[游戏] Dragonadopters又有新的功能咯~

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发表于 2011-1-26 14:23:37 |只看该作者 |倒序浏览

现在，他们有新的功能了！
种南瓜与赛跑！！

种南瓜—你可以种南瓜让你的龙吃，并让他们的成长进步！
南瓜有四种，每一种有不同的效果，而每一粒种子需要一龙币
在你买了南瓜之后，你必须要好好的养殖他，等成熟了才可以使用
每一种南瓜各有自己不同的效果
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“Pumpkins
Pumpkins are plants used primarily to boost your dragon skills during races, or alternatively as dragon food. Pumpkin seeds are available at the Pumpkins tab and each costs 1 DC (Dragon Coin). After you bought one, you must cultivate it first before it becomes usable.

Each pumpkin is unique and has special effects. The information given about pumpkins at the Pumpkins tab is as follows:

Pumpkin name with a description, growing period which is the time it takes for the seed to grow into a mature pumpkin and some additional info on pumpkin height and weight. Next is the dragon skill that pumpkin increases (read more about dragon racing skills in Dragon Races guide). Some pumpkins increase these skillspermanently (Perm) and some only temporarily (Temp) during races. Lastly, each pumpkin offers an element bonus which is important in Dragon Races as well (read more in Dragon Races guide).

After you bought a pumpkin seed, it will go into your Pumpkin Inventory. The pumpkin seed’s Quality Grade (QG) is visible now and it determines how effective the pumpkin will be in terms of boosting dragon racing stats once it’s cultivated. For Perm seeds the initial QG will be 3 and for Temp seeds 5. This number is the exact half of the maximum value of QG for that type of seed; 6 for Perm and 10 for Temp.

The Pumpkin Inventory has 30 slots for both seeds and fully grown pumpkins which stack together (max stack of 99) with the same QG. Both seeds and fully grown pumpkins will not rot in the inventory.

Now it’s time to plant your seed into an empty cultivating slot. There are 4 slotsavailable for cultivating and you can plant only one seed per slot. You should water that seed right away, as it will be ‘very dry’. The status will change to ‘watered’. Perm seeds need to be watered at least once every 12 hours and Temp seeds every 16 hours. After 6 hours in the case of Perm seeds, the status will change to ‘dry’. You should water it at this point, although you have time until 12th hour. After 12 hours have passed, the status will change to ‘very dry’ and at this point the QG drops. Plants cannot be over-watered, so watering it all the time will NOT speed up or slow down the cultivating process.

Continue watering it correctly until the Growing Period has expired and in the end the QG of the plant will increase by +1. If you forget to water one time, the QG will stay the same. But if you forget to water it two times, the QG will decrease by -1. It will continue to decrease by -1 for each forgotten watering period. If the seed wasn’t watered at all, the number of pumpkins it yields will be minimal and their QG will be 0.

The plants grow in 6 stages and these stages are not connected to the watering periods:
Just Seeded, Small Plant, Growing Plant, Blooming, Small Fruit, Ready to Harvest

Depending on the seed type, the fully grown plant will yield a certain number of pumpkins. This number is completely random and does NOT depend on watering: 1-4 pumpkins for Perm seeds and 4-7 pumpkins for Temp seeds. A fully grown pumpkin ‘ready to harvest’ will not rot or decrease its QG. It will remain like this in the cultivating slot until it’s harvested.

Once you’ve harvested your pumpkins, the slot will become Empty and ready for another seed. You can do the following three things with your pumpkins:

[li]Give the pumpkin to your dragon during a dragon race.[/li][li]Turn the pumpkin into Dragon Food (the amount of dragon food you will receive is QG * 5, and if QG = 0 it will give only 1 unit of dragon food).[/li][li]Turn 1 pumpkin into 1 seed of the same type and QG. Replant it and cultivate it again so the QG increases more. Pumpkins with maximal QG can be turned into seeds as well.[/li]
Pumpkins and seeds cannot be sold on the market or traded with other players.”

转载自dragonadopters

赛跑—顾名思义，是龙与龙之间的赛跑

"Dragon Races
Dragon Races feature can be accessed via the Racing Overview tab. Under Race Challenges you will see all the challenges sent to you and the challenges you sent to others. There is also the Ranklist and Race Archives tabs on the top which contain the most experienced dragons in racing and records of all races your dragons participated in, respectively.

How to set a challenge?

If you want one of your dragons to compete in a race, you must set a challenge. The default status for dragons is “No challenge set”, as you can see on the Racing Overview tab. There is an Add challenge menu below your list of dragons that can compete.
Only dragons that reached level 40 can compete.

