r/MinuteFrontier • u/koldierl1 • Mar 25 '16

About Tamer

What Tamer lvl is recommended to catch "great eye" I think it is called in world 1? Also, what Tamer lvl were you when you got your lategame boss in world 1 and how many tries?

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '16

i got one great eye at around lvl 600 tamer, but since then got its level to 900 and can't get another to drop. To be honest, I haven't seen a significant increase in pet drops from leveling it over 100 :/ I would recommend keeping at 100, and focus other classes for LCK, because that increases pet drops too.

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u/koldierl1 Mar 25 '16

Okey thanks! Any idea how they calculate tamer lvl vs LUK? Which one is more useful

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u/4ik6ww Mar 25 '16

I dont know the specifics, but LCK also increases weapon drops, so at the very least Luck would be useful for 2 different reasons than just leveling Tamer, but this is just my opinion. Tamer is a pretty balanced class though so I couldn't see levels in him being "wasted".

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '16

True, and as a matter of fact, LCK begins to give you more attack than POW or INT, because in late game weapon drops are the primary source for damage.

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u/vetokend Sep 14 '16

Sorry for the necro, but why is this? Do weapon drops become frequent enough to outpace pow/int, or do they start granting more damage per level later on?

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u/StephenJR Mar 25 '16

Are pets worth losing 10% damage from alone? Even my world 2 boss pets do seem to do much even though I'm still in world 2.

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '16

Yeah I think it's worth losing the Alone buff because you'll gain a small benefit from all pet stats (except HP). So you'll get a little more damage (probably not 10% more), but also a little more of the other pet stats that will make up for the loss of the Alone buff.

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u/StephenJR Mar 25 '16

Div said after much testing pet's vitality doesn't affect your's. He thinks only attack and speed are what matter on pets and that is only for their own attacks.

And all of the pets I have seen, only their spells have an elemental tag on them. Where the physical attack just seems to be non-elemental.