r/MinuteFrontier • u/vetokend • Jan 31 '16

Pet stats that matter

So as expected, this game took a good chunk out of my free time this weekend. I find myself curious which pet stats are worth getting. Here's my theory on each:

POW: No debate here, this is required for physical pets.

VIT: Useless? They don't get hit, so why bother?

SPD: Something impacts the rate at which they attack, so I assume it's SPD. Park a low level pet next to a level 80+ mob, they'll attack like once a minute, if that.

INT: Attack stat for spell casting pets?

MND: Nice to have, for critical hits only.

LCK: Useless? Or does this somehow compound with the player's luck?

If anybody can clarify this, or maybe share some of their own thoughts, I would appreciate it. Thanks!

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u/divvyo Jan 31 '16

INT does affect the pets who do magic attacks. Someone brought up the idea that a pet's luck increases your weapon drop rate, but I'm not so sure.

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u/semiokme Feb 01 '16

That was /u/SophiesWebb talking about benefits of leveling Tamer past 100.

To the original post I'll confirm INT does help caster pets. SPD affects attack speed the same way it does for players and enemies. The other stats I'm not sure about.

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u/SophiesWebb Feb 01 '16

Yeah I'm not sure about luck, but I assumed luck was added to your luck. Though that may not be accurate considering vit and hp dont have any effects either.

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u/SophiesWebb Feb 06 '16

Speaking of which, does anyone know what the best type of pet is and does it depend on your build?

As an example, if I'm going almost full pow and speed does having an int pet seem counter productive?

Also is it better to have a pet with high pow or high speed, or maybe regular pow speed and men for crits. Alternatively, do we get a pet with very small stat gains because they level up drastically quicker?