Creature Pet Mounts (Game Mechanics) - Revision history

Ready: /* Training a Mount */

2009-09-03T12:46:31Z

‎Training a Mount

Ready: /* Training a Mount */

2009-09-03T12:36:30Z

‎Training a Mount

Ready: /* Training a Mount */

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‎Training a Mount

Ready: /* System Messages */

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‎System Messages

Ready: /* Using a Mount */

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‎Using a Mount

Ready: /* Related Tags */

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‎Related Tags

Ready: /* Usable Radial Menus */

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‎Usable Radial Menus

Ready: /* SUI Prompts */

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‎SUI Prompts

Ready: /* Usable Radial Menus */

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‎Usable Radial Menus

Ready: /* Usable Radial Menus */

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‎Usable Radial Menus

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−	A pet has to reach a certain size (which varies by creature) before the Train As Mount command becomes available in its training menu. In most cases this will be around 50-75% of its total adult growth, though some of the larger variants (like giant carrion spats and savage humbabas) may be mountable much sooner. Giant carrion spats in particular can be made into mounts immediately after taming. When a mount reaches 47% of its size and level, it can become too large to be used as a mount. When this happens, the owner will receive a one time Yes or No response pop-up box asking if they wish to stop its growth, or no longer have it function as a mount. This is the players only chance to decide. If the player chooses to not stop its growth, the creature will continue growing to adult hood. If the pet was previously trained as a mount before the prompt occurs, the pet will have its saddle removed. If the player chooses to stop the pet's growth then the pet will be forced down to the size that it was at when it was at a cl that is 41% of its adult form.	+	A pet has to reach a certain size (which varies by creature) before the Train As Mount command becomes available in its training menu. In most cases this will be around 50-75% of its total adult growth, though some of the larger variants (like giant carrion spats and savage humbabas) may be mountable much sooner. Giant carrion spats in particular can be made into mounts immediately after taming. When a mount reaches 47% of its size and level, it can become too large to be used as a mount. When this happens, the owner will receive a one time Yes or No response pop-up box asking if they wish to stop its growth, or no longer have it function as a mount. This is the players only chance to decide. If the player chooses to not stop its growth, the creature will continue growing to adult hood. If the pet was previously trained as a mount before the prompt occurs, the pet will have its saddle removed. If the player chooses to stop the pet's growth then the pet will be forced down to the size that it was at when it was at a cl that is 41% of its adult form. Once the growth arrest has been completed the creature will continue growing into its adult stats and CL.

	== Using a Mount ==		== Using a Mount ==

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−	A pet has to reach a certain size (which varies by creature) before the Train As Mount command becomes available in its training menu. In most cases this will be around 50-75% of its total adult growth, though some of the larger variants (like giant carrion spats and savage humbabas) may be mountable much sooner. Giant carrion spats in particular can be made into mounts immediately after taming. When a mount reaches 47% of its size and level, it can become too large to be used as a mount. When this happens, the owner will receive a one time Yes or No response pop-up box asking if they wish to stop its growth, or no longer have it function as a mount. This is the players only chance to decide. If the player chooses to not stop its growth, the creature will continue growing to adult hood. If the pet was previously trained as a mount before the prompt occurs, the pet will have its saddle removed. If the player chooses to stop the pet's growth then the pet will be forced down to a size that is 41% of its adult form ~~and will remain at that~~.	+	A pet has to reach a certain size (which varies by creature) before the Train As Mount command becomes available in its training menu. In most cases this will be around 50-75% of its total adult growth, though some of the larger variants (like giant carrion spats and savage humbabas) may be mountable much sooner. Giant carrion spats in particular can be made into mounts immediately after taming. When a mount reaches 47% of its size and level, it can become too large to be used as a mount. When this happens, the owner will receive a one time Yes or No response pop-up box asking if they wish to stop its growth, or no longer have it function as a mount. This is the players only chance to decide. If the player chooses to not stop its growth, the creature will continue growing to adult hood. If the pet was previously trained as a mount before the prompt occurs, the pet will have its saddle removed. If the player chooses to stop the pet's growth then the pet will be forced down to the size that it was at when it was at a cl that is 41% of its adult form.

