Bio Engineer Archive
Thread: Question about Mounts
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droid327
Fri Dec 03, 2004 10:39 am
#14
yeah you cant really sell mounts, you can only sell mountable pets. The mounting and training process is an end-user thing
Aerontako_Shretalon
Fri Aug 19, 2005 1:00 pm
#15
KwongWah wrote:
Again I'm also pretty certain the male kaadu can be trained as a mount, but because its creature lvl exceeds 10, a non-CH can not mount it to use.
Motley Kaadu are CL10 and mountable. For some reason, they seem hard to find though.
KwongWah
Sat Aug 20, 2005 12:15 am
#16
Depends what lvl he is talking about? actual creature lvl (which as far as I knew doesn't matter) or growth level? If he is talking about growth level, then he is correct, you have to wait till your pet has reached growth lvl 6 or 7 (think it's 6).
Again I'm also pretty certain the male kaadu can be trained as a mount, but because its creature lvl exceeds 10, a non-CH can not mount it to use.
REmember now when you get yourself a mountable baby, you have to level up its growth level. I did however find an exception to this. The Giant Carrion Spat. When I tamed a baby, it hadn't been used but it could be trained as a mount from growth level one. I'm not sure if this is a bug. But since a baby giant carrion spat is the size of a grown carrion spat, I assume for anything to become a mount, it has to be physcially bigger than a certain size to mount.
Sorry I can't provide concrete information on this. It's been over a year since I had much interest in the CH profession.
Again I'm also pretty certain the male kaadu can be trained as a mount, but because its creature lvl exceeds 10, a non-CH can not mount it to use.
REmember now when you get yourself a mountable baby, you have to level up its growth level. I did however find an exception to this. The Giant Carrion Spat. When I tamed a baby, it hadn't been used but it could be trained as a mount from growth level one. I'm not sure if this is a bug. But since a baby giant carrion spat is the size of a grown carrion spat, I assume for anything to become a mount, it has to be physcially bigger than a certain size to mount.
Sorry I can't provide concrete information on this. It's been over a year since I had much interest in the CH profession.
Message Edited by KwongWah on 08-19-2005 08:15 PM
Hordakka
Sat Aug 20, 2005 12:30 am
#17
Lesser dewbacks can be trained as mounts, been taming them and selling them since pub 21.....just wish they had an innate
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