I personally don't see any problem with having perma's in the Colisieum. If we're going to argue about the name and the tooltip, then so be it.
Yes, the tool tip does desribe the perma-baby as a hatchling. However, logistically, there would is no other way to describe the function of the scroll.
However, it should be stated that we do not know the intentions of the admins. Perhaps they meant that eternally youthful dragons are indeed babies - but we do not know for sure. Claiming to know their meaning is disingenous, and saying "the tooltip describes them as hatchlings" does not prove a point. After all, the description of an eternally-youthful dragon according to the site itself is "this dragon is enjoying the benefits of eternal youth," not something along the lines of "this dragon is forever a child."
My point is, I get it if you do not like perma's in the coli. However, that is not a reason to deny other users the right to use them in the coli. This is a similar situation to exalting. There are no-exalt lairs, and that's fine, but that does not deny the ability for other players to exalt (and don't start telling me about site economy and space and how exalting is necessary, I know, I'm just saying if you don't like a mechanic, then don't use it).
Furthermore, with the argument that perma's should be de-buffed, why? If size requirements are going to be taken into consideration then why are faes allowed to fight? Yes there intrinsically magic-heavy but you can mess with their skill points to make them a tank. I mean, I have baby snapper that is a LOT bigger than my adult fae - 2.14kg adult fae versus a 935.1kg baby snapper, but are faes banned from coli?
If we're going to follow that line of thinking then old dragons should get de-buffs for being old. But that's not going to happen, because it ruins functionality. As it stands, I don't see why they shouldn't be allowed in coli. The only thing I can think of is the necessity of of new "fainted" sprites but I think a scaled-down version of the one of the adult counterparts wouldn't be too bad. The resolution in coli is bad already so why not?
Yes, the tool tip does desribe the perma-baby as a hatchling. However, logistically, there would is no other way to describe the function of the scroll.
However, it should be stated that we do not know the intentions of the admins. Perhaps they meant that eternally youthful dragons are indeed babies - but we do not know for sure. Claiming to know their meaning is disingenous, and saying "the tooltip describes them as hatchlings" does not prove a point. After all, the description of an eternally-youthful dragon according to the site itself is "this dragon is enjoying the benefits of eternal youth," not something along the lines of "this dragon is forever a child."
My point is, I get it if you do not like perma's in the coli. However, that is not a reason to deny other users the right to use them in the coli. This is a similar situation to exalting. There are no-exalt lairs, and that's fine, but that does not deny the ability for other players to exalt (and don't start telling me about site economy and space and how exalting is necessary, I know, I'm just saying if you don't like a mechanic, then don't use it).
Furthermore, with the argument that perma's should be de-buffed, why? If size requirements are going to be taken into consideration then why are faes allowed to fight? Yes there intrinsically magic-heavy but you can mess with their skill points to make them a tank. I mean, I have baby snapper that is a LOT bigger than my adult fae - 2.14kg adult fae versus a 935.1kg baby snapper, but are faes banned from coli?
If we're going to follow that line of thinking then old dragons should get de-buffs for being old. But that's not going to happen, because it ruins functionality. As it stands, I don't see why they shouldn't be allowed in coli. The only thing I can think of is the necessity of of new "fainted" sprites but I think a scaled-down version of the one of the adult counterparts wouldn't be too bad. The resolution in coli is bad already so why not?