I notice that my meeroos find a lot of collectables when I am asleep, so when I come online I've missed many chances of collecting. During my daytime, the meeroos only seem to find about 4, tops. My timezone is London, UK. I was wondering if there is any connection between when collectables are found and timezones, or if I've just been unlucky?

I was just standing around and got this message in local " Second Life: Can't rez object 'Meeroo Nest V1.0' at { 149.389, 237.142, 27.153 } on parcel 'Myra's Home ' in region Blackfoot because the parcel is too full."
Did it not register at all now? Did I just completely miss out on the chance of a nest being dropped? Or is it in the system somewhere in cyber space?

What is M.S. aversion to giving its customers the proper tools to use their product? I just discovered that the $1K honey dipper I purchased used incorrectly and now I'm out that linden and a mee-pet unless CSR comes and fixes which they hasn't so far. How was I supposed to know this specific detail if it was not provided to me in the prompts shown in local chat even?

First off, I want this thread to be about the Pro's of Auto Petter, not the Cons, if you wish to post about the Cons saying why you don't want it, then visit this thread.
http://www.worldofmeeroos.com/index.php?q=node/3544

Anyways, I have posted my idea about how the Auto Petter should work, I am going to make a thread about this idea now, so Malevay can read my post specifically.

I am trying to put down another stump I bought, for some reason it is duplicating itself in my inventory and not working and then I thought I saw a Rezor for it and got this msg

"[09:36] Meeroo Rezzor V1.0: Your attempts at disassembling the Meeroo are in violation of their TOS and has been logged. Repeated attempts will result in a ban."

I am not trying to do anything wrong i just want to put down the other stump I bought for another 8 Meeroos to go in and this stump is like tribbles now. Pls any help

Thank You

I was wondering I have a stump down now and am about to b full, so I went and bought another stump, but my concern is tht the Meeroo's in the one stump will not mate with the ones in the other stump. So if u can pls help me learn how tht works?

Ty vm =)

PS

I would also like to confirm tht the daughter from oppisite matings can mate with the males tht birthed the other daughter? and will the male try to mate with two females during one peak?

I play for the love of the game. I do Not play in the second market. I feel like Meeroos created a game good enough to stand alone. I consider myself a game "purist" meaning I play for the love of the game only. I like the theory of Meeroos that not the deepest pockets "win" but the most dedicated player.

There is so much to do with Roos. But at times it reminds me of living in a small town and hearing all the high school seniors saying "man, this place is boring" well I say "it's not you just have to know how to make your own fun."

my partner has been waiting for his mee-pet to get fixed for 3 days. 1k spent, no regard obtained and silence for CSRs. He's updated his ticket many times and nothin.

Please treat mee-pets like you would meeroos and please fix.

end of rant :)

i seem to have something odd going on with a pair of my roos. when i first paired the off together (female 1.75 tea/male small), their regard was under 1k and yet they were still consistantly giving me sierras with clear eyes or a 1.75 teacup size. now that both of them are over 3k in regard, i haven't gotten anything but winecoat dusties of medium size. i thought the higher the regards of the parents the better the nest would be. am i wrong on that or is something odd going on with this particular pair? any thoughts anyone?

I think there's one way we can help each other a lot and that's to combine experience and ideas on HOW to market those Meeroos and nests we want to sell.

From those who are willing to share, what's your best marketing technique? Many of us have been in a number of breedables and have found things that work really well and have found that certain things don't work so well.

To start, I must say that it's surprising how much the really basic, obvious things make a difference.