initiate an continue the milking process. If the player or the creature moves farther than 3 meters from the other, then the milking process is canceled. The milking process may also be canceled if the creature is startled (becomes alert by some other creature, or player arriving on the scene) or attacked as it will become "spooked" under these circumstances as well.
humbabas
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paralopes
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krahbu (not violent krahbu)
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bageraset
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sharnaff (not sharnaff bulls )
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Aggressive creatures do not appear to be milkable, even if they are a variant of a milkable herbivore (example: krahbu are milkable, violent krahbu are not)
 
  
Babies are milkable
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The actual milking process is a series of system messages, as follows:
 
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Creatures in combat are milkable (I was able to successfully milk a humbaba while it fought a tabage).
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Milk does not auto-stack in your inventory. You must combine the stacks by hand.
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The milking process is a series of system messages, as follows:
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You relax the creature and begin to milk it.
 
You relax the creature and begin to milk it.
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You can only successfully get milk from a creature once. After you have obtained milk, every subsequent attempt to milk that creature will give you the message that it is "dry of milk."
 
You can only successfully get milk from a creature once. After you have obtained milk, every subsequent attempt to milk that creature will give you the message that it is "dry of milk."
  
I did not keep careful records of the quantities, but average yield seemed to be 10-30. After an hour or so of milking, I had over 200 units.
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There is no limit to the number of creatures that can be simultaneously milked at once provided that the creatures stay within the player's range. Baby variants of milkable creatures can be milked as well.
  
-Vertexon.
 
  
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Corellia
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Domestic
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None
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Wild
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Bageraset
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Forest Murra
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Humbaba
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Krabhu
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Mountian Murra
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Murra
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Paralope
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Rogue Bageraset
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Savage Humbaba
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Sharnaff
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Swamp Humbaba
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Dantooine
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Domestic
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Lesser Plains Bol
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Wild
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Hostile Thune Mother
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Piket
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Piket Longhorn Female
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Piket Plains Walker
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Thune Grassland Guardian
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Dathomir
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Domestic
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None
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Wild
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Bolma
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Bolma Calf
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Bolma Female
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Brackaset Female
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Lowland Brackaset
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Verne Bull
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Endor
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Domestic
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Bolle Bol Calf
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Bordok Ancient
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Bordok Foal
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Wild
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Bolle Bol Female
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Gurreck Forest Stalker
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Hilltop Gurreck Hunter
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Swirl Prong
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Lok
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Domestic
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None
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Wild
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Elder Snorbal Female
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Female Snorbal Calf
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Mature Snorbal Female
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Naboo
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Domestic
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Motley Kaadu
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Plodding Falumpaset
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Wild
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Bolle Bol
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Dappled Gualama
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Falumpaset
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Fambaa
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Gualama
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Gungan Falumpaset
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Gungan Kaadu
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Ikopi
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Kaadu Female
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Mountian Ikopi
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Rogue Falumpaset
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Rogue Fambaa
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Rori
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Domestic
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None
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Wild
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Dappled Gualama
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Ikopi
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Mountain Ikopi
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Talus
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Domestic
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Docile Kahmurra
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Wild
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Humbaba
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Paralope
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Puss-Covered Decay Mite Soldier
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Savage Humbaba
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Tatooine
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Domestic
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Domestic Eopie
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Dwarf Bantha
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Wild
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Bantha
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Bantha Matriarch
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Cu Pa
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Desert Eopie
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Dim-u Bantha
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Dune Bantha
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Dwarf Eopie
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Eopie
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Eopie Herdmaster
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Jundland Eopie
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Rogue Bantha
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Ronto
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Wonderous Cu Pa
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Yavin IV
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Domestic
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None
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Wild
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Female Tybis
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Babies are milkable
  
 
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Milking is the process of extracting milk resource from various herbivore creatures found in the wild. To begin milking a creature, a player must be within 3 meters of a creature and then click on the creature to bring up the radial menu. On the radial menu will be an option "Milk Creature." To actually successfully milk the creature, the player must also use mask scent or be concealed using camouflage from a ranger else the creature will be "spooked" and be unmilkable by the player until they meet those conditions. The player must remain within 3 meters of the creature in order to initiate an continue the milking process. If the player or the creature moves farther than 3 meters from the other, then the milking process is canceled. The milking process may also be canceled if the creature is startled (becomes alert by some other creature, or player arriving on the scene) or attacked as it will become "spooked" under these circumstances as well.


The actual milking process is a series of system messages, as follows:

You relax the creature and begin to milk it. You continue to milk the creature. You continue to milk the creature. You have successfully gathered milk from the creature!

You can only successfully get milk from a creature once. After you have obtained milk, every subsequent attempt to milk that creature will give you the message that it is "dry of milk."

There is no limit to the number of creatures that can be simultaneously milked at once provided that the creatures stay within the player's range. Baby variants of milkable creatures can be milked as well.




Corellia Domestic None Wild Bageraset Forest Murra Humbaba Krabhu Mountian Murra Murra Paralope Rogue Bageraset Savage Humbaba Sharnaff Swamp Humbaba

Dantooine Domestic Lesser Plains Bol Wild Hostile Thune Mother Piket Piket Longhorn Female Piket Plains Walker Thune Grassland Guardian

Dathomir Domestic None Wild Bolma Bolma Calf Bolma Female Brackaset Female Lowland Brackaset Verne Bull

Endor Domestic Bolle Bol Calf Bordok Ancient Bordok Foal Wild Bolle Bol Female Gurreck Forest Stalker Hilltop Gurreck Hunter Swirl Prong

Lok Domestic None Wild Elder Snorbal Female Female Snorbal Calf Mature Snorbal Female

Naboo Domestic Motley Kaadu Plodding Falumpaset Wild Bolle Bol Dappled Gualama Falumpaset Fambaa Gualama Gungan Falumpaset Gungan Kaadu Ikopi Kaadu Female Mountian Ikopi Rogue Falumpaset Rogue Fambaa

Rori Domestic None Wild Dappled Gualama Ikopi Mountain Ikopi

Talus Domestic Docile Kahmurra Wild Humbaba Paralope Puss-Covered Decay Mite Soldier Savage Humbaba

Tatooine Domestic Domestic Eopie Dwarf Bantha Wild Bantha Bantha Matriarch Cu Pa Desert Eopie Dim-u Bantha Dune Bantha Dwarf Eopie Eopie Eopie Herdmaster Jundland Eopie Rogue Bantha Ronto Wonderous Cu Pa

Yavin IV Domestic None Wild Female Tybis





Babies are milkable

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