Posts by Floralia

    Thanks to both of you for looking into it!

    I couldn't be sure since I only bred Bunnies this year (I wanted the best possible chance to get that variant). It also seems rare, as I also managed to get only one. If there are no new variants next year, I may try to experiment with the Wild Garden drops.

    The Winter Garden is definitely my favourite one - I would like others to have a chance to get things for it too! I'd also like to see games for more furniture return. And I wish for a new garden area - I have so many favourite plants and there aren't enough places to display them!

    On the original topic of a potential art change: I do prefer the current style. I enjoy pixel art, so that style of the plants is very sentimental and delightful to me. Option 1 (low poly 3D) looks pretty neat and modern though; and I like the idea of having a 3D garden to "walk" around in.

    Hushsound, I did read and understand your post to the best of my ability. I also responded. To me, the core of pragmatism is to take action using the resources that are currently available to us. No one is saying that players need to be responsible for fixing or polishing everything. My focus was on the Wiki, which is a start. To throw up our hands and say "it won't be enough" isn't pragmatic or helpful. Nor is it helpful to label the opinions of other people as simply "idealistic". It projects a dismissive attitude. A little positivity and action-oriented motivation can go a long way in taking small steps together to achieve a bigger goal.

    It's been clearly expressed that hiring someone isn't a possibility. Where would you realistically suggest that money to come from?

    In short, time is better spent using our English to update the Wiki together rather than to argue endlessly.

    I don't know but you can message me, if you want !

    Thank you for reaching out! I will message you shortly.

    We must also keep in mind that some of the errors in the Wiki are in the plant descriptions, which are taken directly from the game. Changes to those texts would have to be made in-game first before the Wiki can accurately document them. Since those are based on translations, it's mostly just a matter of fine-tuning the wording to flow better with conventional English grammar and syntax.

    As an aside - if anyone knows of anything in the wiki that needs correcting, at the moment this wiki-volunteer would be happy to correct it.... I am, however, in my 80s.... I agree that it is almost better to have unpaid players doing this one.


    I suppose one could invite (unpaid) players to submit plants, as dragcave does....

    While I'm not adept at editing the Wiki directly, I'd be happy to set aside some time to look for errors. Is there a thread in the Forums where people can post the mistakes they find?


    @ Hushsound: I still think that we as players should concern ourselves with the future of the game. Doing what we can to help out and trying to work together as a community is a sustainable and economical solution that is more likely to yield positive, long-term results.

    I'd just like to chime in a little bit, if that's okay!

    I disagree that someone should necessarily need to be paid to proofread the Wiki at any point. I know of other web-based games that have always had entirely user-run Wikis and forum guides. There are even big live-service games that have their players submit grammar/spelling errors they find to the designated support teams.

    I believe it's largely a matter of Flowergame's playerbase size. I'm certain many current players also have busier lives now than years ago. However, many hands make light work - if this game were to attract enough new players, over time, keeping the Wiki updated and error-free would be much easier and consistent. Paying someone in the short-term is only a band-aid solution. It won't guarantee continued efforts to correct the Wiki.

    I'm grateful that Flowergame is still going and getting updates. I always find my way back to my Greenhouse to admire the beautiful plants. I wish to play more actively and see more plant species. Thank you for all the time and dedication you've placed in this game, fkrauthan! I hope everyone is having a wonderful New Year so far. :)

    I have space for Lucky Clovers now, but there are none in the Wild Garden at the moment. :pinch: Will look again later.

    My first set of Christmas Stars are old variants, which is fine with me, as I never owned any before. Perhaps my second batch might have a new one - if not, I may try for a third set! Sorry, forgot about the date. I'm not sure what I should do now. *sigh*

    Ok, I understand now, thank you, blobber and Aztekior! I'm very happy there is no loss.

    Ooops, it seems I misunderstood too.By opening my package now, I didn't lose a seed I already had, but I'm going to 'lose' a slot when they sprout. I've made things more difficult for myself - I should have waited for my seeds to sprout. :pinch: At least I'll know better for next year!

    I'm seeing orange as well. I've been told that everyone is calling it yellow, but I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one seeing an orange colour.

    The yellow Crocus looks brighter than the Marvel Fern. The colours do not look the same to me.

    Maybe we should just agree to disagree and call it gold?

    And I see pink for the other one.