What pet i take?
Poionheart
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Originally Posted by Virulance
Well...I would have said the rabbit from the ranger quest in the beginning of Shing Jea, but when I tried it the other day it wouldn't let me. I still think you should be able to have it be a pet- it is an animal after all, and nothing is more awesome than a Dire Rabbit owning someone... I can only imagine the look on the other players face...
Anyone who thinks you cant get a rabbit is wrong, in prophecies pre searing there are many a rabbit and you can charm them, the only problem is they dont seem to atttack.
zero-hex
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Originally Posted by Poionheart
Anyone who thinks you cant get a rabbit is wrong, in prophecies pre searing there are many a rabbit and you can charm them, the only problem is they dont seem to atttack.
the rabbit cant charm..... in pre searing there say invalid spell target if u dont know or u have see someone have rabbit? or u have see??i think no
EvaUnit01
Well you could always name your pet "Rabbit"
Yanman.be
Heh. Nice avatar EvaUnit01. Deftones huh? I've seen them at Rock Werchter.
Try to name your pet Figaro...dunno why! but everyone should try it!
Try to name your pet Figaro...dunno why! but everyone should try it!
zero-hex
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Originally Posted by EvaUnit01
Well you could always name your pet "Rabbit"
lol
zero-hex
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Originally Posted by Baby Raiven
yea does anyone know the specials that each type of pet has? I know that the phoenix can rez or something like that...but is there a link so i can see what each pet can do?
can the phoenix rez!!!???!?!?!
AscalonWarrior
Take Reef Lurker and your problems are solved.
Evilsod
If you could charm Pre-Searing rabbits.... lets be honest everyone would have one.
Hell my Black Widow would be out in seconds, Dire Rabbit > Forest Farming!
Hell my Black Widow would be out in seconds, Dire Rabbit > Forest Farming!
chicks boy
Bear, They Good At Pimp Tanking Xd
zero-hex
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Originally Posted by Baby Raiven
yea does anyone know the specials that each type of pet has? I know that the phoenix can rez or something like that...but is there a link so i can see what each pet can do?
can the phoenix rez!!!???!?!?!answer???
Originally Posted by Baby Raiven
yea does anyone know the specials that each type of pet has? I know that the phoenix can rez or something like that...but is there a link so i can see what each pet can do?
can the phoenix rez!!!???!?!?!answer???
Amy Awien
Probably not.
Edit: A rezzing pet could introduce a serious inbalance between Factions and Prohecies owners, especially in PvP.
Edit: A rezzing pet could introduce a serious inbalance between Factions and Prohecies owners, especially in PvP.
zero-hex
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Originally Posted by Amy Awien
Probably not.
Edit: A rezzing pet could introduce a serious inbalance between Factions and Prohecies owners, especially in PvP. ok u mean no????
Edit: A rezzing pet could introduce a serious inbalance between Factions and Prohecies owners, especially in PvP. ok u mean no????
Amy Awien
Aye, that is what I mean: I do not think phoenix can rez.
I think so because a rezzing pet could seriously influence (PvP) balance.
I think so because a rezzing pet could seriously influence (PvP) balance.
zero-hex
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Originally Posted by Amy Awien
Aye, that is what I mean: I do not think phoenix can rez.
I think so because a rezzing pet could seriously influence (PvP) balance. ahh ok
i take now phhoenix good luck to me
I think so because a rezzing pet could seriously influence (PvP) balance. ahh ok
i take now phhoenix good luck to me
xiaotsu
The only pet that has a special ability(correct me if I'm wrong) is the bear, and that's useless because it's not more powerful and takes too long to cast...whoever said Pheonix's can rez is an idiot, because if they could, I'd take mine everywhere.
zero-hex
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Originally Posted by xiaotsu
The only pet that has a special ability(correct me if I'm wrong) is the bear, and that's useless because it's not more powerful and takes too long to cast...whoever said Pheonix's can rez is an idiot, because if they could, I'd take mine everywhere.
yeah no 1 pet i think can use skill only bear who dont help
Buns United
Bunny! As soon as it's available! (if ever)..
But back to topic, I'd go with the spider,
simply because I hate birds big as that.
Spiked or not!
Vote 'Yes' for Bunnies© as Pets!
But back to topic, I'd go with the spider,
simply because I hate birds big as that.
Spiked or not!
