Spell
03-11-2008, 03:34 AM
Granted, nobody really uses the Companion Enhancements any more.
Most people agreed that grease-spewing tin-can doggies were more annoying that useful.
I have been reviewing my enhancements and noticed this forgotten one.
It seems to have totally died with the highest level (mithril) companion available at level 8.
If Turbine was truly serious about developing this line of enhancements that we'd have something added to it by now.
Where's the adamantine defender or the greater defenders. Didn't the higher level defenders spew fire instead of grease.
If the companions scaled up after level 8 then people might be willing to revisit this line of enhancements.
AND as a side note.
It sort of irked me from the beginning when the companions were added that it was considered a summoned pet. It requires a Mark of Making or Repair Enhancement which seems contradictory to a "summon". A caster should be able to summon a monster and still be able to create a constructed pet. It would've been more fun if we had to buy the components and put them together.
Most people agreed that grease-spewing tin-can doggies were more annoying that useful.
I have been reviewing my enhancements and noticed this forgotten one.
It seems to have totally died with the highest level (mithril) companion available at level 8.
If Turbine was truly serious about developing this line of enhancements that we'd have something added to it by now.
Where's the adamantine defender or the greater defenders. Didn't the higher level defenders spew fire instead of grease.
If the companions scaled up after level 8 then people might be willing to revisit this line of enhancements.
AND as a side note.
It sort of irked me from the beginning when the companions were added that it was considered a summoned pet. It requires a Mark of Making or Repair Enhancement which seems contradictory to a "summon". A caster should be able to summon a monster and still be able to create a constructed pet. It would've been more fun if we had to buy the components and put them together.