Taming beasts has been played in many sandbox games, and ATLAS is no exception. In this game, players will be exposed to a variety of creatures, both those that are common in real life and those from myths and legends, whichever has their own unique uses. Most creatures are tameable, and only by taming them can they make the most of their abilities. The main uses of mobs are roughly divided into two broad categories, one is riding and the other is combat.
Some creatures can be used as both riding and war pets, and tigers are a prime example. In real life, the tiger is known as the "king of all beasts", and the tiger in the game is also outstanding in many creatures, and is a practical creature no.1 in the minds of many players. Although the tiger is powerful, it is not difficult to tame, and the cost performance can be said to be quite high.
The first thing to do to tame a tiger is to collect its favorite food, and on almost every island in the pirate world, you can find what the tiger likes to eat. The second is to learn the skills needed to tame tigers, in the talent skill tree, you need to point the domestication skills to level 3 to be able to tame the tiger, and you have to make a third-level saddle to be able to ride the tiger. In the process of taming the tiger, the player also has to make traps for trapped beasts, restrict the movement of the tiger, and use the high-quality meat in the backpack to tame it, which requires about fifty or sixty high-quality meats.
Prepare the food, officially begin to tame, use the meteor hammer to stun the tiger, face the tiger's head, use the prepared meat, and wait until the degree of taming is full, it means successful taming. After taming, you can also give your tiger a name of pulling wind, and then ride the king of all beasts that belongs to you, and you can go out domineeringly. I wonder if you have tamed a tiger in ATLAS? Let's talk about it in the comments section.