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Originally Posted by Jenosavel
The only reason certain pets get huge is because they became a Hearty evolution. This usually happens at level 15, though I've seen bugs where it didn't. Most people get the Hearty evolution because they either don't have any interest in actually being a beastmaster (and just bring the pet for asthetic reasons), they are unwilling to give up their bow and marksmanship, or they simply don't know how to make their pet do damage.
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My Boar evolved from normal to Playful(level11) it got bigger than before and then from playful to Hearty(level15) and it didn't get any bigger than it was before. The logic that a pet becoming bigger because it gets the hearty evolution is flawed.
I *am* a beastmaster and I actively use my pet and pet attacks in conjunction with my other attacks (Hakf my bar are pet skills). So it doesn't just become *hearty* because it doesn't deal damage etc... It becomes Hearty because it's level 15. And I have a pretty good hunch it'll become Dire at level 20 thus becoming bigger than regular pets (Dire = Big) and then Elder at level 25.
Normal-----Playful(lvl11)-----Hearty(lvl15)-----Dire(lvl20)-----Elder(lvl25)
I'll let you in on the results.
Go train your two level 20 pets. Oh! and take screenshots while you're at it. Don't cheat. (No Dune lizards/no Spiders they don't grow)
If you can really prove a corrolation between evolution then I'll be looking for the text saying:
Pet's name has been reset. ---in green on your screenshots before I beleive any of your:
you must use pet attacks more often for it to become playful, you must not use pet attacks for him to become hearty etc...that's pet evolution b*llsh*t.
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I personnaly like Warthogs
but I like Striders too because they are funny to look at.
