If you drop e.g. a rabid jackalope, and then pick it up again, will it just be a normal rabbit?
I was thinking that someone could e.g. keep dropping a toad until it becomes a shocked frog..
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Shask
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cobaltjones
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Re: Question about curios such as shocked frog, rabid jackal
No, obviously. C'mon now.
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Shask
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Re: Question about curios such as shocked frog, rabid jackal
How do you know?cobaltjones wrote:No, obviously. C'mon now.
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cobaltjones
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Re: Question about curios such as shocked frog, rabid jackal
Because if it worked that way there would be an endless supply of shocked frogs and rabid jackalope. Just think about it.
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Shask
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Re: Question about curios such as shocked frog, rabid jackal
Erm, no there wouldn't. That's like saying there's a huge supply of weird beetroot, because you can farm huge amounts of beetroot.cobaltjones wrote:Because if it worked that way there would be an endless supply of shocked frogs and rabid jackalope. Just think about it.
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cobaltjones
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Re: Question about curios such as shocked frog, rabid jackal
You can extremely easily bot the dropping and picking up of a single item. You can't (very easily) bot the plowing/planting/growth/harvesting of massive fields of crops. That's a horrible analogy.
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Shask
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Re: Question about curios such as shocked frog, rabid jackal
Unless you were using an complicated colour-based macro, I don't think so. You would have to be there, watching the screen, very focussed, as the macro would drop the shocked frog too, if you ever got it..cobaltjones wrote:You can extremely easily bot the dropping and picking up of a single item.
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cobaltjones
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Re: Question about curios such as shocked frog, rabid jackal
Macros are more sophisticated than that.
Either way, that's an extremely stupid way to implement item rarity like that. The generally accepted theory is that all frogs/dragonflies/bunnies, upon first pickup, are processed by the server for the random chance that they'll be the special item. Once that item is loaded into your inventory it's defined as that item, and if you drop it the server records it as being that item so that when you pick it up again it will always remain the same.
You're free to try out your theory though.
Either way, that's an extremely stupid way to implement item rarity like that. The generally accepted theory is that all frogs/dragonflies/bunnies, upon first pickup, are processed by the server for the random chance that they'll be the special item. Once that item is loaded into your inventory it's defined as that item, and if you drop it the server records it as being that item so that when you pick it up again it will always remain the same.
You're free to try out your theory though.
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Re: Question about curios such as shocked frog, rabid jackal
Can put your mind at ease re repetitive frog pick-up/drop... no shocked frog in something like 2.5k repititions... yes botted.
factnfiction101 wrote:^I agree with this guy.
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Re: Question about curios such as shocked frog, rabid jackal
Indeed, you cannot drop/repick up to obtain one.
What were you living under a rock during the era of Arksu? I was, and I still know about it since it was around since W3!Shask wrote:Unless you were using an complicated colour-based macro, I don't think so. You would have to be there, watching the screen, very focussed, as the macro would drop the shocked frog too, if you ever got it..cobaltjones wrote:You can extremely easily bot the dropping and picking up of a single item.
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