Vote 'Yes' for Bunnies© as Pets!
Sciros Darkblade
The bear has the "Brutal Mauling" animation which cuts down on attack rate, that is all. Pets don't have special skills.
zero-hex
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Originally Posted by Sciros Darkblade
The bear has the "Brutal Mauling" animation which cuts down on attack rate, that is all. Pets don't have special skills.
yeah..but i have now phoenix where i get it to dire???????
Amy Awien
If a pet is still low level (<10), you can train it yourself. Once a pet is at level 15, it wil be either Dire, Hearty or Elder. If none of these seem to apply, it's probably Elder, with no bonusses or cuts.
You basically train a pet to Dire by letting it do all the damage while it does not get hurt. Set yourself up defensively, with a shield & melee weapon that you do not meet req for, and bring pet attacks and protection. Then aggro some Mino's outside Ice Tooth Cave, let them attack you, and your pet attack them, and stay alive - when you die, so will your pet.
You basically train a pet to Dire by letting it do all the damage while it does not get hurt. Set yourself up defensively, with a shield & melee weapon that you do not meet req for, and bring pet attacks and protection. Then aggro some Mino's outside Ice Tooth Cave, let them attack you, and your pet attack them, and stay alive - when you die, so will your pet.
zero-hex
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Originally Posted by Amy Awien
If a pet is still low level (<10), you can train it yourself. Once a pet is at level 15, it wil be either Dire, Hearty or Elder. If none of these seem to apply, it's probably Elder, with no bonusses or cuts.
You basically train a pet to Dire by letting it do all the damage while it does not get hurt. Set yourself up defensively, with a shield & melee weapon that you do not meet req for, and bring pet attacks and protection. Then aggro some Mino's outside Ice Tooth Cave, let them attack you, and your pet attack them, and stay alive - when you die, so will your pet. i m R/N but comfort animal use 10 energy i cant use very lots time.....
You basically train a pet to Dire by letting it do all the damage while it does not get hurt. Set yourself up defensively, with a shield & melee weapon that you do not meet req for, and bring pet attacks and protection. Then aggro some Mino's outside Ice Tooth Cave, let them attack you, and your pet attack them, and stay alive - when you die, so will your pet. i m R/N but comfort animal use 10 energy i cant use very lots time.....
Amy Awien
With a ranger primary you have expertise to reduce the energy cost.
But you shouldn't need Comfort at all during training - some training builds are without it - since you're supposed to get the aggro on your own character. Your pet should remain unharmed that way. The training build should reflect this, bring damage reducing measures, such as Call of Protection and Symbiotic Bond for your phoenix and stances like Whirling Defenses for yourself. And off course pet-attacks like Predators Pounce or Enraged Lunge.
But you shouldn't need Comfort at all during training - some training builds are without it - since you're supposed to get the aggro on your own character. Your pet should remain unharmed that way. The training build should reflect this, bring damage reducing measures, such as Call of Protection and Symbiotic Bond for your phoenix and stances like Whirling Defenses for yourself. And off course pet-attacks like Predators Pounce or Enraged Lunge.
zero-hex
well if change R/Mo and heal it??
Amy Awien
It shouldn't get hit during training, or as little as possible. And when you need to heal your pet, once it has been trained, Comfort Animal is likely a better heal then any monk-skill you use as a secondary monk. Besides all that, you need it for pet-rezzing, that's the thing that really locks you into Comfort Animal.
zero-hex
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Originally Posted by Amy Awien
It shouldn't get hit during training, or as little as possible. And when you need to heal your pet, once it has been trained, Comfort Animal is likely a better heal then any monk-skill you use as a secondary monk. Besides all that, you need it for pet-rezzing, that's the thing that really locks you into Comfort Animal.
i have hear dire get only if the pet dont die many time is true??
Horseman Of War
Even tho I hated them at first... I think the Crane is my favorite... its like a Moa with finesse.
Amy Awien
Crane does look nice, when my Rit saw one, she just had to charm it.
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zero-hex
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Originally Posted by Amy Awien
Crane does look nice, when my Rit saw one, she just had to charm it.
Yes, I think so, but mostly your pet should be the one that does the damage, during training. well is good idea change Black moa???:P
Yes, I think so, but mostly your pet should be the one that does the damage, during training. well is good idea change Black moa???:P
zero-hex
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Originally Posted by Amy Awien
Crane does look nice, when my Rit saw one, she just had to charm it.
