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Thread: Min levels, check. Max levels?
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Loper
Mon Dec 08, 2003 10:38 am
#1
I've been looking through various posts trying to find an answer to this question, but can't seem to, so throwing it out there hoping that somone that plays on TC has given it a shot.
I understand that certain skins have minimum levels associated with them (this is a good thing imo). However, do some of the classicly lower level skins have a CL maximum?
To put it a different way, as I understand it the min level I can make [something that looks like] a Rancor is 35. However, is it possible to make a lvl 70 Eopie?
Odd question, maybe, but I think it'd be cool to have a lvl 50-70 Bearded Jax, if only from a novelty standpoint
Not to mention PvP "masking" if the clone doesn't get too large based on how much they scale in size with level increases.
I understand that certain skins have minimum levels associated with them (this is a good thing imo). However, do some of the classicly lower level skins have a CL maximum?
To put it a different way, as I understand it the min level I can make [something that looks like] a Rancor is 35. However, is it possible to make a lvl 70 Eopie?
Odd question, maybe, but I think it'd be cool to have a lvl 50-70 Bearded Jax, if only from a novelty standpoint
Tal-N
Mon Dec 08, 2003 10:46 am
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There is no maximum levels, Keldarin specified that it's possible for a bio-engineer to end up pushing stats too high resulting in an untamable clone.
Yuri9
Mon Dec 08, 2003 11:24 am
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Tal how big was it when you made that? I mean I don't know i I want king kong sized bunnies running around lol
Tal-N
Mon Dec 08, 2003 11:32 am
#5
I don't think Talth's had enough time to see the clones grow to their full size so he can't answer that.
Loper
Mon Dec 08, 2003 12:00 pm
#7
Thanks for the feedback.
I was aware it was possible to push a clone too high, but all the examples I'd see either used already high-level creatures (such as rancors or kimos) or didn't use any example at all.
I was wondering if you could push a normally very low lvl critter to ultra high lvls, which it seems you can -- squalls most certinaly qualify
I was aware it was possible to push a clone too high, but all the examples I'd see either used already high-level creatures (such as rancors or kimos) or didn't use any example at all.
I was wondering if you could push a normally very low lvl critter to ultra high lvls, which it seems you can -- squalls most certinaly qualify
Loper
Mon Dec 08, 2003 12:01 pm
#8
...Oh, and about kong-sized bunnies... that's EXACTICALLY the sort of thing I'm talking about
Fun stuff.
"Is it behind the rabbit?" ... "No, it IS the rabbit!" - Monty Python
"Is it behind the rabbit?" ... "No, it IS the rabbit!" - Monty Python
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