Dunno. Probably because the game is coded that way. Did you try $level or $archetype with /petsay_all? Do they work?
I think the problem might be that you can't control who your pet is targetting, other than telling them to attack your target. I don't know that they even CAN target friendlies...
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@gameboy1234 - I did try the $level or $archetype with no luck as well.
@Patteroast - I never thought about it that way... maybe that's the reason then.
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They can target friendlies - at least, they will target you.
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Originally Posted by Patteroast
I think the problem might be that you can't control who your pet is targetting, other than telling them to attack your target. I don't know that they even CAN target friendlies...
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It's because your pet has no target. It should work fine if you use $target through petsay while they're attacking something.
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Petsay has been broken for some time. They rarely play emotes; they say <em emote> instead. Not a big surprise $name and $target don't work either.|
Originally Posted by morestorr_mike
Is there any way to have your mastermind pet say a players name?
It's easy for a player to do it (/say hello $target) But when I try it with my pets (/petsay_all hello $target) My pets only say "hello $target" instead of saying the target's name Any one know why? |
EDIT: although, come to think of it, $target shows as "$target" if you have no active target. The pets themselves only target enemies, not players. They would never say a player's name this way.
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The Protector bots will occasionally shield another player, but it happens very rarely. That's the only instance of a MM pet targeting another player that I'm aware of. |
Originally Posted by Derangedpolygot
EDIT: although, come to think of it, $target shows as "$target" if you have no active target. The pets themselves only target enemies, not players. They would never say a player's name this way.
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It might even be a glitch that causes it to happen too. I've been bubbled by an MMs Probot before, but I don't know if it is actually supposed to do that.
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Originally Posted by Dechs Kaison See, it's gems like these that make me check Claws' post history every once in a while to make sure I haven't missed anything good lately. |
Is there any way to have your mastermind pet say a players name?
It's easy for a player to do it (/say hello $target)
But when I try it with my pets (/petsay_all hello $target)
My pets only say "hello $target" instead of saying the target's name
Any one know why?