Coco Pet
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CoCo Pet serves as the principal in-game character, operating within the Map and capable of undertaking a variety of tasks, including laying Eggs, engaging in Farming activities, and participating in diverse Game Modes.
There are two distinct types of Pets available, namely Normal Pets and NFT Pets, each categorized into five Levels: Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, and Mythic.
These Pets are composed of three primary components: Head, Body, and Wings, with Normal Pets being assembled from parts classified as Epic or below, while NFT Pets are comprised of parts categorized as Legendary or above.
For instance:
Pet A may have component Levels as follows: Head - Common | Body - Epic | Wing - Legendary, thereby qualifying it as a Normal Pet
Whereas Pet B might feature components with Levels: Head - Legendary| Body - Mythic| Wing - Legendary, hence designating it as an NFT Pet.
Normal Pets can be listed for sale on the In-game Store. However, during this period, these Pets are restricted from performing other in-game tasks.
The process of laying Eggs involves two Pets mating with each other, whereby the level of the resultant egg is contingent upon the levels of its parent Pets.
Notably, NFT Pets can engage in mating with Normal Pets in the same manner as with other NFT Pets.
The duration required for egg laying is entirely dependent on the timeframe associated with the Nest.
Both Normal and NFT Pets possess the capability to be released. In the case of releasing an NFT Pet, a notification alert is dispatched to the user.
A maximum limit of 5 CoCos can be released within a single day, with users having the option to employ ETH for releasing additional CoCos within the same timeframe. For each supplementary CoCo released, users incur a fee.
Exclusive to the In-game Store, only Normal Pets can be designated for sale.
Upon listing a Pet for sale, it becomes ineligible to partake in farming, egg laying, or involvement in Game Modes.
Sellers are subject to a 5% tax fee for each successfully completed transaction.
