At UO CAH I can find the following Calculators :McDougle said:@ popps there's pet training calculators on uo.cah you can test your build in the actual pet training gump what further info do you need?? You can also go to test and train with free ps..
Sooooooo go to test And research then report your findings??????????popps said:At UO CAH I can find the following Calculators :McDougle said:@ popps there's pet training calculators on uo.cah you can test your build in the actual pet training gump what further info do you need?? You can also go to test and train with free ps..
- Pet Intensity Calculator
- Pet Planner
- Hit Miss & Effective Damage Calculator
- Pet Damage Calculator
- Pet Mana Regen Calculator
- Pet Taming and Control Calculator
- Mana Regen Calculator
- Pet Scroll Cost Calculator
- Animal Taming Chart
- Resisting Spells Calculator
I do not see any of these as indicating dealing with the Healing skill in pets and how much it heals at different levels of skill.....
But that is the crux of the matter, ain't it ?Lord_Frodo said:
The higher your dex and healing the greater you success. A 150 Dex 120 Heal will have more successful heals than a 150 Dex 110 Heal. NOBODY KNOWS THE EXACT NUMBER SO DON'T BOTHER ASKING. Pet training healing is 120 20 points and 110 is 10 points.
popps said:But that is the crux of the matter, ain't it ?Lord_Frodo said:
The higher your dex and healing the greater you success. A 150 Dex 120 Heal will have more successful heals than a 150 Dex 110 Heal. NOBODY KNOWS THE EXACT NUMBER SO DON'T BOTHER ASKING. Pet training healing is 120 20 points and 110 is 10 points.
Since the cost of a 120 Healing Powerscroll is significantly higher as compared to that of, for example, a 110 Healing Powerscroll, if "nobody knows" the exact numbers, how is it possible to figure out whether a 120 Healing Powerscroll is "worth" the cost investment ?
Of course that having 120 Healing is better as 110 Healing.... I mean, that is obvious....
But "how much" better (for a pet) is the actual information needed, so that Tamers not having loads of 120 Healing Powerscrolls laying around, might actually make a responsible decision as to whether it is worth for them to invest the extra cost that a 120 Healing Powescroll has, compared to what, for example, a 110 Healing Powerscroll costs.....
How come there is calculators for pretty much everything but for healing there is nothing and, "nobody knows "??
Gasp you're gonna have to think for yourself!! Again go to test the ps are free there test if healing is faster at 120 if more hp are healed if even the most difficult poison is cured at 120 you do understand that so much of our knowledge base is user defined and created here's your chance to contribute...
OMFG Healing is the cheapest of the PET SCROLLS everybody wants. It is totally up to you and I know that using your brain is painful and you want to have your hand held with everything. Did you bother to go to those links, let me answer that NO. You know as much as everybody else and still you want us to decide what you should do, use that thing GOD put between your ears for once in your life. Who tells you to get out of bed every morning, I am sorry that you need someone to think for you. If you are worried about the cost of a 120 healing I can't wait till you do a Tact, Resist or Parry scroll.popps said:But that is the crux of the matter, ain't it ?Lord_Frodo said:
The higher your dex and healing the greater you success. A 150 Dex 120 Heal will have more successful heals than a 150 Dex 110 Heal. NOBODY KNOWS THE EXACT NUMBER SO DON'T BOTHER ASKING. Pet training healing is 120 20 points and 110 is 10 points.
Since the cost of a 120 Healing Powerscroll is significantly higher as compared to that of, for example, a 110 Healing Powerscroll, if "nobody knows" the exact numbers, how is it possible to figure out whether a 120 Healing Powerscroll is "worth" the cost investment ?
Of course that having 120 Healing is better as 110 Healing.... I mean, that is obvious....
But "how much" better (for a pet) is the actual information needed, so that Tamers not having loads of 120 Healing Powerscrolls laying around, might actually make a responsible decision as to whether it is worth for them to invest the extra cost that a 120 Healing Powescroll has, compared to what, for example, a 110 Healing Powerscroll costs.....
How come there is calculators for pretty much everything but for healing there is nothing and, "nobody knows "??
Well, the point is to assess whether it is worth it to go to 120 Healing first, THEN, one can think about discording.... and there is also always Satyrs....Pawain said:The only way to get a pet above 110 healing is to discord it. Since you don't have a bard on another account or friends that know anything, you should stick with 110.
I would agree with you but how do you get a Cu to 110 or 120 ASAP in order to test this. Give us set skill for pets would be greatly needed.McDougle said:Why are you so unwilling to go to test and try for yourself??
And, I understand, for pets with native healing, the less the pet is hit, the less it is interrupted through the healing process which is a good thing considering that each interrupting causes the loss of 35% of the health points possible to be healed....Jepeth said:I would be remiss if I didn’t add: the higher your pet’s wrestling, the more often they are hitting. The more often they hit the less they are taking hits, helping them live longer. In addition, parrying doesn’t rise until your pet GMs wrestling. You’ll want that, too.
Because, I thought that healing should be the # 1 thing to train on a pet because it is hard to be raised ?Pawain said:Why would you spend that much time on raising healing and have the melee stats so low.
No wonder you get no drops.
Indeed, pets gain skills while playing yet, some players feel that this way, it takes a whole lot more to fully train skills on a pet (or a character)....Pawain said:Turn off your browser PLAY!
Pets gain skills while playing also.
He has a 120 healing scoll nowPawain said:Well Popps has a pet with max Healing. Only took 3 + years. Now he can spend a year on Anatomy making sure he does it the most efficient way.
I had no idea that, if Anatomy raised too much ahead of Tactics, then Tactics would not raise....McDougle said:Focusing on one skill a terrible idea first healing doesn't rise without anatomy and if your anatomy gets too ahead of your tactics you are never going to raise tactics..etc
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