Re: Soriid + Haarka - Potentially Changing Silithids
Posted: Sat Aug 21, 2010 2:03 pm
GRRRRRRRR. *shakes fists at blizz* he's gone. I hope he comes back!!!!
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I think it is gonna be the new Spirit Wolf/Ooze/Hydra/Ghost Croco as in that it will come back and the hunters that tamed it on live will keep it but it will be untamable in Cata. Really, name a lore reason for it not to be tamable aside from the huge brain. Which is limited to Buru only because Buru isn't a Silithid, Buru is a Qiraji, those two are different. Alas. NO reason at all. So I'll stay optimistic for once and keep both bugs. Especially Soriid which will fit great with my Striker's Garb.zedxrgal wrote:Pessimist reporting for duty.I seriously don't think Blizz is doing this one by accident. To much lines up.
No one has it, someone gets it, hunters go crazy over it, videos are made about it, talked about on forums, several tamings then copy over to beta, latest patch ................ GONE. Hhhhmmm let me think.May be a pessimistic view but I don't think it's a rescaling of size.
The system was cheated in sense and Blizz never takes to kindly of that. So problem solved and they're back to 'normal'.
I went and tamed them both to in the hopes that it would stick. But alas it's clear that's not going to happen.
This is going to sound harsh (but it's really not meant that way) this is why this should have been kept as quiet as possible. Not secret per say but surely not have received the press it got and the removal is why.
Again, not trying to sound harsh or point fingers.<-- smile to show not meant harshly
I really hope it's a scaling issue as said. But I doubt it.

I think that's the final confirmation, Sorrid and Haarka are back to their original forms. Done, game over, move along, nothing to see here...meunkin wrote:Head out to where Soriid and Haarka used to spawn (the surface of the silithid hives in Tanaris)
The brain bugs are still there, they have new names now though
Found old Soriid and Haarka deep under the hives too
If secrecy was what would have saved this pet, then it was doomed to begin with, as the way it was discovered for the most part was in the Totalbiscuit cata video. Totalbiscuit even stops and points out the pet. His videos are very widely watched, so there was no way we were gonna be able to keep it a secret.This is going to sound harsh (but it's really not meant that way) this is why this should have been kept as quiet as possible. Not secret per say but surely not have received the press it got and the removal is why
LOL- the 'super-exotic'?.. is that a hint at something else?Nanotrev wrote:New names and they have a diet... I'm surprised you didn't beast lore them. Soriid's new name has something to do with exotics, so, take a look for yourself. =)
I posted a screen-shot in my thread for you guys and I'll throw another one in here so nobody is left out of the loop.
Yep.. lame move Blizz. Lame freaking move.Slickrock wrote:I think that's the final confirmation, Sorrid and Haarka are back to their original forms. Done, game over, move along, nothing to see here...meunkin wrote:Head out to where Soriid and Haarka used to spawn (the surface of the silithid hives in Tanaris)
The brain bugs are still there, they have new names now though
Found old Soriid and Haarka deep under the hives too
I like to keep hoping and providing updates to other people that like to keep hoping. :3Slickrock wrote:I think that's the final confirmation, Sorrid and Haarka are back to their original forms. Done, game over, move along, nothing to see here...meunkin wrote:Head out to where Soriid and Haarka used to spawn (the surface of the silithid hives in Tanaris)
The brain bugs are still there, they have new names now though
Found old Soriid and Haarka deep under the hives too
Please hold me. I am sad : (Nanotrev wrote:I like to keep hoping and providing updates to other people that like to keep hoping. :3Slickrock wrote:I think that's the final confirmation, Sorrid and Haarka are back to their original forms. Done, game over, move along, nothing to see here...meunkin wrote:Head out to where Soriid and Haarka used to spawn (the surface of the silithid hives in Tanaris)
The brain bugs are still there, they have new names now though
Found old Soriid and Haarka deep under the hives too
Edit- Confirmed that the original creatures are back. I have mixed feelings about that but I'm happy to see that they at least gave us those two back instead of entirely cutting the rares off and turning them into untamable Colossus if it indeed turns out to be permanent.
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And if you re-read what I said said I in no way said for it to be kept "secret".Renle wrote:If secrecy was what would have saved this pet, then it was doomed to begin with, as the way it was discovered for the most part was in the Totalbiscuit cata video. Totalbiscuit even stops and points out the pet. His videos are very widely watched, so there was no way we were gonna be able to keep it a secret.This is going to sound harsh (but it's really not meant that way) this is why this should have been kept as quiet as possible. Not secret per say but surely not have received the press it got and the removal is why
Qraljar wrote:
Please hold me. I am sad : (
OH! So they're mocking us AND keeping Soriid/Haarka. That's slightly better, at least!meunkin wrote:The brain bugs are still there, they have new names now though
Found old Soriid and Haarka deep under the hives too
Well, we can tame raptors! The Wow raptors are quite smart if you look at the Venomhide quests! They wear jewelry, can draw pictographs, etc. They seem to understand the value of certain things as "money" versus just grabbing anything shiny (That Stolen Silver quest).Kalliope wrote:
OH! So they're mocking us AND keeping Soriid/Haarka. That's slightly better, at least!
Actually, this way, it seems less like mocking and more of an acknowledgement of the hunter community in general.
STILL, Blizz should open up some of the other silithid models, even if the brainbugs are too close to sentient to be tamed.