Moa Eggs...

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Seissor
Seissor
Jungle Guide
#281
what came first the moa egg or the moa?
Rhys
Rhys
Frost Gate Guardian
#282
It'd be pretty funny if the moa egg hatched into a (normal sized) charmable moa bird, which you can find where you stole the egg from. xD
Hengis
Hengis
Wilds Pathfinder
#283
I'm away from home this week so I can't do anything except follow this thread on the forums! I gathered a couple of eggs and had got them hardened before I left home though, but I can't try any of the other stuff yet.

Anyway, a silly idea: Several people have mentioned the Python reference of cutting down the tallest tree in the forest with a herring and we already know that the devs love Python. I was trying to think what is the biggest tree in the game and decided that the biggest tree in the game has probably already been cut down. There is a massive tree stump in an abandonded village in Dry Top (I think). I always thought that the tree stump should have some purpose other than just being scenery. So, just wondered if anyone had checked it out with the herring in their inventory.

Probably a stupid idea, but I do love this kind of thing!
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sassoonssamson
Frost Gate Guardian
#284
Quote:
Originally Posted by SeraCombi
Cute little bunny: come with me Sweet Mystery, down to my grotto!
Sweet Mystery: OH! a cute bunny, come on guys!
Cute little bunny: *hippity hop. hippity hop*
Sweet Mystery: O he's so cute i just want to pet him
Cute little bunny: Just a little farther! *hippity hop* I have some friends down here too! They will be so happy to see visitors!
Sweet Mystery: O look guys its a grotto! its so beautiful...and more cute bunnies! yaaay!!
Cute little bunny: *hippity hop*
Sweet Mystery: Hey can we just sit here for while and pet the bunnies everyone?

>>2 seconds later: 45 red dots appear on your compass<<

Bunny of Death: *cocks gun* You guys ever heard of the term "Canned Hunt"?

lol same happened to me
was looking for this boss nusrafti.... to kill my guildie said follow the rabbit

i followed him inside
At first i sad wow so beautiful its heaven beautiful place for rabiits and all of a sudden gang banged
Some Guru Named Kai
Some Guru Named Kai
Frost Gate Guardian
#285
One would think the Moa's would be smart enough to have a security alarm at their nests by now...
Kong
Kong
Lion's Arch Merchant
#287
Quote:
Originally Posted by «Ripskin
Why do people keep bringing up the damned Berries for? They've been in the game for months, they are not new. Ignore them until you have a proof they are part of the puzzle. Otherwise you might as well add every other little thing in the game that is NOT part of a quest or has an apparent or obvious use currently.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Seissor
what came first the moa egg or the moa?
If you have to ask then you will never understand, but for you and the others who dont' I will answer...

The egg.

It doesn't matter what the hell laid that egg, the moa (chicken, whatever) came from an egg. Even if it was genetically grown in a lab on a space ship it still had to be incubated in an egg for proper growth.
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sassoonssamson
Frost Gate Guardian
#288
oh well got the nest +hardened eggs + berries +herring + volcano rock ::: phew

whats next
Roo Ella
Roo Ella
Krytan Explorer
#289
Poached eggs and salad for lunch
lol
Sorry couldn't resist
Vanessa Dwager
Vanessa Dwager
Academy Page
#290
In GW2 there are no more Moa, there will be some guy explaining that some crazy people trying to make a mini moa stole all the eggs anf ate them.
xMorgannax
xMorgannax
Ascalonian Squire
#291
Quote:
Originally Posted by sabriel warmonger
hmmm mady the Herrings can b used 2 atract a bird? to the nest 2 sit on the egg and hatch it.... wtf is the rock for then? braking the egg open wen we get pissed that it wont hatch?
If you look when you picked up the egg out of the moa nest, there is a hole full of ashen lava-like stuff. So maybe they need the warmth. Maybe that's why the moas chose that spot!
Guildmaster Cain
Guildmaster Cain
Desert Nomad
#292
Exactly... now we just have to find the spot to make the nest at.

Dunno why u need to harden it tho, but the herring is obvious i guess. Berries cant be said wether or not they belong to the quest.
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Dante the Warlord
Desert Nomad
#293
Does anyone think that the volcanic rock is used to COOK the herring? I mean yea its odd because most birds eat raw fish, but it is a game right? so anything is possible
bobrath
bobrath
Wilds Pathfinder
#294
This could all just be part of a plan to link GW to GW2... you get a "mini moa" that many years down the line has grown into a treasured family pet/mount... I'm just saying.
lakatz
lakatz
Wilds Pathfinder
#295
For those of you who haven't farmed your bog skale fins yet, I didn't see the suggestion here, and I think I read every post, but last night I farmed Tears of the Fallen. I only had to zone once after I got there, and I spent about 1.5 hours to get five fins. There are a lot more skales concentrated in a smaller area than the area outside Lion's Arch (which is the area I saw recommended here), and it's just north of Twin Serpent Lakes where Gruhn the Fisher is located.
makosi
makosi
Grotto Attendant
#296
To farm Skale Fins, just go outside Fisherman's Haven with a fire ele and use Rodgorts Invocation + Searing Flames. Kill 2 mobs then map back to town and repeat.

Go alone, obviously.
Rudhraighe O'Hagan
Rudhraighe O'Hagan
Lion's Arch Merchant
#297
I moved 3 nesting materials off of my main character to storage for room to adventure till friday now i cannot move or trade them, place in storage nor return them to the character that bought them from the collector, Now i need to Replace all my "Locked" nests and delete the old ones ;( ~Rud
lakatz
lakatz
Wilds Pathfinder
#298
Quote:
Originally Posted by makosi
To farm Skale Fins, just go outside Fisherman's Haven with a fire ele and use Rodgorts Invocation + Searing Flames. Kill 2 mobs then map back to town and repeat.

Go alone, obviously.
I don't understand soloing if there is loot scaling now. Are bog skale fins exempt from scaling?

I started from Fisherman's Haven to get to Tears of the Fallen and was terribly disappointed. The "mobs" consisted of two skales and one drake, and there weren't very many. I killed every skale there and they didn't yield even one fin. Then Tears of the Fallen was just teeming with skales, the mobs were as many as eight (I remember how daunting that was when I first started playing GW) and it was bam bam bam... five fins.
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dargon
Furnace Stoker
#299
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kong
Why do people keep bringing up the damned Berries for? They've been in the game for months, they are not new. Ignore them until you have a proof they are part of the puzzle. Otherwise you might as well add every other little thing in the game that is NOT part of a quest or has an apparent or obvious use currently.
You're right in that the berries have been in the game for quite some time now, however, there was a minor change to the quest at some point in the recent past that makes it so now instead of Chuno giving you a single branch of berries, he gives you a number of branches = the the number of things Toma ate divided by 5. Furthermore, there is now a counter box right in the middle of the screen when you have the quest saying that Toma has eaten ___ creatures. Both of these things are pretty new (when I can't say as I don't know), so while the berries may or may not be a part of the scavenger hunt, they are definitely doing 'something' with the quest.
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Master Mxyzptlk
Frost Gate Guardian
#300
Fragile nests can be moved out of storage. I had the same problem. The only thing is, once out of storage, they can't go back in. If you're having trouble getting them out of storage, use an item in your inventory and swap it with the nests.