I don't mind it too much if the dragons I buy from the AH have names, though I do prefer them to be unnamed most of the time.
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TOPIC | [Poll] Named Dragons in AH
I don't mind it too much if the dragons I buy from the AH have names, though I do prefer them to be unnamed most of the time.
All my dragons I sell are named. (Thanks @Heeroku!) If people really like the dragon, a scroll of renaming is not too difficult to purchase.
All my dragons I sell are named. (Thanks @Heeroku!) If people really like the dragon, a scroll of renaming is not too difficult to purchase.
I generally prefer unnamed dragons because I love coming up with names and most of my dragons have certain types of names, but I have purchased a few named dragons and ended up keeping their names because they grew on me.
I generally prefer unnamed dragons because I love coming up with names and most of my dragons have certain types of names, but I have purchased a few named dragons and ended up keeping their names because they grew on me.
Voted :3 I don't really mind, heck my second favorite dragon in my lair I got off the AH already named "Bylii" I never changed her name. Given, I realized soon that Bylii was from a friend of mine in another site that also plays here. I also got Garnet from the AH named, though her name is relatively good her parent's are another story...
Voted :3 I don't really mind, heck my second favorite dragon in my lair I got off the AH already named "Bylii" I never changed her name. Given, I realized soon that Bylii was from a friend of mine in another site that also plays here. I also got Garnet from the AH named, though her name is relatively good her parent's are another story...
Thank you everyone for the responses! From what I've gauged, "No, I don't mind if a dragon is named when I buy them from the Auction House" has held the majority between 61-68% since the poll's creation.
Thank you everyone for the responses! From what I've gauged, "No, I don't mind if a dragon is named when I buy them from the Auction House" has held the majority between 61-68% since the poll's creation.
Answered. I really, really don't care about names. It takes like 5 minutes to earn 6k for a re-naming scroll and that's effort I don't mind spending on a dragon I like.
Answered. I really, really don't care about names. It takes like 5 minutes to earn 6k for a re-naming scroll and that's effort I don't mind spending on a dragon I like.
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Took the poll and 6kt isn't the world if it gets you the dragon you want.
Took the poll and 6kt isn't the world if it gets you the dragon you want.
I don't care either way usually--I always name my dragons but if one comes with a name I'll either change it to one I like better or keep it. I *have* bought a dragon from the AH before *because* I liked the name.
I don't care either way usually--I always name my dragons but if one comes with a name I'll either change it to one I like better or keep it. I *have* bought a dragon from the AH before *because* I liked the name.
i dont care but i prefer pre named fodder.
i dont care but i prefer pre named fodder.
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@Infectionary There was no good answer to the first question; I answered "depends on the name", because that's closest; it is neither true that I "don't mind" nor that "I only buy named dragons". I prefer named dragons, unless the name is something really awful.
It also somewhat depends on my purpose. For hatchlings that I am going to exalt, I'd rather they already be named (but I won't pay extra for named ones). For hatchlings that I am going to flip, I enjoy getting to give them names (but I definitely won't pay extra for unnamed ones). For adults that I am going to exalt, I will actively seek out named dragons unless I'm trying to get lots of dragons in a hurry, because the named ones might be leveled. And for hatchlings or adults that I'm going to keep for a couple weeks or more, the parents being named is not-infrequently a deciding factor. (If they're not, I won't.)
It also somewhat depends on my purpose. For hatchlings that I am going to exalt, I'd rather they already be named (but I won't pay extra for named ones). For hatchlings that I am going to flip, I enjoy getting to give them names (but I definitely won't pay extra for unnamed ones). For adults that I am going to exalt, I will actively seek out named dragons unless I'm trying to get lots of dragons in a hurry, because the named ones might be leveled. And for hatchlings or adults that I'm going to keep for a couple weeks or more, the parents being named is not-infrequently a deciding factor. (If they're not, I won't.)
@Infectionary There was no good answer to the first question; I answered "depends on the name", because that's closest; it is neither true that I "don't mind" nor that "I only buy named dragons". I prefer named dragons, unless the name is something really awful.
It also somewhat depends on my purpose. For hatchlings that I am going to exalt, I'd rather they already be named (but I won't pay extra for named ones). For hatchlings that I am going to flip, I enjoy getting to give them names (but I definitely won't pay extra for unnamed ones). For adults that I am going to exalt, I will actively seek out named dragons unless I'm trying to get lots of dragons in a hurry, because the named ones might be leveled. And for hatchlings or adults that I'm going to keep for a couple weeks or more, the parents being named is not-infrequently a deciding factor. (If they're not, I won't.)
It also somewhat depends on my purpose. For hatchlings that I am going to exalt, I'd rather they already be named (but I won't pay extra for named ones). For hatchlings that I am going to flip, I enjoy getting to give them names (but I definitely won't pay extra for unnamed ones). For adults that I am going to exalt, I will actively seek out named dragons unless I'm trying to get lots of dragons in a hurry, because the named ones might be leveled. And for hatchlings or adults that I'm going to keep for a couple weeks or more, the parents being named is not-infrequently a deciding factor. (If they're not, I won't.)
