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post-tame stats + 100% effectiveness multiplier bonuses.  For instance, a Spino tamed with mutton on 2x rates gets like 90% taming effectiveness.  It gets two bonuses based on taming effectiveness.  The first is the additional levels.  These additional levels add post-tame wild point stats randomly.  For melee, Spinos go up 5% for every wild level randomly assigned to melee.  Therefore post-tame, a spino's melee SHOULD be a multiple of 5, ie., 325%, 330%, 335%.  However, the SECOND bonus is a multiplier to its melee % that is based on your taming effectiveness.  Lets say, for instance, they get an additional 17% melee damage if you get 100% taming effectiveness.  Since you only got 90% effectiveness, the spino would received 90% of the 17% additional melee damage.  Babys, however, hatch as if you had 100% effectiveness, which only modified the SECOND bonus for taming effectiveness.  By way of example, if you tamed out a spino with 90% taming effectiveness and it had 334.6% melee post-tame, if you breed that spino and if the baby receives the melee stats from the 334.6% parent, it will hatch with higher than 334.6%.  Probably closer to 337%.

In short, babies hatch with the post-tame stats of their parents (randomly assigned from either parent), plus whatever additional modifiers that dino type gets for having 100% taming effectiveness, resulting in your first generation having slightly higher health and/or melee (since there's only additional bonuses for health and/or melee.)

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18 hours ago, Brayn said:

post-tame stats + 100% effectiveness multiplier bonuses.  For instance, a Spino tamed with mutton on 2x rates gets like 90% taming effectiveness.  It gets two bonuses based on taming effectiveness.  The first is the additional levels.  These additional levels add post-tame wild point stats randomly.  For melee, Spinos go up 5% for every wild level randomly assigned to melee.  Therefore post-tame, a spino's melee SHOULD be a multiple of 5, ie., 325%, 330%, 335%.  However, the SECOND bonus is a multiplier to its melee % that is based on your taming effectiveness.  Lets say, for instance, they get an additional 17% melee damage if you get 100% taming effectiveness.  Since you only got 90% effectiveness, the spino would received 90% of the 17% additional melee damage.  Babys, however, hatch as if you had 100% effectiveness, which only modified the SECOND bonus for taming effectiveness.  By way of example, if you tamed out a spino with 90% taming effectiveness and it had 334.6% melee post-tame, if you breed that spino and if the baby receives the melee stats from the 334.6% parent, it will hatch with higher than 334.6%.  Probably closer to 337%.

In short, babies hatch with the post-tame stats of their parents (randomly assigned from either parent), plus whatever additional modifiers that dino type gets for having 100% taming effectiveness, resulting in your first generation having slightly higher health and/or melee (since there's only additional bonuses for health and/or melee.)

thanks for the info

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