Just a few more days

[Silent Singer]

.....until my first pet bonds and I can begin my taming empire

Cycled through a bunch of cus until I got one with high resists and, happily, 89.6 in healing AFTER taming. You tamers out there know what a big deal that is.

Now to find something chewy for him to train on, like say, renowned bosses in SA.

 

[FrejaSP]

Careful, never tell where you go hunting, unless you pet want to fight our reds

 

[Silent Singer]

Freja, it IS possible I reveal information intentionally, you know

Maybe the "something chewy" is actually supposed to be a red dark lady.....

Just saying....

 

[FrejaSP]

Freja, it IS possible I reveal information intentionally, you know

Maybe the "something chewy" is actually supposed to be a red dark lady.....

Just saying....

This former red lady turned blue a few tears ago but who know, maybe I will get my red color back someday
I do have one big problem, all your new guys are so sweet, so I can't make myself kill you

 

[Silent Singer]

Ha! Well, I'm pretty easy to kill. Basically my plan is for my pet to slow you down long enough for me to escape.

Failing that, I'll have to find a meaner pet.

 

[Sir Morder]

Cycled through a bunch of cus until I got one with high resists and, happily, 89.6 in healing AFTER taming. You tamers out there know what a big deal that is.

Ya. It can be trained to GM like all the rest of em

 

[Silent Singer]

True statement.

More detailed statement would be that while a cu with starting healing at 89.6 and one with starting healing of 77 can both be trained to 100, the amount of rotted corpses necessary for each is HUGELY different.

Unless there is some serious unattended macro and blocked pet shenanigans, the difference is seriously a matter of weeks of intense playing solely focused on getting those extra 13 points healing.

Sucks. A lot.

 

[Tjalle]

My way of raising pet skills is to just let them gain over time fighting stuff. Makes it feel less tedious when you feel you don´t have to focus on it.