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Some Examples of a Gift Giving

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Peacefulness: /* Some Examples of a Gift Giving */

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Some Examples of a Gift Giving

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A Detailed Overview

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Zhukuram: /* The Gift */

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The Gift

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 There are 180 fish scale colors, 49 fish meats, and 104 citrus fruits in the game.
 Each player has 18 favorite colors, 5 favorite fish, and 10 favorite citrus fruits (10% of the possibilities). You cannot choose these, they are tied uniquely and are generated from your avatar name (or some other manner). If a player gives you one of your favorite colors, they receive 2 points, likewise for the fruit type and fish type.
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 You can give multiple gifts to the same person (one per day, up to a maximum of 10), but take care not to give them the identical gift. If you give a player a gift made up of exactly the same materials of a gift you have given them before, they will be offended and will dislike all aspects of it (giving you -6 or -12 points!)
-*Note: Generally speaking, giving randomly made gifts to random people will not get you a positive score. This is because it is easier to lose points than gain them. If possible, try and do some research to figure out the likes/dislikes of a person first. Of course, this is often not possible if someone hasn't been given many gifts or doesn't keep track of their preferences. -Blueshift
+*NOTE: Generally speaking, giving randomly made gifts to random people will not get you a positive score. This is because it is easier to lose points than gain them. If possible, try and do some research to figure out the likes/dislikes of a person first. Of course, this is often not possible if someone hasn't been given many gifts or doesn't keep track of their preferences. -Blueshift
 ===Some Examples of a Gift Giving===

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−	Janeway has prepared a gift to give to Picard. This is the first time she will give a gift to Picard. She used a Antique White fish scale, Delicate meat: Kingfish, and a Long Tangelo to make her gift. She gives the gift to Picard, who accepts it. She gets a message telling her that Picard enjoyed her gift overall (this means she gained points. There would be a different message if she gained no points and another for losing points.) Picard however receives a message indicating how exactly how he felt about the three aspects of the gift (a favorite color ~~<s>Antique White</s>~~, a liked fruit ~~<s>Long Tangelo</s>~~, and a disliked fish ~~<s>Kingfish</s>~~) Janeway also knows that Picard had previously given her a gift a few weeks ago. From this, we can see how the points are calculated behind the scenes. (one of Picard's favorite colors (2) + liked fruits (1) + disliked fish (-2)) * Picard gave Janeway a gift before (2) = 2 points!	+	Janeway has prepared a gift to give to Picard. This is the first time she will give a gift to Picard. She used a Antique White fish scale, Delicate meat: Kingfish, and a Long Tangelo to make her gift. She gives the gift to Picard, who accepts it. She gets a message telling her that Picard enjoyed her gift overall (this means she gained points. There would be a different message if she gained no points and another for losing points.) Picard however receives a message indicating how exactly how he felt about the three aspects of the gift (a favorite color, a liked fruit, and a disliked fish) Janeway also knows that Picard had previously given her a gift a few weeks ago. From this, we can see how the points are calculated behind the scenes. (one of Picard's favorite colors (2) + liked fruits (1) + disliked fish (-2)) * Picard gave Janeway a gift before (2) = 2 points!

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	You can give multiple gifts to the same person (one per day, up to a maximum of 10), but take care not to give them the identical gift. If you give a player a gift made up of exactly the same materials of a gift you have given them before, they will be offended and will dislike all aspects of it (giving you -6 or -12 points!)		You can give multiple gifts to the same person (one per day, up to a maximum of 10), but take care not to give them the identical gift. If you give a player a gift made up of exactly the same materials of a gift you have given them before, they will be offended and will dislike all aspects of it (giving you -6 or -12 points!)
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		+	*Note: Generally speaking, giving randomly made gifts to random people will not get you a positive score. This is because it is easier to lose points than gain them. If possible, try and do some research to figure out the likes/dislikes of a person first. Of course, this is often not possible if someone hasn't been given many gifts or doesn't keep track of their preferences. -Blueshift

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-Each player has 18 favorite colors, 5 favorite fish, and 10 favorite citrus fruits. You cannot choose these, they are tied uniquely and are generated from your avatar name (or some other manner). If a player gives you one of your favorite colors, they receive 2 points, likewise for the fruit type and fish type.
+Each player has 18 favorite colors, 5 favorite fish, and 10 favorite citrus fruits (10% of the possibilities). You cannot choose these, they are tied uniquely and are generated from your avatar name (or some other manner). If a player gives you one of your favorite colors, they receive 2 points, likewise for the fruit type and fish type.
-You also have 36 'Liked' colors, 10 liked fish, and 20 liked citrus. A player giving you one of these receives 1 point instead.
+You also have 36 'Liked' colors, 10 liked fish, and 20 liked citrus (20% of the possibilities). A player giving you one of these receives 1 point instead.
-You also have 72 'Disliked' colors, 20 disliked fish, and 40 disliked citrus. A player giving you one of these receives -2 points. It is not possible to have less than 0 points total in this test, but you can lose points if you give bad gifts.
+You also have 72 'Disliked' colors (40% of the possibilities), 20 disliked fish, and 40 disliked citrus. A player giving you one of these receives -2 points. It is not possible to have less than 0 points total in this test, but you can lose points if you give bad gifts.
-All other types of fish, colors, and fruits are 'neutral' for you and result in no points being awarded to the giver.
+All other (30%) types of fish, colors, and fruits are 'neutral' for you and result in no points being awarded to the giver.
 You can give multiple gifts to the same person (one per day, up to a maximum of 10), but take care not to give them the identical gift. If you give a player a gift made up of exactly the same materials of a gift you have given them before, they will be offended and will dislike all aspects of it (giving you -6 or -12 points!)

