I apologize if this feature already exist and I have not found it out yet *bow*
I would find it quite helpful to be able to see what buff/debuff my ranger pet has, at all time, even if I don't have my pet selected. As a minimum for the buff part.
If I cast an enchant on my pet, I'll see the nice green triangle in bar, but if I stack multiple enchant, I don't know when a specific one is over... And the pet won't tell me
There is no indication for Shout duration (call of Haste, call of Protection... I end up casting them as soon as they recharge to be on the safe side, and find myself lucky that recharge time is nearly equal to duration).
Thanks for this great game,
Louis,
Make Ranger Pet buff/debuff visible
Louis Ste Colombe
Mat Thirteen
Probably not a bad idea but Anet gives rangers larger problems than this with rangers... you wont use your pet past lvl 20 anyway... so i would just stop trying with beast mastery and stick with expertise.
Myodato
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Originally Posted by Louis Ste Colombe
There is no indication for Shout duration (call of Haste, call of Protection... I end up casting them as soon as they recharge to be on the safe side, and find myself lucky that recharge time is nearly equal to duration).
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Both Call of Haste and Protection both recharge exactly 5 seconds before they expire. This seems to me to be Anet's solution to not being able to see them. Also, as far as I know, there is no way of them being removed, so if you can't cast, you know they're active. If you can cast, then you should.
Louis Ste Colombe
I fully agree that it's unlikely Anet made those time up at random and I end up casting those as soon as I can in any situation...
On the other hand, there is still a (minor) issue with stacking enchants...
Louis,
On the other hand, there is still a (minor) issue with stacking enchants...
Louis,
UsagiNoSenshi
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Originally Posted by Mat Thirteen
Probably not a bad idea but Anet gives rangers larger problems than this with rangers... you wont use your pet past lvl 20 anyway... so i would just stop trying with beast mastery and stick with expertise.
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Alathys Tylderaan
It would also be nice to see the damage your pet does, maybe in a different colour to your damage, because it's sometimes hard to gauge just how effective your pet is.