Can't you get a new one at the place you originally got your first chocobo? (The name eludes me a moment)
I've heard you can get the mating partner for your retired chocobo there. Perhaps you can also get a new one there? (I'm just guessing here)
Can't you get a new one at the place you originally got your first chocobo? (The name eludes me a moment)
I've heard you can get the mating partner for your retired chocobo there. Perhaps you can also get a new one there? (I'm just guessing here)
No.. the problem is, if you read any of the things above, were that we both mistook our racing chocobos as rank 40 racing chocobos when in reality they had a rating that was over 40. Which then led to the chocobos being lost forever (My long reply above explains this clearly what happened) Yeah you can buy a new chocobo from the npc next to Katering in Central Shroud, but you have to start over from rank 1 again.. so the answer to your question is, no you can't mate the chocobo if it was retired before it's actual RANK (not rating) was over 40.
This below is the real problem with the 2 different terms Rank and Rating:
^ This then led to the whole problem with the retiring process to actually try the covering/breeding thing and making us lose our chocobos completely.During the whole time "levelling" I was focused on the "Rating" which let me participate in different competitions, which also brainwashed me and led me to believe that my chocobo is rank 40 when I can participate in those matches that need "level" (rating) 40 or higher.
Edit: This still is a serious problem and it should be fixed to prevent any other people from understanding it like we did.
Last edited by Nasibihc; 02-25-2015 at 10:10 PM.
No, clearly the issue lies with the people who misread the RANK and RATING. Don't turn around and blame something else just because you can't comprehend the two words. YOU are at fault here for not reading, NOT the game. Take credit where credit is due man.
Also, it makes perfect sense why you can't mate a racing chocobo. Don't like the stats your baby gets, remate until you're happy! Yea, I can see the exploits now with that. At least with a retired chocobo you not only are forced to, I dunno, WORK for your stats, before you go and attempt the RNG involved in mating your chocobos, but there's also no going back and attempting a hundred times till you get exactly what you want.
Dude, you messed up, lost your chocobo, and now you want to cry about it to someone that has better things to do than fix your mistake. I know I'm being rude here, but your attitude is toxic and a prime example of a someone who messed up and refuses to take his own blame for the matter.
Last edited by Jican; 02-26-2015 at 01:26 AM.
Well you're damn right you're being rude, no offence, but I understand what you mean. I know it was my fault for not doing it carefully enough, I'm very well aware of that, but the problem which ultimately led to this is also the NPC who gives out a _general_ message stating that "Chocobos that are under R40 can't be retired" when me and the other guy and probably many others understood that once it hits rating 40 it can be covered. This had the perfect reason that the rating is displayed as a requirement/modificator for the races when you join them and not the RANK of the chocobo itself, which led us thinking that it is rank 40 now when it actually wasn't, so you're missing that point. However the NPC should say clearly that "YOUR chocobo is not Rank 40 and is not egilible for covering, do you still want to retire him yes/no?" That would have solved the problem and make us realize that we thought about it wrong.Dude, you messed up, lost your chocobo, and now you want to cry about it to someone that has better things to do than fix your mistake. I know I'm being rude here, but your attitude is toxic and a prime example of a someone who messed up and refuses to take his own blame for the matter.
The other point was that retiring the chocobo should be a completely different action and not required to cover a chocobo in the first place, because there are other players with less language skills than we do and they'll just end up losing their chocobos. These 2 game methods should not have been combined at all. Covering a chocobo is one thing and retiring is one. That and the NPC's message are the problem here, it's elementary game development, which in this case SE failed in, not the player. You can't blame the player for playing the game, even if it was our mistake it still had a reason why it happened.
I know that I have dumb moments and it'd have been perfectly fine if I was alone with this and the only one who thought about it that way, but now that the guy who replied earlier that the same happened to him, proves that I wasn't the only one with this problem and if you take a note that millions of players play this game I'm sure that there are many others who had this happen to them as well and probably will if the npc guidance and game play methods in this matter aren't fixed.
Last edited by Nasibihc; 02-26-2015 at 03:39 AM.
Should not combine the two? If you want to change jobs, you need to change weapons. Changing weapons allows you to BE that job. That uses two event to come to one single conclusion. Retiring your chocobo ALLOWS you to breed it, it's simply another step along the way.
Again you're still blaming the game, and the developers for your mistake. No, they don't need to say "Hey, are you REALLY REALLY sure you want to do this" because you should check your information before you even attempt it. They even tell you "Hey, anything less than w/e will be lost, are you sure?" and you still clicked YES. Sorry, but you're both asking the game to hold your little lala hands and do the work for you to prevent your own mistakes, and that is what bothers me.
Language skills? You're playing on an english server. If you don't know english, then move to a server with your primary language or learn the language. If I went to a german server and barely understood it, I wouldn't be complaining if something got lost in translation with me. That's my own fault and not the fault of the game.
Last edited by Jican; 02-26-2015 at 04:18 AM.
I know it's your opinion, but you still fail to understand my points in this completely. It's pointless to argue because both of us think we are right. If the dev team understands my point with this, then something will be done to it, if not then not. It's not up to you or me.Should not combine the two? If you want to change jobs, you need to change weapons. Changing weapons allows you to BE that job. That uses two event to come to one single conclusion. Retiring your chocobo ALLOWS you to breed it, it's simply another step along the way.
Again you're still blaming the game, and the developers for your mistake. No, they don't need to say "Hey, are you REALLY REALLY sure you want to do this" because you should check your information before you even attempt it. They even tell you "Hey, anything less than w/e will be lost, are you sure?" and you still clicked YES. Sorry, but you're both asking the game to hold your little lala hands and do the work for you to prevent your own mistakes, and that is what bothers me.
Language skills? You're playing on an english server. If you don't know english, then move to a server with your primary language or learn the language. If I went to a german server and barely understood it, I wouldn't be complaining if something got lost in translation with me. That's my own fault and not the fault of the game.
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