Sonaos

I believe so. I've heard people say that the Chao HAS to be the same alignment (hero, dark, neutral) throughout it's life to become a Chaos Chao, but that may not be the case. I had a Chao that I reincarnated twice as a Neutral Chao, then saved right before it was going to evolve into a Neutral Chaos Chao, and petted it with a Hero character enough to make it a Hero Chaos Chao. But that's all the information I can go on.

I have to wait for the Xbox version to hit the marketplace, but I just want to know if there's a feature to transfer chao from the Sonic Adventure chao garden. And if you can breed two-toned chao. Geez, I'm still traumatized* by the SA port gardens and their lack of unique breeds. *over-exaggeration

That doesn't mean questions couldn't be asked about it. I wasn't really expecting more than that. But yes, very much looking forward to the footage we get.

What I mainly want to see from Sonic Adventure 2 at PAX is if the chao breeding system is like SA2B for Gamecube or like SADX for Xbox. Other things, too, but mainly that.

Here's one I made for the holiday season. I was going to add Chao in it, but I probably won't at this point.

I'm anything but a musician; however, I am really digging this idea.

Monsters spawning when you go to sleep in a well-lit room is a bug, and has been fixed in 1.9, if that's what you're referring to. Great job on the bridge! I'd go check it out, but I updated to the 1.9 version of Minecraft, so I can't enter at the moment. I'll check it out when/if it's updated to 1.9.

I've finally been able to connect to the SSMB Servers. Everyone's work is really awesome! I'm the kind of 'crafter who will destroy part of a structure to enter it, then repair it exactly as it was before. I did this on the Creative Server to find out that.. well, I can't patch up my destruction. Sorry to whoever's home I butchered. Won't happen again. Just thought I'd say that so no one thinks of me as a griefer or something..

Xbox Live: Sonaos

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