Online Games with Pet Raising

Real pet raising in Metin2

If you're looking for an online game where pet raising is more than a single click, Metin2 offers a well-thought-out system. From hunting down a pet egg through hatching it to a fully developed high-level companion, there is genuine progression with tangible results.

The difference between a freshly hatched pet and a companion raised over months is enormous — in stats, available skills, and the support it provides in combat. That's what makes pet raising in Metin2 a long-term goal with a real sense of reward.

The raising process — from egg to companion

Step 1: Find the pet egg

The journey begins with the pet egg. These eggs drop from specific monsters in various areas of the Metin2 world. Some eggs are more common, others are rare. Knowing where each egg drops lets you farm efficiently — that's genuine game knowledge.

Alternatively, eggs can be obtained through events or traded for Yang on the player market. Patience and market awareness pay off.

Step 2: Hatching

The egg is activated from your inventory. After the hatching period, your companion emerges. Some eggs guarantee a specific pet, others are a surprise — which adds a collecting dimension to the system.

Step 3: Levelling through shared gameplay

The freshly hatched pet starts at Lv.1 — the beginning of the actual raising process. The pet gains experience while active as you fight monsters. Farming sessions earn your character Yang and items while your pet earns experience points. Raising progresses naturally alongside normal gameplay.

Step 4: Unlocking skills

Skills unlock as the pet levels up. This is where the strategic dimension of pet raising begins: which skills do you prioritise? Combat skills for more damage, loot skills for better farming, support skills for dungeons? The choice depends on your playstyle.

Step 5: Pet equipment

Highly developed pets can be equipped with special gear. This equipment improves the companion's stats and can further enhance skills. Pet equipment comes from the same sources as regular gear — dungeons, bosses, and events.

Which pets are worth raising?

Not all pets are equally valuable as a raising project. Here's an overview:

• Alastor: A solid starter pet, easy to farm, useful skills — the perfect entry point
• Scrofa: The best farming companion thanks to its loot bonus — a worthwhile long-term project
• Balathor: For DPS players who want maximum damage — harder to obtain, but powerful
• Uriel: Essential for dungeon runners — one of the most useful companions in the long run
• Razador: Specific to Sura/Shaman — a top project for those classes

Start with a pet that suits your current stage of play. A loot pet for grinding through mid-level content is often more practical than a rare endgame pet that barely gains experience because fights end too quickly.

Pet raising and Biolog Quests — the perfect combination

The Biolog Quests at NPC Baek-Go are one of the most important long-term activities in Metin2. They require collecting and turning in specific items in exchange for permanent stat bonuses. Combining the Biolog Quests with raising a farming pet — Scrofa for extra loot while gathering items — optimises two progression systems at once. That's the secret of efficient Metin2 players.