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Depends on pet and your build.
Some pets lean higher towards high intensity than others. Some builds on tritons (chiw+fww+ai) are very strength and intensity heavy.
But 80% and above are generally "very high" and 75% and above are great. (tritons, cu, pp nm, dread etc)
70% and above are acceptable or decent.
65% - 70% might still be good if they have special resist thresholds or particular stats.
Now there's a whole range of low slot pets 1 or 2 slot starting that can be trained to 5 slots where 90% and above are considered great (najas).
Some pets lean higher towards high intensity than others. Some builds on tritons (chiw+fww+ai) are very strength and intensity heavy.
But 80% and above are generally "very high" and 75% and above are great. (tritons, cu, pp nm, dread etc)
70% and above are acceptable or decent.
65% - 70% might still be good if they have special resist thresholds or particular stats.
Now there's a whole range of low slot pets 1 or 2 slot starting that can be trained to 5 slots where 90% and above are considered great (najas).
Thanks for the input, found a 90% cu last night it shall suffice for now.
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that some pets may be high intensity but actually bad.Thanks for the input, found a 90% cu last night it shall suffice for now.
The cut can come overcapped on cold/energy/resist.
So if your cu is 85 energy / cold that means you'll have so little free points to assign to the others.
Generally you want to find a cu that is max 80 cold 80 energy, 45 poisoning for a 80 80 80 45 80 build.
Or if you go balance build ,as low cold/intensity as possible (80 75 70 70 70).
So.. intensity point spread is important.
Some people may sell a high intensity triton that just has all those points in the resisting spells but super weak strength etc.
I like to buy pups with the 70/70 cold energy
Don't we all
I like to 80/80/70/xx/70 I tend to fight more Phy Fire types and just leave poison where it is.
Certainly you do make it 80 80 70 65 70 though, right? To make it 365 total resist.
Leaving it where it is sort of wasting potential resist.
No I leave it as is and use the points in HP or Mana, everything is perty much standard except my resists. My pets of choice are Cu, GD and Triton. I thought about the 65 poison but decided no because of the 120 heal on the pup.
Then you might as well add more resist on something else like energy / cold.
Adding more resist with lower hp is usually worth it to make a pet way tankier since the diff is usually something like 30hp. Even if your pet has 120 healing to cure lethal poison you might still want to fight mobs that deal poison dmg on hit.
Adding more resist with lower hp is usually worth it to make a pet way tankier since the diff is usually something like 30hp. Even if your pet has 120 healing to cure lethal poison you might still want to fight mobs that deal poison dmg on hit.
Nice thing about a MMO you get to tailor stuff to your play style no matter what people claim.
Same. Physical > Fire > Energy > Cold > Poison. Energy is a very common Element to be hit with, Cold and Poison are fairly rare in comparison. For the rare mobs that do deal heavy Poison damage (Putrifier), a Najasaurus can tank them effortlessly due to 100 Poison Resist. Even that's not needed though, since my 120 Chiv+AI Triton with 80/80/60/57/88 with Consume Damage can kill a discoed Putrifier no problem (and faster than my AI Naja can).
If you really want high Cold Resist, the Frost Mite is king with 85-95 Cold Resist. They themselves deal 100% Cold Damage, but the 2 slot ones can have insane intensity once reaching 5 slots. All the bells and whistles, with points still left to spare and nothing to spend them on. I spent hours farming over a thousand Frost Mites to get a 2 slot with 85 Cold/50 Poison (lowest) to spawn, luckily with 78.3% Intensity. It's a monster at 5 slots, hits the total Stat/Resist/Regen caps, all the 120 PS, and still has 25 TP left with nothing left to spend it on. I use him on Virtuebane, Stygian Dragon, Rikktor, or Semidar.
