Camping to tame a "rare" that is available at the same time as a common skin is silly. Why can't some pets require some work to tame? Again, equate it to raid gear, that you have to work, for, or do you want it for free at the vendor?Ëlfdragon wrote:Now, correct me if I'm misunderstanding this, but are you saying that, if a skin is put on a common skin, the "Thrill of the hunt" factor is gone? Cause, if you are, I don't agree. If someone still wanted to experience the thrill of hunting a rare, they still can. But if they have really bad luck, have a life and don't have the time, or just plainly hate having to spend hours on end sitting in one spot camping a pet, they can still get the skin they love on a common mob.
No, assuming that rare isn't available right away as a common. But with this change with the xpac, that's fine.Ëlfdragon wrote:See, that's what i truly don't get. Does a unique skin being put on a common mob change what YOU went threw to get the pet? So what if some random person sees you with the pet and doesn't know you took to time and effort to tame the rare, because YOU know that YOU took the time and effort to camp for the rare. Now, I know you said you only got the Jadefang because she was a unique rare.
(Side note: I've been playing this game for a while, and back in the day before flying everywhere and 2-seater mounts, I took great pride in running to the BE starting zone as a fresh lvl 20ish Draenei hunter and taming a red lynx. People were amazed that I had that pet then. That part of the game is gone. It's too easy to get pets in general).
And that's not it (for me anyway). I can't possibly bond with all these pets, and Blizz making some easily available makes stable choices easy. It's not just that it's unique, it's the effort that went into it, and everyone else that has it had the same effort/luck.Ëlfdragon wrote:I guess what I said was more targeted at the people that love a skin when its unique, but despies it the moment they hear its put on a common mob. That is truly what i hate people doing.