Patch 4.2 New Hunter Pets: Ahnka

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6-01-2011 @ 1:55PM

Azi said...

So all 8 new pets are Spirit Beasts? Is Blizz only catering to one fraction of the Hunter base here?

I usually never complain about Blizz, but this will be one. I hate this idea that they are all BM only. Are they saying that MM and SV should never get anything nice? Or that everyone should roll BM? Its not like its ONE new BM pet. Its friggen 8. Bad effing move for a lot of Hunters man.

6-01-2011 @ 2:04PM

VioletArrows said...

MM and SV never get anything nice? Really? YOU GET TO ACTUALLY RAID.

6-01-2011 @ 2:04PM

adam said...

from some of the youtube videos i saw all 8 are not spirit beasts

6-01-2011 @ 2:30PM

Dreyja said...

Come on, the exotic beasties is ALL that we have. It's kind of the point of being a Beast Master! I LOVE this as I'm a BM hunter just like I'm a dwarf - it is WHAT I am. So yes, I've had to sacrifice DPS and flexibility. I'm okay with that as long as I get the beasties.

6-01-2011 @ 2:33PM

Skyshard said...

The point of BM hunters is to be able to get pets that other hunters can't. That is their thing, just like each spec of each class gets something the others don't. It makes sense that they would make pets for a specific spec that has the main point of being able to tame exotic pets. That's the reason you become a BM hunter. Not to raid or do anything else, it's to be able to use awesome pets that others can't. Heck some hunters with the other specs don't even use a pet. I'm sure there will be something that the other specs can tame, but I don't see a point in getting angry that they are putting out special pets for a spec that revolves around pets, and getting special ones. Makes sense to me.

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