How to Set Up Wilderness Origin Traps and Methods for Making Them

How to set up a trap in the Wild Origin? Especially for new players, at the beginning, their combat power is insufficient, or their weapons are not powerful enough. Many times, they cannot face the wild beasts directly, or they may find the battles too troublesome. At this point, traps can be used to deal with them. But how to set up these traps? Many players might not be clear about it. The following will introduce the specific methods.

The main purpose of setting up a trap is to use control-type props to directly kill the monsters in the pit. Naturally, the first step is to choose the location for the trap. It must be a place that easily attracts monsters. After finding the right spot, dig a pit there. This pit doesn't need to be particularly large; it just needs to be big enough for an animal's entire body to enter. Of course, if the monster is larger, the depth and area of the pit should naturally be increased.

Next, place some campfires in the pit. Campfires are very useful damage items, capable of burning monsters and causing continuous damage. The proportion of health lost from this damage is quite high, especially for high-health monsters, where the proportion of health lost will be much higher. Then, place some wooden boards that are easy to crush and ignite. This completes a full trap.

After that, the next step is to attract the monsters. Attracting monsters is relatively simple; just attack the monster once, and it will follow your character. Be sure to pay attention to the distance of the attack. It's best to do this near the fairyland, so the monster's aggro won't shift, and it will likely follow you to the trap.

When the monster steps on the wooden board, due to its weight, the board will break, and the monster will fall into the pit, then be burned to death by the flames of the campfire. If the wooden boards were not set up in advance, the monster might get stuck at the edge of the trap. You can simply switch to build mode and place the wooden boards. However, the monster that falls into the trap will not die immediately; it still needs some time.

The relevant methods for making and using traps in the Wild Origin have been told to everyone. Now, friends should know how to set up a trap, right? In fact, making a trap is relatively simple, and even a single pit can be reused, which is quite effective against some wild monsters.