Hi Everyone....

I'm brand spanking new at raising meeroos, and I got four of them, 2 females, 2 males...early this morning.
Everything was going just fine until I decided today to take one on a little journey with me to another sim. SL was having major problems with tping for me, and so I finally put my roo in my inventory, logged off, logged back in, and no meeroo!

She was a small green Dryad who I named "Arwen", and a friend said that someone here in the forum should be able to help me retrieve her.

I sure would appreciate any help you might have!

If I turn my Roos to Mee-Pets will I still be able to pet and hold them? Or do they just run around with no interaction at all?

... if now the regards fight seems to be not part of the game anymore? its a temptation to fight, but now it seems something that is not really wished ...

This is more of a suggestion. Could you please create some sort of "sanctuary" where we can drop off our meeroos believing they will be cared for by some kind group of animal lovers? The concept of "sending to the wild" does not work for me because in real life, an animal that has been domesticated can rarely adapt to the wild. They usually get killed or starve to death because they have not been trained to survive on their own. I know this is all imaginary but our real feelings cannot make the distinction between reality and fantasy.

At some points it was mentioned that the regard of parents do play a role. The understanding problem I have there is, if the parental regard is to be seen like in steps so a nest1 cannot have something that is showing further back in history. Or is it only talking about "visible" results?

So when I have 2 meeroos and they make 5 nests, is each of the nests having both parental genes in it or is nest1 carrying less than nest5 because at the point nest1 was made the parents weren't able to reach back far enough to both pass down those genetics?

Catherine,

re:

"All thew new genetics are introduced on the backend. They are reliant on your current Meeroos at this point."

Will the pines & gales have an equal shot at these new coats/species as the other species currently out?

Please confirm that we won't need to have the billion-dollar roo to be able to have a chance at them.

Thanks!

Catherine,
since you locked the topic whitout answering my question i will ask it again..

What is the number of regard where it will be capped?

And you gave me this:
"If you had 1 billion regard and nothing provided any benefit over 100 regard, the excess is unnecessary."

It does when you made a game with a leaderboard and ranks in fellowships.

So just please answer my question wich you avoided while everyone wants to know the answer.

Ty.

Now, I've looked around and checked to see if this has been posted anywhere, and it hasn't yet.

Q: If you don't pet a meeroo for X amount of time (or ever) will it run away?

Q: Will you lose regard for not petting a meeroo? (I.E, losing regard over time, like hunger?)

Q: This is a rather broad question. What exactly is the Regard Bonus? Is it something you see only once in a while? Is it something that takes precedence over genetics? Exactly how does it work? Any and all information on this would be greatly appreciated.

I apologize if this has been answered (and I anticipate that it has) but I have been trying unsuccessfully to search for it on the website for over a week. I am continually confronted by a Gateway 504 timeout error when I search.

No homes close enough for the baby to find, please move the nest and try again!

This message occurs when I try and coax some nests. But there are homes.. with tons of space.. near the nest. Why isn't the meeroo seeing them?

i rezz 2 dryads , both matched ... now both are 6 days and 1 is in season rise and the other not , so how long i must wait . i mean when the baby is in season and the other not how they become babys ?

hope for a answer

huggies Sandra