	== Using a Mount ==		== Using a Mount ==

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−	A pet has to reach a certain size (which varies by creature) before the Train As Mount command becomes available in its training menu. In most cases this will be around 50-75% of its total adult growth, though some of the larger variants (like giant carrion spats and savage humbabas) may be mountable much sooner. Giant carrion spats in particular can be made into mounts immediately after taming. When a ~~giant carrion spat~~ reaches ~~a certain~~ size, it can ~~even~~ become too large to be used as a mount. When this happens, the owner will receive a one time pop-up box asking if ~~he wishes~~ to stop its growth, or no longer have it function as a mount. This is the players only chance to decide.	+	A pet has to reach a certain size (which varies by creature) before the Train As Mount command becomes available in its training menu. In most cases this will be around 50-75% of its total adult growth, though some of the larger variants (like giant carrion spats and savage humbabas) may be mountable much sooner. Giant carrion spats in particular can be made into mounts immediately after taming. When a mount reaches 47% of its size and level, it can become too large to be used as a mount. When this happens, the owner will receive a one time Yes or No response pop-up box asking if they wish to stop its growth, or no longer have it function as a mount. This is the players only chance to decide. If the player chooses to not stop its growth, the creature will continue growing to adult hood. If the pet was previously trained as a mount before the prompt occurs, the pet will have its saddle removed. If the player chooses to stop the pet's growth then the pet will be forced down to a size that is 41% of its adult form and will remain at that.

	== Using a Mount ==		== Using a Mount ==

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-[[Dismount Creature (Game Messages)|Dismount Pet]]<br>
+* [[Dismount Creature (Game Messages)|Dismount Pet]]<br>
-[[Mount Creature (Game Messages)|Mount Pet]]<br>
+* [[Mount Creature (Game Messages)|Mount Pet]]<br>
-[[Gallop (Game Messages)|Gallop]]<br>
+* [[Gallop (Game Messages)|Gallop]]<br>
-[[Gallop Stop (Game Messages)|Gallopstop]]<br>
+* [[Gallop Stop (Game Messages)|Gallopstop]]<br>
-[[Mount Combat (Game Messages)|Combat]]<br>
+* [[Mount Combat (Game Messages)|Combat]]<br>
 == Usable Commands ==

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−	You can dismount by choose "~~Dismount~~" from the creature's radial menu, or typing /dismount. You can also store mounts in the data section of your datapad (default CTRL-D). Use the "Call" option to bring out the mount. You can still engage in combat while mounted, but you will be unable to use any of your special profession moves. In addition to being limited to default attacks, your mount will drastically slow down to prevent you from attacking while keeping out of your target's range (a.k.a. "kiting").	+	You can dismount by choose "Climb Off Of Pet" radial option from the creature's radial menu, or typing /dismount. You can also store mounts in the data section of your datapad (default CTRL-D). Use the "Call" option to bring out the mount. You can still engage in combat while mounted, but you will be unable to use any of your special profession moves. In addition to being limited to default attacks, your mount will drastically slow down to prevent you from attacking while keeping out of your target's range (a.k.a. "kiting").

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 [[Creature Mount Radials (Game Messages)|Climb Aboard Pet]]<br>
-[[Creature Mount Radials (Game Messages)|Dismount]]<br>
+[[Creature Mount Radials (Game Messages)|Climb Off Of Pet]]<br>
 == SUI Prompts ==

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−	Pet Growth Arrest	+	[[Creature Mount SUI (Game Messages)\|Pet Growth Arrest]]

	== Mounts ==		== Mounts ==

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-Train As Mount<br>
 Climb Aboard Pet<br>
 Dismount<br>