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Originally Posted by DMN [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Well, isn't that strange that mister "high level enchanter" doesn't have a 29th level summon spell to compare to the exact same summon spell level of the pet he hopes to compare it to. Makes sense. Not.

If it was a level 24 summoned pet, it's far below any level 25 ish mob, which appeard to be what you are fighting, which measn the mob should be hitting your pet 80-90% of the time, yet strangely despite being in combat long enough for around 6 kicks, the monk mob in question never lands a single kick, making me suspect your log is complete bullshit.

But let's assume it's not bullshit. The pet in question would have regenerated around 50 HP by the end of this fight, and the last hit of 50 damage could have overkilled the pet by 49 points of damage, leaving you with what could have been closer to 341, not 441.

At a minimum You should have found a level 25 pet summoned by the level 29 spell, though I could excuse not considering regen and overkill as a factor of your mental handcap.

I don't have the pet spell because I haven't needed them. I assure you I could go higher but I don't care. I knew you'd cry about that which is why I included the 24 pet summon data of a level 19 pet.

So you're asking about kick, which would just make the pet HP even higher, okay. I likely didn't consider it when filtering.

[Sat Mar 20 13:07:01 2021] A skeletal monk tries to strike Xibaner, but misses!
[Sat Mar 20 13:07:08 2021] A skeletal monk tries to strike Xibaner, but Xibaner dodges!
[Sat Mar 20 13:07:16 2021] A skeletal monk tries to strike Xibaner, but misses!
[Sat Mar 20 13:07:24 2021] A skeletal monk tries to strike Xibaner, but misses!
[Sat Mar 20 13:07:32 2021] A skeletal monk strikes Xibaner for 25 points of damage.
[Sat Mar 20 13:07:40 2021] A skeletal monk strikes Xibaner for 9 points of damage.

It's actually strike. That extra 34hp roughly makes up for any regen. You're right maybe it did more damage on the last hit. So the data says 316hp, we see a pet that had 441 + 34hp with -50regen and a max overhit of -49. So something like 475 damage taken - 99 potential non-max HP damage/regen which is 376. So in the most generous calculation the pet still has too much HP by about 60hp if compared to a level 19 pet summoned with the level 24 spell. That's a lot of difference on a pet that should only have 316hp.

Dec 15, 1999

Not sure if who knows this or not, but there is pet that spawns that you can
kill over and over and over again. The respawn time on this pet is roughly
7 seconds. It's level 21-25, doesn't run, has around 500 hp's, and is
currently camped by groups for hours on end, for the above reasons. It's a
level 29 enchanter animation.

Only the level 29 summon reaches pet levels that have this level of HP. A level

What does Wiki say P99 level range is?

19-26 for 24 spell
22-28 for 29 spell

Is this accurate? I don't know but it's not in line with that data where a level 29 Enchanter pet should be level 21-25. Level 22 pet was 382 and level 23 402 for Enchanter. The classic data being referenced from the capture matches with this 1999 post.

Who's pet is the level 23 data? Ezmirella in NK. Level 30 Enchanter so it's the level 29 summon. Who's pet is the level 19 data? Rephas in QHills level 28 Enchanter so it's the level 24 summon. Rephas has a max level pet of 20 from the level 24 summon spell and the HP total is 336. That is 30hp lower than the lowest possible HP total for my test of a level 24 summon on P99.

So even if I got lucky and got the highest level 24 pet summon on my one test, you add regen, and "overhit", the pet has 30/336 HP too much which is 9% too much. Except your regen rate was 7 plus a little to get 50hp of regen in 42 seconds. And the overhit likely wasn't 1hp. So the pet is likely closer to 15% too much HP.

So, yes, even with regen and the most possible "overhit" scenario the pet still has too much HP for a level 24 summon according to this classic data.

Don't fight it.

If it was a level 24 summoned pet, it's far below any level 25 ish mob, which appeard to be what you are fighting, which measn the mob should be hitting your pet 80-90% of the time, yet strangely despite being in combat long enough for around 6 kicks, the monk mob in question never lands a single kick, making me suspect your log is complete bullshit.

By this way this is fucking hilarious to me because the pet actually almost soloed that monk. It had 10% hp left at the end. Yeah, exactly. A level 24 pet summon by an Enchanter shouldn't be soloing mobs that are same/higher level than it but that is what they do. They function just like a mag/nec pet.