After you selected which dragon you want to compete, you must select how long the challenge will last. It can be minimum 1 hour and maximum 6 days. You also need to enter the bet you want to place. For example, if you place bet 200 blue aura and lose the race, you lose these resources. If another player accepts your challenge, he/she must place the same amount of resources in the bet, so the winner gets a total of 400 blue aura. If the race is a draw, then both players lose their bets.

Once you set the challenge with your dragon, your bet will be deducted from your total and the challenge will become visible to all players in this same tab. You can remove the challenge at any time and your resources will be returned. If the challenge has expired, please allow up to 15 minutes from the expiration time for your resources to return.

How to accept a challenge?

The Racing Overview tab also lists all the currently set challenges by other players which you can sort by time, RP, user, dragon, bet and type of resources.

First you select which dragon you want to compete with by clicking the Show Challenges button next to the dragon. Now a list of currently set challenges by other players will appear. For the races to be fair, only dragons with similar RP (Race Points) are able to compete. The margin is set to +/- 5 RP. Dragons outside this margin will not be visible on the challenges list. This ensures that beginner and advanced dragons don’t compete with each other.

DRAGON STATS

Each dragon has an RP value, those are Race Points. These represent your dragon’s racing skill and success rate. The RP minimum value is 0 and maximum 50. Basically, if your dragon wins a race, the RP increases. If he/she loses the race, the RP decreases. If the race is a draw, the RP remains unchanged.

Each dragon has 4 racing skills that are displayed on your Dragonpage, below theDragon Inventory:
Flying Skill (FS)
Running Skill (RS)
Swimming Skill (SS)
Climbing Skill (CS)

You can view only your own dragons’ racing skills and not of other players’ dragons. However, when a race starts you can view all your opponent’s stats.

Each dragon has predefined default values for racing skills based on their natural abilities:
(Dinos and Lizardus' can fly with the help of the Easterns magic.)

Dragons / Skills Flying Skill Running Skill Swimming Skill Climbing Skill
Western Dragon 900 700 200 200
Eastern Dragon 1500 100 300 100
Furdragon 500 500 500 500
Wyvern 800 800 100 300
Lizardus 100 200 700 1000
Dino 100 1500 100 300
Pterodragon 1200 100 100 600
Felidragon 500 900 300 300
Dark Dragon 800 200 200 800

The dragon race is composed of 4 phases in the following order:
Phase 1 – Flying
Phase 2 – Running
Phase 3 – Swimming
Phase 4 – Climbing

In order to increase your dragon’s chances of winning the race, you can give them pumpkins (Temp or Perm) during the race, before each of the 4 phases.

When a challenge is accepted, both dragons are committed to compete in the race when the challenge time expires. The challenge time is defined by the player who set the challenge, as mentioned before.

After the challenge time expires, players have 2 minutes before the dragon race starts. In this period they can give their dragons pumpkins for Phase 1. When 2 minutes expire, the race starts (Phase 1). Each phase lasts 2 minutes and during each phase you can give your dragon pumpkins to boost their stats for the next phase. The race lasts a total of 8 minutes and after it’s finished, that dragon must recover for the next 6 hours and cannot race nor set challenges.

Temporary pumpkins last only during the next phase. For example, if you give your dragon a Temp pumpkin during Phase 2, the boost will apply to your dragon only during the next Phase 3. Be careful which pumpkin you give to your dragon, so that the boost corresponds with the type of phase which comes next. For example, if you give a pumpkin which boosts your dragon’s CS during Phase 2, on Phase 3 there will be no effect because Phase 3 is swimming, not climbing.Permanent pumpkins will give a permanent boost to your dragon’s skill, so it doesn’t matter on which phase this pumpkin is given.

You can give maximum 2 pumpkins to your dragon during each phase (1 Perm and 1 Temp):

[li]Perm pumpkins give a boost of QG = skill increase. For example, a Perm pumpkin with QG = 3 will increase the corresponding dragon racing skill by 3 permanently. The maximum number of each skill increase with these pumpkins is +1000. For example, the Western Dragon has FS = 900, so the max you can increase it is to 1900.[/li][li]Temp pumpkins give a boost of QG*10 = % skill increase. For example, a Temp pumpkin with QG = 7 will increase the corresponding dragon racing skill by 70% during the next race phase. Max QG = 10 will give max increase of 100%.[/li]

Pumpkins also have an additional bonus effect based on their element. If you give a pumpkin to a dragon with the same element, it will have a bonus effect:
+1 permanent skill increase for Perm pumpkins
+10% temporary skill increase for Temp pumpkins

You cannot release your dragon if there are currently any challenges set with that dragon or races taking place. If a dragon gets released, all races he/she participated in get deleted.