Yes, but see the point is that the Dragoon which we're all familiar with always had a wyvern out. Which is why I suggest the idea of making the wyvern not a pet, but a part of the Dragoon class itself. Therefore, the Dragoon and wyvern stay inseparable.Maybe they can have a skill named something like Wyvern Aid or something. A buff with a moderately long cd (5 minutes maybe) that has your pet assist you with the skill. Like Fire Breath might become a dual Fire Breath with the help of your wyvern or when you jump he can fly you up or push you down as you fall. Just a few ideas.

But that's not making it a pet, that's making it more as an add-on. He can stay with you, but you can use a buff that makes it so that he can also be part of your skills.
The wyvern isn't a pet though, it's what makes a Dragoon a Dragoon. Like I said, don't think about the Dragoon and his wyvern as "Pet + Character" but rather think of the two of them as 1 character.
In fact, what you're suggesting is exactly what Yoshi-P was talking about. They'd have to balance out the stats because having a pet just makes you that much stronger.

I'd like you to explain to me how that sounds like Pet+Character at all... Am I missing something? Having a Wyvern following you and being able to enhance one of your skills as a buff makes him a pet? You could just as easily make a buff called something like "Dragoon's Spirit" do the same thing and it wouldn't be considered a pet...The wyvern isn't a pet though, it's what makes a Dragoon a Dragoon. Like I said, don't think about the Dragoon and his wyvern as "Pet + Character" but rather think of the two of them as 1 character.
In fact, what you're suggesting is exactly what Yoshi-P was talking about. They'd have to balance out the stats because having a pet just makes you that much stronger.
Edit: At least in my perspective, what Yoshi-P was against was having a Wyvern fight with you like a beast master. I'm saying that you could create a buff for Dragoon that makes it so that your Wyvern assists you in your next skill. An example being something like instead of the Dragoon breathing fire, the Wyvern and the Dragoon both breath fire to create a stronger fire. After that the Wyvern just flies behind you until you use the buff again.
Last edited by Dawiichan; 01-09-2012 at 12:52 PM.
Maybe you're missing the point I'm trying to make? o_OI'd like you to explain to me how that sounds like Pet+Character at all... Am I missing something? Having a Wyvern following you and being able to enhance one of your skills as a buff makes him a pet? You could just as easily make a buff called something like "Dragoon's Spirit" do the same thing and it wouldn't be considered a pet...
I'm simply pushing the fact that the wyvern must be involved in everything the Dragoon does. It can't simply assist on just some of the skills via a buff with a long cooldown.

Alright, I can see where you are going with that. Though I still have no idea why my idea was considering the wyvern as a pet...
Either way, yes I would have to agree that a wyvern being part of all your skills aesthetically is pretty cool, though if you look back at older FF games it's not exactly how that worked. Wyverns and Dragoons were close for sure, but in an offensive situation the wyvern isn't used 100% of the time, it was more like 20%. This is why I thought a buff enhancing your skills once instead of the wyvern being there in every skill was more correct.
Sorry, I misunderstood your post. I see your point though. I prefer the wyvern to be out 24/7 however. That's where personal preference comes into play though ;]Alright, I can see where you are going with that. Though I still have no idea why my idea was considering the wyvern as a pet...
Either way, yes I would have to agree that a wyvern being part of all your skills aesthetically is pretty cool, though if you look back at older FF games it's not exactly how that worked. Wyverns and Dragoons were close for sure, but in an offensive situation the wyvern isn't used 100% of the time, it was more like 20%. This is why I thought a buff enhancing your skills once instead of the wyvern being there in every skill was more correct.
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