OK... I'm not sure I understand this correctly.

Is this statement correct?

If a tamed pet has less than 125 in any stat (strength, dex, or intelligence), it can be trained UP to 125 max.

Is that the way it works? Is that true for all tamable pets?

Does that also mean that training in stats that are already over 125 will max out at the creature's max? Or can those stats not raise?

Thanks!

*I can tell Baldguy is busy with school hehehehe*

Got an A on my presentation, even though I had to stay up till 1 am last night doing it.

I purposely put half the class into a light trance with my voice. Was only supposed to be my three students, but everyone got into it. Got rid of three headaches too! Which was the point of the lesson.

Any stat over 125 once tamed, will stay there.

And yes, all tameables theoretically SHOULD be able to advance to 125. Problem is, you have to get them to GM in a skill to start getting massive stat raise. until then, it is a couple points a day.

So it would take quite some time to verify all pets. Will check vetmaster out on this angle. Yup, they checked some pets max damage, trained up to 125. Check out the regular cat.

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And yes, all tameables theoretically SHOULD be able to advance to 125. Problem is, you have to get them to GM in a skill to start getting massive stat raise. until then, it is a couple points a day.
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I did not know this, most of my pets are stuck at 90 dex and hasn't gone up in weeks but almost have one skill gm so I will see then, hehe.

Thanks!!

I added a trained/untrained option to the calc. It seems that of the pets I selected, the only stat that was ever below 125 was dex. So, the logic in the calc says (for pets with <125 max dex):

If pet = trained, set max dex = 125. If pet = untrained, leave max dex at the max tamed dex.