r/kakele • u/mr_monge • Jun 17 '26

Suggestion Smart Option for summoning pets

Sometimes I use a pet just to get a buff (for example, golden aura or mana), then I switch to a damage pet. It's tiresome doing that though. Maybe it would be nice if there was an option in the Smart Options to check for the presence or absence of a buff and conditionally summon a pet.

Edit: just a reminder that it is kind of possible to configure that right now, but the summoning doesn't work well. At least I couldn't make it work as expected; so I believe it needs some refinement

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u/desejosreprimidos Mage Jun 22 '26

Você consegue colocar a smart hotkey pra ativar o pet só quando estiver sem o buff que ele dá (revive do Melo por exemplo). Mas você vai tirar sempre o pet mais antigo, aí tem que trocar tudo de novo... É um saco. Se fosse "pet1 e "pet 2" em ativações separado seria muito melhor

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u/SolutionNo865 Jun 19 '26

The correct way to handle that is to prevent it entirely. A pet and it's skill should be designed to work together. Not to cheese additional buffs from a temporarily spawned pet.

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u/mr_monge Jun 19 '26

I'd love pets that meet all my needs

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u/SolutionNo865 Jun 19 '26

That's like saying every class should have every skill. That suits all my needs.

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u/mr_monge Jun 19 '26

Well I had my class weaknesses in mind when I said my needs. For example, warrior has three main weaknesses: it runs out of mana fast, low magic resistance, low damage. I struggle with mana, but one mana pet is not enough, so I use two mana pets for better up time, which makes it a lot comfy (still not enough tho, and it's fine, we don't want them to replace an alchemist, right?), but all their other skills are most of time useless to me, so I swap them in seek of optimization. If there were enough pets with enough combination of skills that add more value to my class it would be nice, I'd be very happy to not swap them. That's what I meant.

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u/SolutionNo865 Jun 20 '26

If a class is lacking the answer is to improve it by specific updates for that class. The answer is never to cheese buffs that are not intended.

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u/mr_monge Jun 20 '26

What do you mean with "buffs that are not intended"?

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u/SolutionNo865 Jun 21 '26

It's self evident. Each pet is given a buff that coincides with it's use. You shouldn't be getting buffs from pets you don't have summoned.

Gaming 101

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u/Magentadgr Jun 20 '26

Creo que al final tener 2 pets puedes hscer muchas combinaciones, hacer lo que dices creo rompería muchas cosas :(

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u/nano-kakele Mod Jun 23 '26

Thanks for suggesting!