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are wolfs really worth the gold?
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:10 pm
by sheeplol5
i know theres a few of these but im not sure if wolfs were changed with euro.
1.What kind of damage do they do? (good/bad)
2.If you barely have 1m are they really worth geting?
3.i know their useful for theifs but what about merchants? (theifs ride a fast horse to keep up with wolf attacking merchant)
4.is the 'upkeep' expensive?
5.are they same damage as white wolf?
6.can NPC theifs now attack your wolf before you when trading or cant they attack the wolf until wolf attacks them?
thats all i can think of will add more when thought of through edit.
please no spam or rude posts.
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:10 pm
by Silver0
BUY it from stalls and get on with ur life
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:12 pm
by BryaN
Yes they are I can't go without it
At last a dog is mens best friend!

Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:14 pm
by im_a_bot
my wolf is great because it can take most hits for me i can kill party giants and etc alone with my crossbow extreme or dagger desperate skills
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:15 pm
by Vandango
I Never Go Anywhere Without My Bear ^^ (pk2editedwolf)
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:16 pm
by sheeplol5
ok youve convinced me to go for it....as soon as i have 1.3 im gonna get one so i can still trade
stuck at lvl 22 -.-
Re: are wolfs really worth the gold?
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:18 pm
by Gokenzul
sheeplol5 wrote:1.What kind of damage do they do? (good/bad)
2.If you barely have 1m are they really worth geting?
1. They do "okay" damage, attack rate is slow so don't count on them as a massive damage machine.
2. What else are you gonna spend that 1m on? A weapon you outlevel in 2-3 levels?
I don't recommend buying one if you barely have 1 mil. What happens if it dies? (most players who are new to the game and wolves will typically get scammed out of their wolf, get it killed, etc.).
Spend 88 silk and get a collector pet. Then get a gray wolf.
Re: are wolfs really worth the gold?
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:20 pm
by Aiyas
sheeplol5 wrote:i know theres a few of these but im not sure if wolfs were changed with euro.
1.What kind of damage do they do? (good/bad)
2.If you barely have 1m are they really worth geting?
3.i know their useful for theifs but what about merchants? (theifs ride a fast horse to keep up with wolf attacking merchant)
4.is the 'upkeep' expensive?
5.are they same damage as white wolf?
6.can NPC theifs now attack your wolf before you when trading or cant they attack the wolf until wolf attacks them?
thats all i can think of will add more when thought of through edit.
please no spam or rude posts.
1. If you've ever played/seen a pure STR character, it's similar to that
(minus the weapon.)
2. I recommend having at least 1.5m (preferably 2m) before you buy. The grass of life, which you use if your wolf dies, is 50k each.
3. They are useful for anyone who wants to get in an extra attack on someone(in other words, everyone.)
4. Refer to the grass of life thing from 2. Beyond that, its just recovery kits. Not too expensive.
5. Yes. Go with an NPC wolf, because you can't sell white wolves, as far as I know.
6. Probably, but I'm not sure.
Hope that helps.
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:21 pm
by sheeplol5
no criedt card or anything. gotta play no-silk.
if i had silk then id have bought a white wolf at level 5.
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:21 pm
by im_a_bot
1.What kind of damage do they do? (good/bad) enough to tank
2.If you barely have 1m are they really worth geting? i always tell my guild members(i give them 1m to join my guild) use your money to make more money then buy luxuries
3.i know their useful for theifs but what about merchants? (theifs ride a fast horse to keep up with wolf attacking merchant) once you got the guts for lvl 2 trades and up ull need it to get rid of extra theifs
4.is the 'upkeep' expensive? while power lvling my dog dies alot but while grinding if you pay attention it wont die and if you disconnect it will mostlikely die
5.are they same damage as white wolf? yes white wolf just look differint
6.can NPC theifs now attack your wolf before you when trading or cant they attack the wolf until wolf attacks them? they attack the wolf but ushally move on to you
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:25 pm
by BlackFox
Karlos Vandango wrote:I Never Go Anywhere Without My Bear ^^ (pk2editedwolf)
Well me to my wolfs are great to have and well is not (pk2editedwolf) hehehe ... But they are worth to have ..
On you lvl you can collect 1 million easy ..hmm
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:25 pm
by sheeplol5
im_a_bot wrote:1.What kind of damage do they do? (good/bad) enough to tank
2.If you barely have 1m are they really worth geting? [b]i always tell my guild members(i give them 1m to join my guild) use your money to make more money then buy luxuries
:o can i join your guild?

Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:30 pm
by Meow
Yes it's worth it. It can tank mobs for u so u won't get ganged and die. You can also lure mobs if you're lazy to move lol xD
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:32 pm
by egyptology
Yes.
You need a wolf. Think of it has heavy duty fire burn damage. Also, it's useful to drag mobs towards you, especially party mobs. Send the wolf to attack it, and then recall, the mob would follow. Repeat. It works great at penons at least.
Also, being able to do let's say 2K more more damage = faster grinding = more exp in less time = you're happy.
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:33 pm
by sheeplol5
egyptology wrote:
Also, being able to do let's say 2K more more damage = faster grinding = more exp in less time = you're happy.
very interesting theory there

Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:38 pm
by Sylhana
You can use it to distract your opponents, press the charm action button, the wolf rolls and your opponent goes "Awwwwwww..... so cu.." then you whack him/her in the head.
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:39 pm
by egyptology
sheeplol5 wrote:egyptology wrote:
Also, being able to do let's say 2K more more damage = faster grinding = more exp in less time = you're happy.
very interesting theory there

