Bio Engineer Archive
Thread: Auctioning our UberosiTea MegaHAM NON CH Pets on Chilastra
CL10 Razor Cat
Health: 4483
Action: 3047
Mind: 1880
Damage: 55-65
Attack Speed: 2.16
To Hit: 0.23
Kinetic: 9
Blast: 9
All other resists: Vulnerable
Special Attack 1: Knockdown
Ranged Attack: Yes
CL10 Razor Cat
Health: 4411
Action: 3083
Mind: 1916
Damage: 55-65
Attack Speed: 2.16
To Hit: 0.23
Kinetic: 9
Blast: 9
All other resists: Vulnerable
Special Attack 1: Knockdown
Special Attack 2: Stunning Strike
Ranged Attack: No
CL10 Cu Pa
Health: 4322
Action: 2939
Mind: 1629
Damage: 55-65
Attack Speed: 2.17
To Hit: 0.22
Kinetic: 9
Blast: 9
All other resists: Vulnerable
Special Attack 1: Medium Poison
Special Attack 2: Stunning Strike
Ranged Attack: Yes
This is what i call UberHam
4xxx looks like an easy made 1st generation Pet
Thanks for your comments.
My understanding is that 6k Health is the maximum legal pet that can be called by Non CH. Can a non ch call your 9k pet, Tal?
If any of you care to post recipes for your pets that exceed these stats, that would advance the science considerably.
For my part, we are too busy making 4k+ HAM pets and selling them at the rate of 1M in receipts every day on Chilastra. Non CH buyers are not terribly BE knowledgeable. They ARE concerned about nerfage. I can confidently assure them that these 4k pets are 100% legal and will remain so, and I back it up with a money back guarantee.
I submit that this is a considerable improvement on the original first gen VD/Pup recipe, pushing Health to 4.6k (currently) with a reliable range of Specials and Ranged coming through.
Spazzers wrote:
Actually they aren't bad animals. I wouldn't call them MegaHAM though. They're just nice regular CL10 animals. Very marketable.
Thanks, Spazzers, you got that right. These are first gen pets, going straight from the oven to the vendor where NON CH players gobble them up. And you know, we are having a blast, improving the formula every day (just hit 4.8k Health!), and laughing all the way to the bank. Our customers are VERY happy andwe get great referrals.
And hey, our marketing department came up with that MegaHAM bit. I was just using scientific numbers but they had to have a trademarkable term, sigh. (Thanks, Val-N!)
And yes, ReelJedi, I replied to your PM, thanks, hun.