FAQ: The Frequently Asked Questions thread (Updated Nov 2023)

[Wynterborne]

*sneaks in and derails the thread* I have a quick question, how often can I click a creature and have it count towards that creatures development? Once a day? Every so many hours? I scanned, but didn't find anything, so I thought I might as well ask the experts

[NorthernLady]

From waht I can remember, twelve hours... Others needs to confirm. When I was click threading, typically, once a day for me, for sure.

[TNHawke]

A click counts twice a day- about every 12 hours, it used to be once a day, but Tristan changed it at some point, and forgot to tell us at that time, but he said so recently.

And I couldn't find this info in the FAQ either, it needs to get added.

[Noodles]

I think it was in the old one, Morg probably just didn't add it back to the new one or something.

[TNHawke]

I'm pretty sure the old one still said once a day. Lol.

[ChrysalisWolfHero]

Platypodes come twice a day? That's more frequent than I thought!

Anyway, (if this is possible) I have a Nursery Guardian male wolf, and if I bred him to one of my Solace females, what would the resulting pup be?

[Soleil]

Platypodes come twice a day? That's more frequent than I thought!

Anyway, (if this is possible) I have a Nursery Guardian male wolf, and if I bred him to one of my Solace females, what would the resulting pup be?

Platy-floods are pretty random, so they could come quite often.


As for the question, it would be born with the name of either lineage.I believe it's a 50/50 chance of either name.

[ChrysalisWolfHero]

Platypodes come twice a day? That's more frequent than I thought!

Anyway, (if this is possible) I have a Nursery Guardian male wolf, and if I bred him to one of my Solace females, what would the resulting pup be?

Platy-floods are pretty random, so they could come quite often.


As for the question, it would be born with the name of either lineage.I believe it's a 50/50 chance of either name.

Thanks!

[BlackOrchid93]

A quick query, if MI stands for the minimum increase, the minimum amount a bid has to exceed the previous bid by, can you use "MI" in an auction, rather than using numbers? Sorry, it's probably a silly question, but it's been bugging me for a while.

[TNHawke]

It's easier on the next bidder if you actually state an amount, that way everyone is clear about how much is being bid. Imagine how confusing it would be to see a whole page of "MI" posts and trying to figure out how much the winning bid actually is?