Enormous wolf pet!

[Luthien]

I logged in my beastlord last night to discover that my wolf pet was now HUGE! I was able to use my pet shrink spell to make him more managable throughout the night, but is this associated with the option for the old wolf and skelly models? I didn't try to load the old ones... I'm quite happy with the current ones. Any ideas greatly appreciated.

 

[robotsinmyhead]

I saw you in NNP I think. It's shoulders were level with the Mouth of the NNP Gate.

I was gonna ask, but I just thought it was funny.

 

[Wiz]

Luclin wolves are going to be huge, no way around it, since we officially support old models.

 

[kineldar]

Luclin wolves are going to be huge, no way around it, since we officially support old models.

So beastlord pets are now officially 15 feet tall at the shoulders by design? haha

Can anyone post a pic of old school wolves? I started after PoP so i got no idea.

 

[Wiz]

Luclin wolves are going to be huge, no way around it, since we officially support old models.

So beastlord pets are now officially 15 feet tall at the shoulders by design? haha

Can anyone post a pic of old school wolves? I started after PoP so i got no idea.

Unless you switch to old models.

 

[kineldar]

Luclin wolves are going to be huge, no way around it, since we officially support old models.

So beastlord pets are now officially 15 feet tall at the shoulders by design? haha

Can anyone post a pic of old school wolves? I started after PoP so i got no idea.

Unless you switch to old models.

So is there anyway to include this switch into a patch or does it have to be done manually after every official patch?

because #1 i'm uncomfortable messing with files like that because i tend to screw things up

and #2 if it has to be done after every patch then it will become exceedingly annoying

 

[Wiz]

Right now we can't just put it in the patch program. And you do not have to do it more than once.

 

[kineldar]

Right now we can't just put it in the patch program. And you do not have to do it more than once.

Oh okay, i was under the assumption that after i initially did this, then the next time i ran the patcher it would replace the files essentially overwriting them. thanks.