Diablo Immortal | How good are pets really? A fresh look at the impact of Familiars on game play
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2024
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Introduction: 0:00
Section 1 - Impact on Combat: 1:00
Section 2 - Impact on Convenience: 6:25
Section 3 - My Approach to Pets: 8:25
This is an excellent video, very well presented. Clear microphone. Very useful and helpful editing.
Would you consider doing tutorial videos in future for players who are basically fumbling through the game?
I am currently 660 Paragon and only have the basic familiar you start with. I feel that I am missing things I should be doing as I level up.
Again, excellent video.
Thanks! Hmm I have been playing this game so long that many of the earlier aspects of the game is a bit foreign to me by now. And new player experience is very different from mine because the game has changed so much. I don't know if I have enough content to do a tutorial. Let me think on it and put that on my list of ideas though!
Keeping making videos. You have the best immortal content right now, along with mao.
Thank you :) I appreciate your kind comment very much!
good video, but i can help with some tips from my own finding. #1 don't meld. in fact make that point #2 and #3. your ordinary pets are literally useless to as a main companion, they even offer limited value as bonded yellow pet, bc yellow pets giving yellow traits are minuscule numbers and you can't stack the trait. so all ordinary, even if they are yellow, unless they have the utility traits i am doing 1 of 2 things: 1. convert 2. end pact. the primary goal is to get your companion pet with as many legendary passive skills. legendary passive also implies aberrant bc they are not possible to roll in ordinary pet. you build up your companion pet by also converting it with other aberrant pets. at some point it will roll with a legendary skill. great. but now you need to keep rolling, but use conversion stones. eventually you will get a 2nd legendary skill, awesome, but now stones are doubled. if you are playing pvp, you will basically keep rolling the pet , using conversion stones, gaining more legendary skills, until you get savior, the god skill for pvp. this is now your temporary main pet bc it acquired maybe 3 or less legendary skills when savior showed up. now you are going to repeat this whole process on your sidelined new pet to develop. the goal on this new pet is to gain more legendary skills than current pet, while also rolling savior, so if your current pet has 3 skillls and savior, your backup pet becomes your main pet when it's 4 skills and savior. this becomes your main pet, and now you try to improve your previous main pet with 5 skills and savior. people will realize to play this end game your are going to need a massive amount conversion stones. that is where end pact comes in on ordinary pets. if any ordinary pet has 4 or more yellows passive skills you should be doing end pact and not converting. if it has 3 yellow passives it's a judgement call, which leans towards convert before end pact until you are desperate for stones. also an aberrant pet with 4 or more yellow passive and it being rare pet you should consider selling for platinum bc a dummy will buy it. if it's blue aberrant with 4 or more yellows you should also use end pact bc the conversion stones will be so important. now while all this pet conversions are happening your main side game is to roll legendary traits on aberrant pets AND on EITHER ordinary pets or aberrant watch the stat bar. anything 170 or higher is legendary, but if it's on ordinary pet they will display as yellow. you can use exchange attributes to move the stat into abberrant pet that has the trait needing the legendary stat requirement. this will turn that aberrant into legendary. now why is legendary traits important and yellow traits on ordinary pets trash? bc the legendary traits will STACK their stats with one caveat, the trait cannot be repeated from a pet of the same species, else it wont stack. so now you have completed the end goal, companion pet with many legendary skills and bonded pets with many legendary traits and they all have to aberrant. notice i didn't mention MELD one time. good luck
Great information, thank you!
I have a question if you have the time - So I converted 3 blues (each with one rare passive) and got back 1 blue (with 1 rare passive). Is this bad luck or should I have done something else with the 3 blue pets? Should I only be converting normal pets? Thanks for any advice.
@@bobbyleeacn yes just bad luck. keep rolling :)
This is fantastic information and provides some great insight into what it is like in the late game for familiars. Personally, I am so far from being able to do the things in these instructions, but it provides an excellent roadmap for when I get there. I will definitely follow this advise over the next few months.
@EndGamingOfficial good luck, look forward to seeing your pet in a couple months
Great vid!, concise and engaging views, instant sub
Thank you for this video but there’s one error that needs correction. The Armory Utility trait is the only utility trait you CAN use inside instances like court of whispers or castle making it incredibly useful. I have it and use it all the time
Ooh, thank you for that correction. I don't actually have the armory pet, so I assumed it would be the same as the other two. Lesson learned!
You’re welcome 😊. Great video though! Keep up the good work
Lucky lucky lucky lucky lucky I HATE the familiars.
Once again great information presented in a clear concise manner. Would you ever be looking to sell any pets at this point? If so, what would you be looking at to sell (if you needed the platinum)? Thanks
Thanks for the kind words again! In terms of selling pets for platinum, I am holding off until people discover more on which passives are desirable and which ones are bad.
If I had a lot of pets at max level, then I would consider selling those with rare passives, and keep pets with legendary skills in case I want to meld those into my main pet later.
Prices of pets in the market place is heavily influenced by the number of rare/legendary skills it has and the price is controlled by Blizzard with min/maxes based on that. Most of the demand for pets on the market is whales buying them to end contract, to get conversion stones. The more rare skills a pet has, the more conversion stones it generates when you end the contract, the more the whales would pay for it.
Without knowing the market dynamics on your server, I would say if you're going to sell, just try to sell it at max price and reduce it over time if it doesn't sell. That's fairly safe way to do it, albeit it takes some patience.
Very interesting post thank you 🙏
I’m confused about cursed properties it’s something I’ve never really looked into any tips would be appreciated…
What aspect of cursed properties are you confused about?
@@EndGamingOfficial hi thanks for your reply-I’m “assuming” cursed gear drops randomly. I’m not clear then if it’s not the case how to get any. My character doesn’t have any at all currently. So I’m not sure how to get it.
Also I’m in a low activity warband there’s something called a Tableu with 1 weapon in it. I’ve randomly upgraded it as there was an option to do that. But - do I equip the item? If not what’s its purpose?
Other than that I’m slowly getting to grips with most things thanks to a good few of your posts.
Thanks again-appreciate you taking the time 🙏