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Anonymous users2024-02-07Cats, wolves, wild boars, and hunting dogs can learn to rush into it.,The cat here is the name after just being caught.,Here's another thing.,All cats dps are the same.,It's just because the attack speed is different.,So the attack is not the same.,So if you don't pursue attack speed.,All cats are the same except for the appearance.。
However, if you learn to lurk, it will be different, because the first attack under lurking will have a bonus, so the slower the attack speed, the more you should hit in the first hit.
Comes with a pet skill learning location:
Rush 20 episodes cd30 seconds.
Rush to level 1 and spend 15 skill points
Requires pet level 30
Cliff Mountain Dog of the Badlands (36).
Hyenas in the Bleak Lands (37 38).
Valley of Thorns: Valley of Thorns Tiger (32-33).
Sad Swamp: Swamp Tiger (36-37).
Rush to level 2 and spend 20 skill points
Requires pet level 40
Badlands: Old Cliff Walker.
Boar at the gate of the Watchman in the Lands of the Damned (48-51).
Firas Feathermoon Fortress: Fanged Runner (40 41).
Valley of Thorns: Balthera (Level 40 Elite), Old Deep Throat Cheetah (40-41).
Rush to level 3 and spend 25 skill points
Requires pet level 50
Blackstone Abyss: Bloodaxe Wolf (56-57).
Winterspring Valley's: Frostblade Predator (59-60), Laxiri (rare 57).
Elite wolf at the Cynsalo Altar of Cintland (51).
The coyotes of Tanaris are destroyed.
Latent 40 episodes cd10 seconds.
Only felines can learn.
Latency Level 1 consumes skill points of 15
Requires pet level 30
Causes your pet to stealth, but slows its movement speed to 50% of normal. Sneak the first hit to gain a 20% bonus damage bonus. Lasts until cancelled.
Ridge Rangers, 36-37, Badlands.
Deepthroat Cheetah, 37-38, Valley of Thorns.
Shadow Panther, 39-40, Swamp of Sorrow.
Hidden Level 2 consumes skill points of 20
Requires pet level 40
Causes your pet to sneak, but slows its movement speed to 55% of normal. The first hit while stealth grants a 35% bonus damage bonus. Lasts until cancelled.
Ridge Leopard, 40-41, Badlands.
Aged deepthroat cheetah, 42-43, Valley of Thorns.
Hidden Level 3 costs 25 skill points
Requires pet level 50
Causes your pet to sneak, but slows its movement speed to 60% of normal. The first hit while stealth grants a 50% bonus damage bonus. Lasts until cancelled.
Jungle Cheetah, 50, Valley of Thorns.
Frostblade Predator, 59-60, Winterspring Valley.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06If you're 60, go catch the Winter Springs Ancient Elite quest bb
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Cats have both
But there is 80% of dives when it is a bird!
Pigs are more cool when they have a charge
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Summary. Felidae are divided into the cheetah subfamily, the cat subfamily, and the leopard subfamily, with a total of 40 species in 14 genera. Medium-to-large body in size, uniform body, medium-length limbs, toe-walking.
The head is large and round, the snout is short, and the senses of sight, hearing, and smell are well developed. The canines and lobes are extremely well developed; The upper lobe tooth has three cusps, and the lower lobed tooth has two cusps; The molars are more degenerate, and the diameter of the crown is less than the height of the lateral incisors. The fur is soft and often has a distinct pattern.
5 toes on the forefoot, 4 toes on the hind foot; The claws are sharp and retractable (cheetah claws cannot be fully retracted). The tail is generally more developed.
Felines are mostly good at climbing and jumping. Most prefer to live alone, but there are exceptions, such as lions. Carnivorous, often ambushing other warm-blooded animals.
Found in the cold and tropical regions of Eurasia, Africa, and the Americas, domestic cats domesticated by wild cats (Felis silvestris) have been artificially brought to the world, and many have become local invasive species.
Why are there so many felines.
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<> hello There are so many felines because there were many cats during the dinosaurs, and they appeared relatively early on the earth.
Felidae are divided into the cheetah subfamily, the cat subfamily, and the leopard subfamily, with a total of 40 species in 14 genera. Medium-to-large body in size, uniform body, medium-length limbs, toe-walking. The head is large and round, the snout is short, and the senses of sight, hearing, and smell are well developed.
The canines and lobes are extremely well developed; The upper lobe tooth has three cusps, and the lower lobed tooth has two cusps; The molars are more degenerate, and the diameter of the crown is less than the height of the lateral incisors. The fur is soft and often has a distinct pattern. 5 toes on the forefoot, 4 toes on the hind foot; The claws are sharp and retractable (cheetah claws cannot be fully retracted).
The tail is generally more developed. Most of the cats are good at climbing and jumping bridges. Most prefer to live alone, but there are exceptions, such as lions.
Carnivorous, often ambushing other warm-blooded animals. Found in the cold and tropical regions of Eurasia, Africa, and the Americas, domestic cats domesticated by wild cats (Felis silvestris) have been artificially brought to the world, and many of them have become local invasive species.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Felines know many fighting techniques, cautious, agile, strength and lethality, wild and strong cats, all know a special skill - throat locking, their moves are generally deadly, and their canines cannot be compared.
If you take the wolf and the lynx to go head-to-head, the lynx will win, because the wolf relies on the group and IQ, and the real fight will only bite indiscriminately, while the feline class is to test the other party first, and then find the right time to lock the throat, once the throat is successful, the other party will definitely die (unless it is a crusty monitor lizard can not die).
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Why are felines so powerful? After reading it, you can understand the reason!
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