Bio Engineer Archive
Thread: Will this stay LVL 10 after taming?
yup. the problem for BEs (and CHs) is that once a creature hits the datapad, it cannot be placed on vendor again. If a non-CH bought the pet looking for a good lvl10 and it fails the validation, I can't take it back and sell it as the level 16 it bumps to (or whatever).
Do other BE's offer refunds on unique pets (no true template) that do not pass validation?
Before I became a BE, I was close friends with an Old School BE on Valcyn and she was getting very real death threats after the first pet nerf.
I think the SWG customer is a more cautious animal now. I should hope they realize that most of us would not intentionally make a creature we knew would be invalid but by the same token, I work under the assumption that they are making a purchase with no guarantee.
NancyJ wrote:
I will replace any pet that becomes invalid due to nerfing.
Seraphym14 wrote:
Creature Handler pets are "tamed" from the wild and have a chance of outgrowing their level.
Actually, CH pets grow to the same level and stats appropriate to the critter each time. There is no variation in this. Actual wild critters may have more or less HAM than what a tamed one ends up with, but that's the only random factor. For instance, a tamed Gurreck will ALWAYS grow up to be CL50, with 11800 HAM. An adult wild Gurreck will also ALWAYS be CL50, but the HAM will be random "around" 11800.
Sorry Ketu - I was referring to the fact that you can "tame" a baby creature and use it until it "outgrows" your Creature Handling ability level on it's way to full grown maturity. A friend of mine recently experienced this and was disappointed when he could no longer use his baby Graul as it had grown past his level of Creature Handling ability.
Ketu_Sringa wrote:
Seraphym14 wrote:
Creature Handler pets are "tamed" from the wild and have a chance of outgrowing their level.
Actually, CH pets grow to the same level and stats appropriate to the critter each time. There is no variation in this. Actual wild critters may have more or less HAM than what a tamed one ends up with, but that's the only random factor. For instance, a tamed Gurreck will ALWAYS grow up to be CL50, with 11800 HAM. An adult wild Gurreck will also ALWAYS be CL50, but the HAM will be random "around" 11800.