How exactly do you use pets? I have a wolf and cougar. I had made it halfway through the forest before buying a subscription, then when I did the pets unlocked. Are there more than the wolf pup and cougar cub? What are they used for? How do I use them?
Currently, I believe there are only those are the only two available.
The developers are testing out the Baby Griffin and other new pets they hope to release in the near future.
I believe they are mostly used to fetch potions and say something to solve puzzles. You will also move the pet around with the moveXY command to trigger something etc.
Very true! Total features include:
Talking to you;
Fetching things;
Flying over holes to get items that the hero can’t get;
AND
Most IMPORTANT:
Pets don’t get hurt from mines and traps AND don’t suffer from mushrooms.
They will become useful in the desert.
Hope this is useful
We will be adding more abilities, and more pets, in the future. But in the meantime, some hints to get you started:
You can use pet.debug(x) on any level instead of hero.say(x) if you want to print out debugging messages without slowing down your hero.
The true power of pets are event handlers, first discussed in the level Backwoods Buddy in Backwoods Forest. There are several levels teaching about this in Forest and Desert, and the concept is also used in the Game Development 2 and Web Development 2 campaigns.
If you haven’t gotten that far yet… keep going!
Ok… In this case, do you have the Kithsteel Blade? For that battle, it’s either gain coins or fight, and I choose fight often. For some reason, the pets don’t work for that level. The Kithsteel Blade lets you hit them before they can react. And the fastest boots you have will help you spring on to more enemies, well, faster.
Here is my code:
// Defend your towers in this replayable challenge level!
// Step on an X if you have 20 gold to build a soldier.
while(true) {
var enemy = hero.findNearestEnemy();
if (enemy) {
hero.attack(enemy);
}
}
My philosophy is: In coding, it’s war not piece - especially if your fighting dumb ogres (Not a real philosophy, but it fits )