I'm sure this is coming at some point, but can we get a MASSIVE stable increase as well? I for one would appreciate it VERY MUCH as a Night Elf Hunter main for over 15 years... there is millions of pets to collect and why not go the Pokemon/Palmon route and you know... catch them all? or at least throw it to 500 or something to keep variability in unique hunter pet interactions like "Oh ^&*! I didn't know you can get one of those" us hunters LOVE to collect cool %^&* that we've fought (I.E. bosses or Mini Bosses) or Lore related mobs... There is SOOO many tamable mobs in WoW and we'd like to be Beast Masters of Great Renown, if you know what I mean...
Finally! Big W!
Oh wow! I like it so much!New Stables looks rly cool as for me
Mostly what others have said... More stable slots... Let us choose what spec to make our pet. All my favorite pets/families are cunning, which is basically useless.... Also, give a few more pet classes unique abilities (like play, rest, trick, etc)
This system sucks. Now instead of summoning the next pet after your current, it summons either the last pet you captured (or something, idk) or the pet in your bonus slot.I do NOT want to use the same pet paired with every other pet. I have two manasabers I use together as my favorites, but I don't want either of them with my etherwyrm or my larion. Yet now I have no choice in the matter. Therefore I will never make use of my other pets because I can't be bothered to remember where stable masters are and to go back to them every time I transmog my character.This is the dumbest change they made since removing pet specializations after giving us the option. Why do they constantly give us good features only to butcher them later on. This has been a constant problem for glyphs since its inception. They can't settle on a single idea and instead offer us something we'll like only to ruin it later on by either removing it entirely or bugging it out because the system has changed so much it doesn't know how to function with it, like with Glyph of the Geist.