I can write a mathematical proof using induction if you would like.
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:44 pm
by Gokenzul
egyptology wrote:
I can write a mathematical proof using induction if you would like.
Wouldn't that make our time continuum unstable?
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:47 pm
by Stress
My wolf used to turn a 3-shot mob into a 2-shot for the bow. Big difference in grinding speed.
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:57 pm
by egyptology
Gokenzul wrote:egyptology wrote:
I can write a mathematical proof using induction if you would like.
Wouldn't that make our time continuum unstable?
Pff, no.
Also, being able to do let's say 2K more more damage = faster grinding = more exp in less time = you're happy
Define variables
Let x = happiness.
Let t = time available
Let e = experience/character level. Level being an integer and experience being the decimal following the integer such that e = experience + percentage/100.
Then, by supposition, let's suppose that as you become higher and higher, you have more and more funsince more things are available to you (i.e. jobbing, etc.). Let t(used) refer to the time used to level your character such that
x = t - t(used) + e
So, more "happiness" is available with more "experience" (experience used loosely).
However, since
t = t(used) + t(available).
We can increase our "happiness" by either increasining t, decreasining t(used), or increasing t(available).
Now, t(used) be defined more specifically as grind time.
t(used) = "grind time"
We can reduce t(used) in various ways.
t(used) = t(normal grind time) - t(extras); or a more specific example.
t(used) = t(normal grind time) - a0(wolf) - a1(powerleveling) -a2 (goldticket) - a3(silver ticket) - SUM(a4,an) (an(item)).
So, as you can see clearly from the proof above, including a wolf increases your happiness which can be seen from exchanging variables above.
Let a0 = 1, a(1-n) = 0. From simple computation, once can see that in the simple case that one has a wolf, the happiness is increased by a margin. The same can be held for each item that augments the exp per time.
This, QED biatch.
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 8:05 pm
by sheeplol5
lol i never thought hed acctually do it
he did!

Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 8:07 pm
by Sylhana
egyptology smarty pants
wrote:t(used) = t(normal grind time)
- a0(wolf) - a1(powerleveling) -a2 (goldticket) - a3(silver ticket) - SUM(a4,an) (an(item)).
You are running on the assumption that having a wolf reduces the time spent training. This is only true if your wolf survives the training session, and assists in dealing damage, which is hardly the case when you start out, as your wolf dies alot, thus causing you to spend more time, more gold to revive, equating to less happiness.
P.s nice try to proof by induction though, proof is only correct if you set the parameters (to say a level that the wolf can train w/o dying so much)
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 8:19 pm
by Nantosh
Karlos Vandango wrote:I Never Go Anywhere Without My Bear ^^ (pk2editedwolf)
Lolz, what happend to the mods tight a.ss "I SUGGEST NOT PK2 EDITING AS YOU COULD BE BANNED."
Lolz, hypocite.
Loves!
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 8:19 pm
by egyptology
Sylhana wrote:egyptology smarty pants
wrote:t(used) = t(normal grind time)
- a0(wolf) - a1(powerleveling) -a2 (goldticket) - a3(silver ticket) - SUM(a4,an) (an(item)).
You are running on the assumption that having a wolf reduces the time spent training. This is only true if your wolf survives the training session, and assists in dealing damage, which is hardly the case when you start out, as your wolf dies alot, thus causing you to spend more time, more gold to revive, equating to less happiness.
P.s nice try to proof by induction though, proof is only correct if you set the parameters (to say a level that the wolf can train w/o dying so much)
+1
You're right; but I was assuming he'd never let his wolf die. Mine hasn't died except when I lagged out once or twice.
And I forgot one step, which I've now added; it's actually the most important one.
edit: aww, thanks for the <3 and smarty pants. =) I'm actually doing my real analysis and linear algebra homework right now. >.< Basically...proving obvious things is all I'm doing. >.<
e.g. a*0 = 0. Prove it. It's actually a 12 line proof. >.<
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 8:42 pm
by Vandango
Nantosh wrote:Karlos Vandango wrote:I Never Go Anywhere Without My Bear ^^ (pk2editedwolf)
Lolz, what happend to the mods tight a.ss "I SUGGEST NOT PK2 EDITING AS YOU COULD BE BANNED."
Lolz, hypocite.
Loves!
Thats There suggestion Not Mine XD
anyways GG dosent check the pk2 files lmao so they got no way of detecting it
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 9:36 pm
by Beanstalk
Yes they are worth it, they help you in every way
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 9:54 pm
by _Shinigami_
BryaN wrote:Yes they are I can't go without it
At last a dog is mens best friend!

u can buy a Dog?
thought they were wolfs.
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 9:57 pm
by poehalcho
and then noone mentioned the fact that as long as the wolf is up to four lvl's lower than you u can problemlessly use him to attack a mob solo while you are doing another mob so it goes a little faster
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 10:02 pm
by Ell
Sylhana wrote:You can use it to distract your opponents, press the charm action button, the wolf rolls and your opponent goes "Awwwwwww..... so cu.." then you whack him/her in the head.
Gets me everytime

Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 10:04 pm
by Matrixman__
my wolf was a waste of money, he lvl 80 @ 99.99% and sits in my storage, he was put on passive for almost the entire time i lvl'd to 80...in heinsight i dont see the point in even having one
