The fact that weapons-wielding NPCs lack touch damage(like the player) makes me wonder if a touch damage monster might be a good option against them, though.Īlso very indirectly reminding me why I'm tempted to try building at high altitude. So them rushing headlong into other touch damages monsters is a good way for them to die VERY quickly. This sadly make procgen monsters(except for "Large Flying" types who have ranged attacks) the poorest pet options since touch damage is the ONLY thing they can do. Unless you're actually fighting weapons-wielding NPCs(who cannot deal damage on touch, but need to actually swing their weapons), most pets with "touch damages" will get hurt by other monsters at the same time they try to attack them. Capture pods with dead pets in them have no red light. The worst pets seems to be the "damage on touch" melee attackers ones though. Can pets die Starbound If a pet that is following you is killed, it will return to its capture pod.
Flying mobility+ranged attack might put them relatively above pretty much any of the other procedural monsters and being "large" monsters they might be able to tank some more damages than smaller flying enemies. That's where the "Large" flying monsters spawn, and they still have the old procedurally generated ranged attack of the past. Click to expand.Also very indirectly reminding me why I'm tempted to try building at high altitude.
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