Bio Engineer Archive
Thread: I read the FAQ, still confused as heck
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Andriko
Sun Feb 22, 2004 9:40 am
#1
I need some help making CL 10 or lower BE pets. I'm only 0-1-1-2 now but leveling fast, and I want to make Non-CH pets for my guild members. I know a little about generational pets but I have no idea how to experiment so I drop the damage range and specials and keep kinetic resist and HAM. Please help me out, I'd really appreciate it. Tips on what DNA samples to use would be really helpful. Thanks!
bigjeff5
Sun Feb 22, 2004 11:12 am
#2
Your best bet is to do a first gen recipie to get your pets. At techniques 2 you have like, 3 or 4 experiment points right? That is all you need to make killer non-ch pets.
There are several good recipies in the forums, but the one I use is voritor dasher in slot 1 and 5, and huurton pup in 2-4. Experiment 3 times in health (this makes it around 5.5-6k health, still testing to be sure that is valid), maybe once in action but that will make your pet go up to 11 sometimes, though your lower quality samples should prevent this.
Don't worry that the numbers for both mind stats on the template are in the teens, bleed over makes it not so bad.
The end result is anywhere from 4.5k health (if you decide to only use 2 experiment points health, just to be sure it is valid) to 6k health, 2-3k action, and 1.5-2k mind. And if it is a first gen your pet will often have 120'ish damage and a dizzy attack.
Have fun with this one!
There are several good recipies in the forums, but the one I use is voritor dasher in slot 1 and 5, and huurton pup in 2-4. Experiment 3 times in health (this makes it around 5.5-6k health, still testing to be sure that is valid), maybe once in action but that will make your pet go up to 11 sometimes, though your lower quality samples should prevent this.
Don't worry that the numbers for both mind stats on the template are in the teens, bleed over makes it not so bad.
The end result is anywhere from 4.5k health (if you decide to only use 2 experiment points health, just to be sure it is valid) to 6k health, 2-3k action, and 1.5-2k mind. And if it is a first gen your pet will often have 120'ish damage and a dizzy attack.
Have fun with this one!
bigjeff5
Sun Feb 22, 2004 11:14 am
#3
Forgot to say, I wouldn't start doing multi generational pets until you can reliably get 3 or more samples per creature in your inventory, otherwise you will need more DNA to do it than is practical. And they aren't significantly better anyway.
Andriko
Sun Feb 22, 2004 11:26 am
#4
Thanks a lot, I'll try that out, it just so happens I'm on dant now actually.
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