SmolFloofyRedhead

I went and checked if the bug was still around after dusting off the game, and it was. What happens is, the model is missing the entire lower body and the lower half of the coat, the part with cloth physics. I did more testing and it turns out it only happens with the Festive skin, which a friend got me ages ago and I later used because the color channels let me have two main colors. On a somewhat disrelated note, Frost's Voidshell skin doesn't adjust the coat collar to fit the Prime helmet, making it clip through the accents.

When uncolored, it has two colors, one for the sparks, one for the little cedar sprigs. However, the secondary energy color has no effect, and both particles take on the primary energy color. There's another bug with it too. It's also been around since release. If someone else in the same relay instance, town instance, or mission has it equipped, and they move while you don't have any of your own ephemera's particles active, yours will have the other person's color instead of your own. It takes on your color again if you move while no others are active and all yours have faded away. I've seen it take on two colors at once this way, so I know the ephemera can do it. I expected someone to bring it up ages ago, but no one ever did. I noticed some tweaks to frame energy colors, particularly when two are set, and it brought my attention to the ephemera.

Oh cool, when I asked about how to find this out at Tennocon I was told to ping a member of that team on the forums but I have no idea how to do that. Thanks! Here's hoping they're willing to check this out.

Like a lot of people, I love the desert skate floof. When it first released, I had a bunch of leftover ducats from Tennocon 2019. I thought I had enough for 40, but then it turned out I didn't. I bought 30 of them, placed them, then farmed up the ducats for the remaining 10. This year, however, I came up with a plan: Farm up enough ducats to get another 60. It took a long time, but I pulled it off. But then Baro didn't bring them! He hasn't had them since December. Luckily, I went and got a Tennocon ticket, because I really wanted to go this year. Well, I've done it. I've gotten 100 of them (and placed them!). But the question is, do I have the most? If someone on the stats team could verify this, that would be awesome. It's something I've been curious about for a while. I probably had the most in 2019, but someone out there probably has 50 of the little guys by now.