Creature Handler Archive
Thread: Temporary Taming Slot
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Keatsnam
Sat Aug 21, 2004 7:11 pm
#14
Great idea! I need XP, but can't bring myelf to destroy a high level creature for room when I see a baby durni out in the wilderness begging to be tamed. I also am too greedy with my slots to be able to make mounts for anyone.
Golden_Flame
Sat Aug 21, 2004 8:30 pm
#16
Lol, I don't know what I would do with 50 taming slots. Probably fill half of them with Arachne, Angler, and Shear Mites. 
I love the idea of having a 'free slot'. It would really help with the Non-Ch mount taming.
Pluto9Moon
Thu Aug 26, 2004 1:07 pm
#17
OK. This thread has got my creative juices bubbling. Why can't we just train deeds from a radial menu? Often it is BE pets that I wind up training for people. IF we as CH could just train it in deed form then we could do it much easier without all the complications of having to tame it first.
This does three things:
1) Helps the CH willing to help others.
2) Helps BE market by allowing them to sell pre-trained deeds.
3) Allows some BE to drop CH. (as some have stated they only have CH to allow the to train due to our diminished size as a profession). This would also reinforce a more cooperative approach from CH and BE allowing us to tame deeds for a nominal fee so they can place them on their vendors.
NancyJ
Mon Aug 30, 2004 9:29 am
#18
Pluto9Moon wrote:OK. This thread has got my creative juices bubbling. Why can't we just train deeds from a radial menu? Often it is BE pets that I wind up training for people. IF we as CH could just train it in deed form then we could do it much easier without all the complications of having to tame it first.This does three things:1) Helps the CH willing to help others.2) Helps BE market by allowing them to sell pre-trained deeds.3) Allows some BE to drop CH. (as some have stated they only have CH to allow the to train due to our diminished size as a profession). This would also reinforce a more cooperative approach from CH and BE allowing us to tame deeds for a nominal fee so they can place them on their vendors.
No arguments here.
Seiryuu
Mon Aug 30, 2004 9:40 am
#19
While it is a great idea, Pluto, I don't foresee it happening.
Pet deeds are one of the most data intensive items in existance (along with DNA). Allowing text strings for twenty more commands magnifies that. Then allowing these to be stored on a vendor, your person, house and factory magnifies the problem.
Although most BEs won't be having much in the way of vendor space after tomorrow, so maybe it's more feasible...
Pet deeds are one of the most data intensive items in existance (along with DNA). Allowing text strings for twenty more commands magnifies that. Then allowing these to be stored on a vendor, your person, house and factory magnifies the problem.
Although most BEs won't be having much in the way of vendor space after tomorrow, so maybe it's more feasible...
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