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 ===Some Examples of a Gift Giving===
-Janeway has prepared a gift to give to Picard. This is the first time she will give a gift to Picard. She used a Antique White fish scale, Delicate meat: Kingfish, and a Long Tangelo to make her gift. She gives the gift to Picard, who accepts it. She gets a message telling her that Picard enjoyed her gift overall (this means she gained points. There would be a different message if she gained no points and another for losing points.) Picard however receives a message indicating how exactly how he felt about the three aspects of the gift (a favorite color Antique White, a liked fruit Long Tangelo, and a disliked fish Kingfish) Janeway also knows that Picard had previously given her a gift a few weeks ago. From this, we can see how the points are calculated behind the scenes. (one of Picard's favorite colors (2) + liked fruits (1) + disliked fish (-2)) * Picard gave Janeway a gift before (2) = 2 points!
+Janeway has prepared a gift to give to Picard. This is the first time she will give a gift to Picard. She used a Antique White fish scale, Delicate meat: Kingfish, and a Long Tangelo to make her gift. She gives the gift to Picard, who accepts it. She gets a message telling her that Picard enjoyed her gift overall (this means she gained points. There would be a different message if she gained no points and another for losing points.) Picard however receives a message indicating how exactly how he felt about the three aspects of the gift (a favorite color <s>Antique White</s>, a liked fruit <s>Long Tangelo</s>, and a disliked fish <s>Kingfish</s>) Janeway also knows that Picard had previously given her a gift a few weeks ago. From this, we can see how the points are calculated behind the scenes. (one of Picard's favorite colors (2) + liked fruits (1) + disliked fish (-2)) * Picard gave Janeway a gift before (2) = 2 points!
-Betty has prepared a gift for Risotto. This will be the 3rd gift Betty has given to Risotto. Risotto has never given a gift to Betty. Betty prepares a gift of Red fish scale, Delicate meat:Spotted Sea Cucumber, and Reddish Lime. Risotto loves all three aspects (a favorite color, fish, and fruit). So, Betty receives this many points: <br>
+Betty has prepared a gift for Risotto. This will be the 3rd gift Betty has given to Risotto. Risotto has never given a gift to Betty. Betty prepares a gift of Red fish scale, Delicate meat:Spotted Sea Cucumber, and Reddish Lime. Risotto loves all three aspects (a favorite color, fish, and fruit) and receives a pop-up that he loved the gift, as opposed to the message in Main. So, Betty receives this many points: <br>
 [(2+2+2)]*1 = 6 points.

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 == A Detailed Overview ==
-[[http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale7/Test_of_the_Giving_Fisherman/User_template| User Tracking Template]]
+[[http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale7/Test_of_the_Giving_Fisherman/User_template | User Tracking Template]]
 ===The Gift===

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 ===The Gift===
 To assemble a gift, you need: 1 [[Delicate fish meat]], 1 [[fish scale]], 1 [[citrus fruit]], and 1 [[papyrus paper]] in inventory. At a [[Kitchen]] select Recipes -> Gift of Fish.  You will get a UI pop up to select the items.  You can name the gift after assembly. The final gift is a complex item you must give to another player using the test menu when you click on them (similar to how you ask others to acro or compare achievements). They must accept your gift by choosing 'Yes'.
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 : eg: 'Seal Brown-Chromis-Tangy Tangelo-Zhukuram for Rana'
-note: You won't know what type of [[delicate fish meat]], [[fish scale]] or [[citrus fruit]] to use. The scoring is a 'negative score' similar to coalitions but you wont know what that is until you try a combination and if the gift is consumed and the recipient tells you and/or you visit a [[Essence of Harmony]] to check your score after you give one.
+* Note A
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 ===Scoring===
 Your gift is worth points based on how much a player likes (is compatible with) your gift. Each player has preferred fish meats, scale colors, and citrus fruits.  You can receive up to 6 points if your gift perfectly matches a player's preferences.
 The amount of points you receive (or lose) is doubled if you give a gift to a player who has given you a gift before. Therefore, 12 points are possible from a single gift.
 ===Preferences===

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 ===Filleting===
-You must use special knife to fillet fish if you want to use it for gift-giving. This is a special form of filleting and has a high chance of failure. After all, no one wants jagged chunks of meat handed to them! If you have a ceremonial knife in your inventory, the option to use a ceremonial knife to fillet will be visible when choosing to fillet fish. You will automatically use the highest quality knife you have on you. You can only fillet one fish at a time, and doing so starts a long focus timer. The chance of success is greater with high levels of focus, filleting skill, and a good quality ceremonial knife. If you fail, the fish is destroyed and you must try again with a different fish, but this only activates a short focus timer.
+You must use special knife to fillet fish if you want to use it for gift-giving.  You must have at least L1 [[Filleting]] Skill from [[School of Worship]] to use the knife.
 [[focus]] + 7 [[filleting]] + [[Ceremonial Platinum Knife | Platinum ceremonial knife]] = 100% chance of success.