Armorsmith Archive
Thread: quick question?
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Tripbacca
Thu Jun 30, 2005 8:12 am
#27
You should yeah but that BH may have either got your mission before you were killed or... the vis system isnt working properly again
miphesto
Thu Jun 30, 2005 8:50 am
#28
k thank you. One more question. How do you get an anti-decay kit out of something you put it in. I have read that you can get the anti-decay kit out of an item you put it in but can;t find any info on it. Thanks for your help.
miphesto
Thu Jun 30, 2005 3:15 pm
#29
Hey guys one more question. I am on intrepid server and I have been grinding out of the MO for the past couple days on dant. It seems like BH's get on to me way to quickly there. Now I have read that many jedi lvl on kashyykk because xp is just as good and its harder for bh's to hunt jedi there. From what Ive hear is that they go to the ryatt trail. My question is where in the ryatt trail do i have to go and also do I have to do any quests or anything to be able to get there?
FriendlyPiotr
Wed Aug 31, 2005 11:25 am
#31
Okay guys i just got a pet with L1 staggering attack it let me train the ability right after i tamed him is that normal? I have other L1 type abilitties with my other pets but they never let me train them with their own specials yet, that is why im asking.
sciguyCO
Wed Aug 31, 2005 11:50 am
#32
There are two types of special abilities:
"triggered" abilities require a voice command, in the same way that attacking, following, grouping require commands. Staggering attack is a triggered ability, so when you use the "train" radial menu option, it shows up on the list of commands you can train.
"innate" abilities give the creature a permanent buff to it's stats. Marring Storm (increased damage), Precision strike (increased accuracy), etc fall under this category. Since there is no command word needed for these, they do not show up on the window you see when you use the "train" radial menu.
If a creature has an ability when you tame it, it already gets the benefits of it (even if you haven't learned it yet). However, triggered abilities need a command word taught in order for you to use it.
Grambacca
Wed Aug 31, 2005 11:54 am
#33
Some specials are "triiggered" meaning thhe pet will perform that action "upon command". In order to do so the pet must be trained a command to respond to. Hence you can train them a command like "kill" in order to have them attack. Same thing for a triggered special.
Say the pet has "knockdown" you train the pet to use that special when issued the command "Hit-em".
Other specials are "innate" in other words they are built in and do not require a command for the pet to perform an action. Vigorous Health for instance adds X amount of health to the pet. It's a onetime permanent enhancement .
Hope that helps.
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