Thread: 2.35 Patch Notes Discussion Thread

Originally Posted by Koryu

It's from the item list in the patch notes. The 6 seeds split into 3 colors, 1 deepening hue and 1 lightening. On an RGB scale, it seems.

Ahh I see it now, I was looking in the chocobo section didnt look at the individual item descriptions

Originally Posted by Koryu

It's from the item list in the patch notes. The 6 seeds split into 3 colors, 1 deepening hue and 1 lightening. On an RGB scale, it seems.

For example;

This is going to take some serious time to get the color you're looking for.

For those that aren't too familiar with the RGB scale, in order to get a black choco, you'll need to get all 3 colors to their maximum deepness. For a white choco, you'll need to get all 3 colors to their maximum lightness. This is going to take lots of time (6 Earth hours for each fruit to take effect) and lots of fruit (depending on how many fruit it'll take to reach the maximum of each extreme).

Originally Posted by Raxion

For those that aren't too familiar with the RGB scale, in order to get a black choco, you'll need to get all 3 colors to their maximum deepness. For a white choco, you'll need to get all 3 colors to their maximum lightness. This is going to take lots of time (6 Earth hours for each fruit to take effect) and lots of fruit (depending on how many fruit it'll take to reach the maximum of each extreme).

It takes 6 hours for the effect to take place... perhaps you can 'stack' the effect? Since it takes one hour for your chocobo to 'rest' before feeding it again, in theory you could feed it the said fruit earlier than six hours if you rapidly need the chocobo to go a certain scale?

This would probably get an undesired shade if going at it blind... but maybe there'll be a 'this x amount' guide at some point.

Originally Posted by Raxion

This is going to take some serious time to get the color you're looking for.

For those that aren't too familiar with the RGB scale, in order to get a black choco, you'll need to get all 3 colors to their maximum deepness. For a white choco, you'll need to get all 3 colors to their maximum lightness. This is going to take lots of time (6 Earth hours for each fruit to take effect) and lots of fruit (depending on how many fruit it'll take to reach the maximum of each extreme).

That's my exact worry as well. Hopefully there isn't like more than 5 "stages" of hue per color. Gotta get seeds, seeds could take a variable amount of time to grow (If they take as long as Thavnairian Onions to grow... haha). Then the actual timer to paint your bird's feathers for each "step" of hue. All of this behind gardening, which is still behind an FC wall.

But leave it to an MMO to make painting a bird's feather's a time sink. huehuehue

Originally Posted by Nayto

This would probably get an undesired shade if going at it blind... but maybe there'll be a 'this x amount' guide at some point.

It should only take a few people going a few different ways to see how far the shading slider is (for example, if each of R/G/B has 6 "positions" or 9 or 3 or somewhere in between). Wouldn't be surprised to see a comprehensive shader guide within 3 days after the first harvest with a dedicated FC.

It doesn't seem to be 6 hours for it to take effect but it changes every 6 hours depending on the colors used.

Originally Posted by SeraviEdalborez

It should only take a few people going a few different ways to see how far the shading slider is (for example, if each of R/G/B has 6 "positions" or 9 or 3 or somewhere in between). Wouldn't be surprised to see a comprehensive shader guide within 3 days after the first harvest with a dedicated FC.

I personally plan on gathering and growing as many of these seeds as I can for the next couple of weeks. Not to color my Chocobo, but to make mad bank.

Originally Posted by Dijana

So, if our chocobo's colour changes depending on what we feed it, that means there's only 6 colours we can choose from? ): Unless it's something like the colour will change again by feeding multiple foods, like something that makes it blue and red will then make it purple.

If you read the seed item descriptions, the treats will change color in terms of shades... not just one color... so multiple treats will be needed to get a desired color. That's my thought after reading it anyway.