Bio Engineer Archive
Thread: How does the create a pet work?
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Necrone
Tue Jul 06, 2004 1:33 pm
#1
ok since your freind want tell you i will you have to be a master BE(bio-engineer)and find a rancor on dath take some samples of rancor DNA and go back to where ever you live take out a food and chem crafting tool i think plus a crafting station and start creating your custom rancor really BE pets can be much better than pets that you tame out in the wild
NancyJ
Tue Jul 06, 2004 1:58 pm
#2
FWIW you dont have to use rancor DNA to make a rancor.
Another point - there is no way the kinetic and energy resists were 90-98% as they're capped at 60%
Another point - there is no way the kinetic and energy resists were 90-98% as they're capped at 60%
DataOutlaw
Tue Jul 06, 2004 2:34 pm
#3
Regular Rancor DNA won't give you a CL68 pet with high resists as Rancors have some vulnerabilies and pretty low kinetic. To get a CL65 Rancor with high resists you will need to use very high level high level high resist creatures to sample DNA from. Mutant Rancor is a good start at CL75 with no vulnerabilities other then LightSaber. Mutant Rancors are tricky to find (except in the Rancor cave) and even trickier to sample and they only have 45% Kinetic but other resists are very good. Reclusive Cavern Spider Queen is CL70 with 60% Energy and Kinetic (the cap for those) and no vulnerabilites (other then LS) but the other resists not as good as Mutant Rancor. Also, RCSQ is extremely difiicult to sample as it spawns only at the bottom of a dungeon on Dathomir. Making these kinds of high livel high resists pets is extremely difficult and time consuming but as long as you understand it before you get started, go for it. You will end up with a pet you cna be extremely proud of byut only other BE will every appreciate jsuthow much effort you had to put into it.
Zignoff
Wed Jul 07, 2004 12:36 am
#4
Hello, I'm a soon to be master BE and im a master CH Wookiee im going to make Myself some high lev stuff like lev 68-70 since thats our max we can hold.
Now yesterday I sawa BE rancor with stats that I've never seen this high before they were all in the range or 90-98% def stats on everything but Stun and Lightsaber with light armor and like 12k Ham i believe.
I was so in awe that i forgot to take a pic im sorry but i asked what lev it was he sais it was lev 68 and I wanted to know who made it he said that a BE friend made it speically for him and the BE wouldnt tell me how he did it when i asked.
so I'm asken on here to see if anyone can explain to me how the Pet maker works im have trouble with it and to ask has anyone else made one like this?
Zignoff
Thu Jul 08, 2004 2:37 pm
#5
Hmmm ok Thanks, I'm finally Master BE,
I have 2 more questions if the fellow Master BE's out there one is how High a lev of creature can we sample as high as a lev 75 or higher?
And when Maken the Genetic Cd's from the samples what do each of the parts that i put the samples in affect?
I mean what does Prowess do, and aggression do and etc what do i look for when i want these to be REALLY good?
DataOutlaw
Thu Jul 08, 2004 3:33 pm
#6
CL75 is the max level creature we can sample from. You should check the Advanced BE Guide for answers to your other questions:
http://starwarsgalaxies.station.sony.com/content.jsp?page=Advanced%20Guide%20Bio%20Engineer
Maddawg42
Thu Jul 08, 2004 7:17 pm
#7
It is a sad state of the game when a Master BE or any other crafter asks how to make something basic.
To even have to explain to use a food crafting tool to a Master BE has me wonder if someone has bought this account.
My suggestion to you is, not to try and get short cut recipes, but go out and sample and learn the crafting system.
If you are just a recipe person, you might as well call yourself a microwave chef. Because you are not creating anything but simply reproducing what others have created.
There is nothing wrong with using other peoples recipe..the crime is not knowing why or how the recipe works.
This is another expample why I hate profession grinders. They work their shortcuts(macroes) to get to master, and then they come here looking for an easy way to survive the profession.
Zignoff
Thu Jul 08, 2004 10:35 pm
#8
It is a sad state of the game when a Master BE or any other crafter asks how to make something basic.
To even have to explain to use a food crafting tool to a Master BE has me wonder if someone has bought this account.
My suggestion to you is, not to try and get short cut recipes, but go out and sample and learn the crafting system.
If you are just a recipe person, you might as well call yourself a microwave chef. Because you are not creating anything but simply reproducing what others have created.
There is nothing wrong with using other peoples recipe..the crime is not knowing why or how the recipe works.
This is another expample why I hate profession grinders. They work their shortcuts(macroes) to get to master, and then they come here looking for an easy way to survive the profession.
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your Manners are in an even sadder state pal.I understand how the crafting things works ive mastered 3 other crafting profession but they have nothing in comman with how this one work and i have made quite a few pets so far, butthe question is what the parts of expremation works and what the differant work for they aren't explained on what they stand for if your so smart what does Prowess do for my pets Mrs. I know everything.
No i bet you don't do you, and on a side no pal i didnt MASTER it just todo it for jedi if thats what your thinking and i didnt Grind macro i until i really needed it.
I'm looking to see what i like best i kinda like it so far but people like you with your tud make people like me who want to do the best they can do with there profession and did i ASK for recipes no i asked what meant what.
Kevm
Thu Jul 08, 2004 10:45 pm
#9
Zignoff wrote:
if your so smart what does Prowess do for my pets Mrs. I know everything.
No i bet you don't do you,
Well since you decided to ask the question, I'll tell you the answer (an answer that any MBE should know, and would know if they had done a little research into their profession or at least TRIED to do things as they macrod):
Prowess effects Dexterity (the Action part of the HAM) and Endurance (which we do not know exactly what it does). You want to know how the DNA you put into prowess effects the final DNA template (something any MBE should know very very well)? All this information isin the FAQ, which any good MBE should also be VERYfamiliar with.
It is a sad state when the very basics of a profession are not understood by the one with a MASTER tag over his head. Its no better than a Master Droid Engineer who tried to sell me a droid with 2 class 6 storage modules in it, claiming it would allow me to store 20items in the droid. I'm not even a DE and yet I knew more about that part of his profession than he did.
If you're going to ask questions about the very basics of the profession (after you're already a Master) without even reading the FAQ first, don't be surprised ifsome shake their head in wonder. You want to avoid things like this, then read the FAQ. You should at least have a decent understanding of what's in it if you're a MBE.
Message Edited by Kevm on 07-09-2004 02:55 AM
Blutzoll
Fri Jul 09, 2004 5:29 am
#10
Maddawg42 wrote:
It is a sad state of the game when a Master BE or any other crafter asks how to make something basic.
To even have to explain to use a food crafting tool to a Master BE has me wonder if someone has bought this account.
My suggestion to you is, not to try and get short cut recipes, but go out and sample and learn the crafting system.
If you are just a recipe person, you might as well call yourself a microwave chef. Because you are not creating anything but simply reproducing what others have created.
There is nothing wrong with using other peoples recipe..the crime is not knowing why or how the recipe works.
This is another expample why I hate profession grinders. They work their shortcuts(macroes) to get to master, and then they come here looking for an easy way to survive the profession.
fully agree
a master BE should be able to figure out the basics on his own, simply by trial and error - and some reading of one of the 1000 threads in this forum on the same topic
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