View Full Forums : Do Vet Rewards Get Stronger at Higher LvL


Tejaye
05-22-2005, 12:49 PM
Does the Vet Rewards, such as the 2 minions we can summon to help us, get stronger, such as the buffs.....as you progress to higher levels?
Or are the buffs a level 1 gets the same as the buffs you would get at level 70 if you claim the same reward for each character?

Bufferofnewbies
05-22-2005, 02:09 PM
Im not sure if its based on recipients level or owner's level, but i do know the buffs get stronger at higher levels.

example: my cleric, he gets stuck with Celerity and clarity. My magi gets swift like the wind and some kind of 'servant's breath'(name?) (its somewhere between c2 and c3 i believe, for regen) on her.

Aluaeia
05-22-2005, 06:18 PM
the jester does the same thing at all levels, the steadfast helper guy gets stronger as the caster gains levels, the rest are the same at all levels.

Joxter Elmheart
05-23-2005, 02:22 PM
Awesome. I wish the jester would get stronger.. maybe cast a dragon illusion on someone. that would be fun.

Aluaeia
05-23-2005, 11:56 PM
Jester can make you appear as anything in the zone model graphic file afaik. Maybe just humanoid things. I was a golem in rcod catacombs once, that was awesome, though running around made the view bob back and forth really rapidly.

Tejaye
05-24-2005, 01:05 AM
Yes....my newbie in Mines of Glooming Deep became a Spider and then a Kobold.

wanderinglefty
05-24-2005, 02:29 AM
do you get the rewards on all your chars or is it just on one an u pick which one gets them?

sorry for seemingly stupid question but I can't play right for some months

Nimchip
05-24-2005, 07:55 AM
Depends on how many rewards / years you have. If you have 2 rewards (2 years) then 2 chars can have the rewards. If you have 1 reward (1 year) then only 1 character can get the rewards. If you have 5 rewards, then 5 characters can get them, and so on.

wanderinglefty
05-24-2005, 08:08 AM
Started account 3 years ago, no break.
um ok im confused.. i have 3 chars
A main druid
a cleric alt
and a warrior that i got to 14 and is just for bazaar
had couple other but sony delted them for being newbie and unused.

Does each of my 3 chars get the rewards or do I have to pick which gets what.

If i create a new char ..its just out of luck no reward for it?

ty

Nimchip
05-24-2005, 08:15 AM
Started account 3 years ago, no break.
um ok im confused.. i have 3 chars
A main druid
a cleric alt
and a warrior that i got to 14 and is just for bazaar
had couple other but sony delted them for being newbie and unused.

Does each of my 3 chars get the rewards or do I have to pick which gets what.

If i create a new char ..its just out of luck no reward for it?

ty

If you have 3 Reward AAs (3 years played) then you can give all 3 AAs to all 3 of the chars :p

If you create a new char, and you have given 2 /veteran to 2 of your chars you can give the last one to him until you get another AA next year (and then you have access to another char). If you have done /veteran to claim the AAs on 3 of your chars, then you will have to wait until next year when you get the fourth reward AA.

wanderinglefty
05-24-2005, 08:33 AM
one more question..

so if I dont claim the reward with any of the three I have now...and I create a totally new char.. I could give this all the rewards? its just how many rewards are left, doesnt matter that it wasnt there when the rewards came out.

Nimchip
05-24-2005, 10:48 AM
ok you seem confused.

First of all the number of years you've played determines how many chars you can give the rewards to.

Second it determines how many AA Rewards you will get.

Let's say you have played four years. You claim this on one character and he receives all FOUR AAs.
You are allowed to give the rewards to 3 more characters. So let's say you give another char the rewards. He again receives all FOUR AAs.

So yes if you create a new char you can give it your AA rewards, as well as other chars depending on the years you've played.

wanderinglefty
05-24-2005, 12:02 PM
ok you seem confused.

First of all the number of years you've played determines how many chars you can give the rewards to.


Thanks you are right I was confused. Think I got it now. The part I didnt know was in that quote, that the number of years determines the number of chars that get the benefits.

That it determined the number of benefits I read on sony, must have missed the other part.