Pet buffs

[Feellia Flo]

From a LvL 75 perspective. Wondering if anyone is seeing are self pet buffs wear off, such as haste and pet shielding spells on are summoned pets.

Might just be my filter settings, but I played with them quite a bit and even dispelled my pet to check...I haven't seen anything wear off in my chat windows.

[nephayres]

I've certainly had no problem with my own buff spells wearing off my pet in recent history, the only thing close to this i can think of is when i suspended my pet with 'rathe's strength effect' on it, it kept it ad infinitum. /shrug

[Maeryn]

I have this annoying problem where my pet buffs ALWAYS wear off early. Haste constantly wears off after a measly 17 minutes. And the shielding buffs? 36 minutes, each and every time. wtf is that shit? I mean by the time I finish buffing my pet, buff myself and engage the mob, his buffs are already wearing off. Clearly our pet buffs are bugged and someone should look into it.

/sarcasm off

[Feellia Flo]

I see the same thing with rathe's strength effect, not sure if thats a good or bad thing, must be broke though.

[Solarra]

I think it has somethin to do with the way the filters hide Bard songs and pets. Try to turn that on if its off and see if get the messages afterward.

[Feellia Flo]

Thx Solarra, I do leave those off. Little to much spam for me, guess I'll just keep using pet report for Rune of Death. The shielding stuff is no biggy I only use them for big solo type mobs or before raid types.

BTW does anyone have parses of Sigil vs RoD. I have rk2, but ya it's just to damn short. Hope the devs can upgrade that before a new expansion whips are way. Doesn't make sense since in a way, it's a 4 spell upgrade from RoD.

/whatev :o

[Jebasiz]

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a79/gw01749/85rogsigil.jpg

That's the rogue on level 85 test mob with sigil rank II.

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a79/gw01749/85testrod.jpg
Rogue on 85 test mob with RoD.

They're short samples, the longer ones(I deleted because they took Yalp forever to parse) read about the same. Both are with the demiplane focus.