Bio Engineer Archive
Thread: Can this be done? If so lets get to it guys....
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Akakaru
Thu Jan 22, 2004 2:30 pm
#1
Ok there is still a vast market out there for CL10 pets..
Since it can't have armor its gonna need to have high kenetic resists or at least as high as you can go and good ham..
If people are already making these whats the best you have made so far..
Time to make some money folks...
Gisei2
Thu Jan 22, 2004 2:56 pm
#2
Personally, I'm leaving the CL10 stuff alone till I'm failry certain that its working properly.
I didn't make any of the Uber Pets, since I was fairly sure they were gonna get the nerf they did, I make enough money off of decent Pet Stims, that I don't need to sell too many pets.
And I just found a tailor that has spoken for pretty much any cloth add-ons that I can make.
So I do make the odd extremely mean bunny-wabbit, but its usually for city and/or guild mates, and if I do sell them (instead of trading for large quantaties of meat) I sell for cheap...
I really don't need the hassle of people demanding a refund for a pet that isn't usable...
Spazzers
Thu Jan 22, 2004 3:30 pm
#3
I use the "stat review" method when creating CL10 animals which is widely used. This means I review the stats and keep them with in what seems to be prescribed by some sort of algorythm. My CL10 animals don't have high resists but make up for it with more or less 2K HAM levels.
I believe they compare very nicely with what non-creature handlers had available to them before the CH nerf. It would make sense to me that bio-engineers would be able to make animals that compared in this way to pre-nerf animals since that's our job. I view theseclonesas "legal" and I have no worries making them.
Having said this...using the stat method you'll be hard pressed to find a CL10 animal with highresists.
ArthurDentOnBria
Thu Jan 22, 2004 4:48 pm
#4
I actually try to get rid of resists on CL 10 creatures. The more vulnerabilities the better as far as I'm concerned. At that level I think having more HAM is far more valuable then a few resistance points.
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