Flight Rising Discussion

[b]We've noticed an increase in questions requesting ETAs. We understand (and share!) your excitement about upcoming content/features but we do not provide ETAs. Questions that are, at their heart, actually suggestions are also questions we do not respond to. If you'd like to make a suggestion about site content or features you'd like to see, please feel free to post it in our Suggestions Forum.[/b] [br][br][quote]Does the flight that you're in affect what you find in the gathering areas? Or is it all equal payout?[/quote] Players do not get a boon to gathering in the elemental region that their lair is located. All gathering attempts made by players of the same level in the same region are on equal footing. [br][br][quote]Do hatchlings count towards dominance if they are exalted - or is it only adults which are counted for this?[/quote] If a dragon is exalted it counts towards Dominance regardless of age. The only difference between hatchlings and adult dragons is that an adult dragon can be leveled. Leveled dragons count for more than unleveled dragons. [br][br][quote]What's the most popular tourist attraction in Sorneith? My dragons need a vacation.[/quote] Taking a ride on a balloon through the Twisting Crescendo is always a thrill for non-Wind dragons! [br][br][quote]Some breeds in the encyclopedia are stated to be more associated with a certain color (e.g. healthy coatls are reddish and are portrayed as reddish in their entry). Are spirals really most commonly purple and lore or is it random? And are ridgebacks really most commonly green in lore? And how do these features work with respect to their environments?[/quote] Breeds are not typically associated with a particular color, though some clans may be. [br][br]Coatls can be any color, but bright, vibrant colors are considered more healthy and desirable than duller colors. [br][br][quote]So why do certain colors appear as different shades on different breeds? For example, Aqua on a guardian is a vibrant, electric blue, like really bright. However the same color on a Skydancer is more dusty and faded. I noticed this when I breed changed my dragon. The hex codes are even different! What causes this?[/quote] The artwork for our dragons was originally colored by hand. This opened up the possibility of art errors from breed to breed due to mis-sampling and human error. Up until August 2015, we were still doing colors by hand. We now have a tool that will automatically color the new genes for the dragons. This new code is what will allow us to expand our [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/frd/1528779]color wheel from 67 to 177 colors[/url] in the future! When the new colors go live, we'll also be implementing the corrected colors on all of the genes with errors in them.