i love the coli updates! super excited to see more coli enemies. not sure how i feel about the crossroads just yet but im def excited for that too
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TOPIC | Community Update June 2015
i love the coli updates! super excited to see more coli enemies. not sure how i feel about the crossroads just yet but im def excited for that too
Wooo crossroads update! :') excited to see how the coli changes come out :O
Wooo crossroads update! :') excited to see how the coli changes come out :O
Thank you for the update, as usual! It's really appreciated! :)
Thank you for the update, as usual! It's really appreciated! :)
Okay but adding more to coil won't fix the problems it's having. 0 tablets from neutral enemies is a new, why can't y'all just fix that for now? Some of is can't spend 24/7 on a computer and lowering drop rates makes holidays upsetting and not fun.
Okay but adding more to coil won't fix the problems it's having. 0 tablets from neutral enemies is a new, why can't y'all just fix that for now? Some of is can't spend 24/7 on a computer and lowering drop rates makes holidays upsetting and not fun.
This is probably a stupid question, but it's my first contest. How do I enter?
This is probably a stupid question, but it's my first contest. How do I enter?
About crossroads: the new version is a three step process with the ability to add "messages" in between at any point. The messages are completely optional.
If at step 3 a player no longer has an item they promised: (IE, they promised a light bear that used to be in their hoard, but they put it on a dragon instead or sold that bear), then the trade will error out and cancel, notifying both players that it was unable to go through because items were no longer available.
So it's a three step process instead of a two step process. The three steps just have a lot more flexibility, because there's a lot more that can be offered. This trade system is fairly "all-inclusive" and should allow secure item trading, dragon trading, currency trading, or any combination in-between!
- Step 1: Player 1 puts up their end of the trade (what they are trading away.) May include a message of what they want in return.
- Step 2: Player 2 may cancel the trade because they don't want to make it, or they put up what they want to trade away in return. Because player 2 is able to see the full trade, they can approve it on their end.
- Step 3: Player 3 sees the trade that player 2 has approved. They may reject it, which will cancel the trade, or accept it, which will make the trade go through, transferring both items (both players have then approved.).
If at step 3 a player no longer has an item they promised: (IE, they promised a light bear that used to be in their hoard, but they put it on a dragon instead or sold that bear), then the trade will error out and cancel, notifying both players that it was unable to go through because items were no longer available.
So it's a three step process instead of a two step process. The three steps just have a lot more flexibility, because there's a lot more that can be offered. This trade system is fairly "all-inclusive" and should allow secure item trading, dragon trading, currency trading, or any combination in-between!
About crossroads: the new version is a three step process with the ability to add "messages" in between at any point. The messages are completely optional.
If at step 3 a player no longer has an item they promised: (IE, they promised a light bear that used to be in their hoard, but they put it on a dragon instead or sold that bear), then the trade will error out and cancel, notifying both players that it was unable to go through because items were no longer available.
So it's a three step process instead of a two step process. The three steps just have a lot more flexibility, because there's a lot more that can be offered. This trade system is fairly "all-inclusive" and should allow secure item trading, dragon trading, currency trading, or any combination in-between!
- Step 1: Player 1 puts up their end of the trade (what they are trading away.) May include a message of what they want in return.
- Step 2: Player 2 may cancel the trade because they don't want to make it, or they put up what they want to trade away in return. Because player 2 is able to see the full trade, they can approve it on their end.
- Step 3: Player 3 sees the trade that player 2 has approved. They may reject it, which will cancel the trade, or accept it, which will make the trade go through, transferring both items (both players have then approved.).
If at step 3 a player no longer has an item they promised: (IE, they promised a light bear that used to be in their hoard, but they put it on a dragon instead or sold that bear), then the trade will error out and cancel, notifying both players that it was unable to go through because items were no longer available.
So it's a three step process instead of a two step process. The three steps just have a lot more flexibility, because there's a lot more that can be offered. This trade system is fairly "all-inclusive" and should allow secure item trading, dragon trading, currency trading, or any combination in-between!
