Originally posted by GunsForBucks:

Originally posted by knighttemplar1960:

Having more players doesn't change anything. More mobs don't spawn and bosses have no more hit points or attack strength in multiplayer than in single player which makes taking them out in multiplayer easier.
Starred wolves only spawn at night. They tend to come in packs with other wolves. They spawn at the places where the day time wolves spawn and you can attract their attention by making noise. 2 star wolves only have a 1% chance of spawning so if you kill wolves and let them respawn you have a better chance of rolling that 1%. The downside to that is that by the time a 2 star wolf shows up it may be very close to morning and you might not get a chance to start taming before it despawns.

Go ahead and tame 0 and one star wolves as you find them that way you can start breeding them and only have to find one 2 star wolf to start breeding and culling your pack to all 2 stars.

I've always had more trouble finding a 2 star boar since the tame ones won't follow you and you can't really transport them to where you want them. The 2 star boars I've found have always been on the border of the meadows and the plains and most of the time fulings or deathsquitos kill them before I can get them back to my base.

IDK about mobs but bosses certainly do have more hit points.

Hit points are set by number of players at the altar when summoned.

For me and the two star wolves it is just my bad RNG . I accept that in some games some things will just be harder to get or nigh impossible for me.

I didn't notice that. The first boss took far less time with 3 players than 2 and far less time with 2 than when I soloed it. I didn't pay attention to starting hit points. I think that would be easy to game. Just summon the boss and have the rest of the team log on after that.