A fun place to chat about hunter pets in the World of Warcraft.
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I do hope this happens. 
... except that it's a combat minipet. So you're sending it out to fight other minipets in battle.Arisia wrote:It's giving in to allowing you to have a worgen, but NOT allowing you to let it fight and die for you...Myzou wrote:I have one thing to question:
When hunters tamed a Worgen, it was deemed inappropriate.
But now they add a Worgen companion pet. I feel confused.
Feral Worgen are no more than beasts. They do not have the ability to become a human anymore. Most of them never were human.Mindsprocket wrote:However, worgen aren't beasts and hunters can only tame beasts. Mini pets can be anything from brooms to flowers to floating rocks. There have never been any restrictions. And as has been said we even already have playable models as pets in the form of gnomes and the pandaren monk (also the guild heralds, though they can't do combat). So a worgen mini pet makes perfect sense, a worgen hunter pet not so much.
They still are humanoids tho and we can not tame humanoids. That tamable Worgen was a bug and was never intented to be tamable.Myzou wrote:Feral Worgen are no more than beasts. They do not have the ability to become a human anymore. Most of them never were human.Mindsprocket wrote:However, worgen aren't beasts and hunters can only tame beasts. Mini pets can be anything from brooms to flowers to floating rocks. There have never been any restrictions. And as has been said we even already have playable models as pets in the form of gnomes and the pandaren monk (also the guild heralds, though they can't do combat). So a worgen mini pet makes perfect sense, a worgen hunter pet not so much.
That's still not a hunter tameing a Worgen tho and that's what the op was getting at >.>Doctress wrote:But we do have the Pandaren Monk and we also have the Boomkin baby(humanoid in form) as well as the Frenzyheart and Oracle babies that they can be used as Battle-pets, and THOSE two were supposed to have been because YOU adopted them.
Ah, I was totally going off of what should be a mini-pet and what shouldn't.cowmuflage wrote:That's still not a hunter tameing a Worgen tho and that's what the op was getting at >.>Doctress wrote:But we do have the Pandaren Monk and we also have the Boomkin baby(humanoid in form) as well as the Frenzyheart and Oracle babies that they can be used as Battle-pets, and THOSE two were supposed to have been because YOU adopted them.
Hunter's shouldn't be able to tame worgens(although it was fun)anymore than they should be able to tame...say wildkin(druids who get stuck in their animal forms). It's a humanoid creature and I think the closest a hunter gets to that is a monkey or a gorilla. Taming an actual humanoid implies slavery. I guess you could say the same could be said about humanoid mini-pets but they've already done it before so I wouldn't think they'd have a problem with it now.Ah I see our posts where in the wrong order then!Doctress wrote:Ah, I was totally going off of what should be a mini-pet and what shouldn't>cowmuflage wrote:That's still not a hunter tameing a Worgen tho and that's what the op was getting at >.>Doctress wrote:But we do have the Pandaren Monk and we also have the Boomkin baby(humanoid in form) as well as the Frenzyheart and Oracle babies that they can be used as Battle-pets, and THOSE two were supposed to have been because YOU adopted them.
I could be (and probably am) wrong here, but I know that the mini pet battles, while they are part of the game, are also a bit outside it, which is why they allow things to be kept as pets hat hunters would never be able to tame, and in some instances are things are creatures you can't even FIND in the real game (zergling, mini-diablo) and so you really cannot apply the logic of "well they let us have the MINI-PET, so why not a hunter pet.Doctress wrote:Ah, I was totally going off of what should be a mini-pet and what shouldn't.cowmuflage wrote:That's still not a hunter tameing a Worgen tho and that's what the op was getting at >.>Doctress wrote:But we do have the Pandaren Monk and we also have the Boomkin baby(humanoid in form) as well as the Frenzyheart and Oracle babies that they can be used as Battle-pets, and THOSE two were supposed to have been because YOU adopted them.
Where did you find this information out?Qraljar wrote:Okay, the Faerie Dragon is a pet store mount. Why? Like the Blossoming Ancient pet, it's also nelf-themed. The Blossoming Ancient pet says it's from the pet store in the journal.
I think he's referring to the "The Fairy Dragon is a pet store mount" part.Qraljar wrote:I went on PTR and in pet journal, Blossoming Ancient states that it's from the pet store.
