Arguing With Myself

[Holgarr]

Okay, admittedly, this question really can only apply to those folks with Corehounds, Chimeras, and the Outland models of Carrion Bird (and, if we ever get them, Hydras), but still, it's something I've wondered about lately.

For those of you RPing hunters who have tamed pets with more than one head - how, exactly, do you see such creatures behaving?

Like one persona? Like siblings? Do they share memories, or emotions? Can they multitask with one head contemplating one train of thought with the other ponders something else? Or do they bicker over petty stuff like who ate the last bit of food?

[Vephriel]

If this helps, there was a thread discussion on the same topic a bit ago.
http://forums.wow-petopia.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=16934

[Holgarr]

If this helps, there was a thread discussion on the same topic a bit ago.
http://forums.wow-petopia.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=16934

Yeah, I noticed that before posting, but I don't wanna necro a months-old thread...

[Galaxy]

My chimera and corehound are one being... Recently, I decided that my corehound had a split brain: right in one head, left in the other. It makes for an interesting RP *nods*

However, the hydras seem to bicker in their animations, so I'd probably go with individual personalities per head if I had one

[Azzrazzah]

I named my Hydra MoeLaryCurly... Love the Stooges.. I see them as individual and bickering amoungst themselves..

[Rhyela]

My chimaera's heads/minds are two separate entities, but they work as a cohesive unit. They don't fight amongst themselves or anything like that. I think this is the first pet where I've felt that the two heads/minds are separate. My carrion bird and core hound an animal with one mind, even though they have two heads.