Yes, I think so, but mostly your pet should be the one that does the damage, during training. well good idea if i take black moa?????????
Yes, I think so, but mostly your pet should be the one that does the damage, during training. well good idea if i take black moa?????????
2ndName
I swapped my regular tiger for a white dire tiger. Loving it as of current.
SnipiousMax
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Originally Posted by zero-hex
well good idea if i take black moa?????????
There you go. ALL of your issues with wondering whether a pet is cool enough, or how to train a pet will be solved by capping the dang Moa!
zero-hex
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Originally Posted by SnipiousMax
There you go. ALL of your issues with wondering whether a pet is cool enough, or how to train a pet will be solved by capping the dang Moa!
Is Black Moa stronger than Phoenix?????
Is Black Moa stronger than Phoenix?????
SnipiousMax
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Originally Posted by zero-hex
Is Black Moa stronger than Phoenix?????
<sigh>
No. ALL the pets are exactly the same. (only the bear is the 'worst' pet)
The difference is your prefered 'evolution'. Dire deals a bit more damage, and has less hit points. Hearty deals less damage but has more hit points. Elder/Unevolved is the middle of the roader. More hits than a Dire pet, more damage than a hearty pet.
If you want to invest time, and effort into optimizing your pet, then no, I would not suggest the Black Moa. If on the other hand you want the coolest/level 20 with the least amount of effort in the shortest amount of time... then I'd get the Moa.
No. ALL the pets are exactly the same. (only the bear is the 'worst' pet)
The difference is your prefered 'evolution'. Dire deals a bit more damage, and has less hit points. Hearty deals less damage but has more hit points. Elder/Unevolved is the middle of the roader. More hits than a Dire pet, more damage than a hearty pet.
If you want to invest time, and effort into optimizing your pet, then no, I would not suggest the Black Moa. If on the other hand you want the coolest/level 20 with the least amount of effort in the shortest amount of time... then I'd get the Moa.
zero-hex
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Originally Posted by SnipiousMax
<sigh>
No. ALL the pets are exactly the same. (only the bear is the 'worst' pet)
The difference is your prefered 'evolution'. Dire deals a bit more damage, and has less hit points. Hearty deals less damage but has more hit points. Elder/Unevolved is the middle of the roader. More hits than a Dire pet, more damage than a hearty pet.
If you want to invest time, and effort into optimizing your pet, then no, I would not suggest the Black Moa. If on the other hand you want the coolest/level 20 with the least amount of effort in the shortest amount of time... then I'd get the Moa. Yeah but black moa cant be Hearty or Dire>.<
No. ALL the pets are exactly the same. (only the bear is the 'worst' pet)
The difference is your prefered 'evolution'. Dire deals a bit more damage, and has less hit points. Hearty deals less damage but has more hit points. Elder/Unevolved is the middle of the roader. More hits than a Dire pet, more damage than a hearty pet.
If you want to invest time, and effort into optimizing your pet, then no, I would not suggest the Black Moa. If on the other hand you want the coolest/level 20 with the least amount of effort in the shortest amount of time... then I'd get the Moa. Yeah but black moa cant be Hearty or Dire>.<
Kijik Oni Hanryuu
Meh my Phoenix is lvl 20 direand he tanked for me.. you pet can take hits andstill becomedirebut it just cant take huge amounts of actualdamage...so if Call ofProtection negates the damage of the attacker then your pet can tank him
SuperNomad
How can you tell if your pet is dire or hearty etc? I named him before he got the prefix.
I have the Melandru's Stalker from pre-searing, got him the first night I got Guild Wars, and I don't think I'll ever change.
I have the Melandru's Stalker from pre-searing, got him the first night I got Guild Wars, and I don't think I'll ever change.
Savio
Do "/petname" and don't put in a name.
SuperNomad
Thanks I have a 'Hearty Stalker'
I have a 'Hearty Stalker'
Barrett
Spider,Tiger Or black Moa
Well I've heard
The UW Spider
Has Different Stats When U Get It
Like one is weak low dmg v fast
Well I've heard
The UW Spider
Has Different Stats When U Get It
Like one is weak low dmg v fast
Savio
The Black Widow can be found in all 3 forms: Hearty, Dire, and Elder. As far as I've seen, it's random as to which evolution it takes when it spawns.