The western saddle is a real seat on the horse’s back, about as long as the withers, with skirts that wrap the barrel instead of a box around it. Walk around a sheep and it glances at you once, then grazes; it no longer keeps turning its rump toward you. The horse walks as soon as it moves and never slides on idle.
On the forest floor, tap E on a fallen branch, a loose stone or a stand of fireweed and it goes in the pack and stays gone after you quit.
