Act TODAY before the weekend sale ends. Save the $1000 setup fee. Pony up the $295 a month and get a private full region with no bordering regions.

Heck, while you're at it, get a Homestead or three for the store and some backups for testing or mass-sales periods, and use the full region for large displays, offices, and special events.

While the group remains closed -
PLEASE update the group charter to remove the "free open enrollment" line at the very top to something like:
"Free to join! Just send a msg/note to [CSRwithinviteperms] or [OtherCSR} and you will be sent an invitation to the group."

I will NOT cuddle my roos, because I am afraid the asset server will eat them if i pick them up and drop them. I would like another button on the hud - a snuggle pet. My idea is that this could be a longer extended pet, perhaps with the roo rolling over on its back like a cat and letting us scratch it's tummy. It would be fun, and it would be safer than picking them up.

Rider's post about taking our roos trick or treating made me think of this.

How about a pumpkin or trick or treat bag, and the live meeroo fits in it, similar to the backpack?

Except, this time, we carry the bag or hollow plastic pumpkin (for candy, it has a black handle to carry it) in our hand, with the meeroo riding inside it!

I love my roos for the sense of calm and silliness they bring me. I would love to have new sounds pop up occasionally. The first time I got a purple lollipop was the day I coaxed out my first koi so for about an hour I thought that the Koi's dropped lollipops. It gave me a whole new, if wrong, thing to investigate with my roos.

Adding a new sound, maybe to just one species or another, would add a new element to something that many of us have become immune to. That being said I have no idea how to accomplish the programming and how hard it would be.

Would it be possible to have food with an "Anyone" or "group" option on it?
I know there is fellowship which allows meeroos in the same fellowship to share food.
However, not all meeroos can or will be in fellowship, depending upon how you're managing compatibility matches and homes.

Recently my sl niece was hospitalized for 18 days unexpectedly, and thank God she had just put out the large bowl portioned food.
If she'd run out of food, about half of her meeroos would have starved and run away.

Howdy! I would love to see a button on the stump menu to tell the Roos to "come home" and get back in their designated range, especially after running off to get a nibble from a neighbor.

Thankies!
Dolci

I just did my first meepet transformation, and I was disappointed at being misled by the appearance of the meepet food. At Roo, the food appears to be a stump with a tap in it, which I thought was a great idea, but no, it's just an ugly brown dish full of "stuff".

What really bugs me though, is that I expected the "food stump" as depicted at Roo, to act as a meepet stump, which I thought was a great idea. Sadly, my one and only meepet is forced to take up a spot on a regular stump, which effectively means I only have space for 3 breeding pairs on that stump, instead of 4.

I love the roos that are out there now. There are roos with some really awesome coat designs (Tribal, Kimodo to name a couple). I think it would be really great to have more colorful roos. I would really love to see some green meeroos. Green is my favorite color so I am a little bias but I think an all or mostly green roo would be very nice looking. There are 3 blue roos but no regular edition green roos whose coats pass on.

So I had this idea... I miss all the roos i have released and wish i could see them again. I'm not alone in this desire to see our old friends who were released. So my idea is, to create a place at roo and call it "The Wild". At the entrance of the area you can buy a whistle for like 100l, you take that whistle into the wild with you. You follow a trail deeper and deeper into the wild hearing the coos of roos in the distance and you can see their little eyes watching you from the woods, untill you come to a clearing with an old moss covered bench.