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How do I settle a companion in my Serenitea Pot?
After finding out I can use extra Realm Layouts without disadvantages I have setup one with some of the companion sets in to earn the primogems from the reward.
However after adding the sets and putting the companions in, I get mixed messages when inviting companions to the set.
How can I collect the gifts I already have? Is this because these companions are in my other Realm Layout?
How long do I have to wait for the companion to become settled so I can talk to them and collect the reward?
Question from user Neon1024 at stackexchange.
Answer:
I agree that the wording is quite confusing, but you should be able to understand each label just by observing how things work.
You can place a companion wherever you want in the pot.
When a companion is anywhere in the pot and the corresponding set is available:.
if you already collected the gift you will see the message "Already settled in" and the character will stay where you placed them.
if you never collected the gift and no one else is waiting at the set, the character will move there and wait for you. In this case you see the message "Gift event has yet to be completed". After you collect the gift they will return to their place.
if you never collected the gift but someone else is already waiting at the set, you get a message "Please collect the gifts you currently have". They will try to move to the set as soon as it becomes free.
When multiple characters are available for a set, only one will go there and the other will wait for the set to "free-up". I don't know how the priority here works, I assume it is either character ID or join date.
When the set is free you can also invite a character there to listen to the dialogue again.
Answer from user ?edacted at stackexchange.
After finding out I can use extra Realm Layouts without disadvantages I have setup one with some of the companion sets in to earn the primogems from the reward.
However after adding the sets and putting the companions in, I get mixed messages when inviting companions to the set.
How can I collect the gifts I already have? Is this because these companions are in my other Realm Layout?
How long do I have to wait for the companion to become settled so I can talk to them and collect the reward?
Question from user Neon1024 at stackexchange.
Answer:
I agree that the wording is quite confusing, but you should be able to understand each label just by observing how things work.
You can place a companion wherever you want in the pot.
When a companion is anywhere in the pot and the corresponding set is available:.
if you already collected the gift you will see the message "Already settled in" and the character will stay where you placed them.
if you never collected the gift and no one else is waiting at the set, the character will move there and wait for you. In this case you see the message "Gift event has yet to be completed". After you collect the gift they will return to their place.
if you never collected the gift but someone else is already waiting at the set, you get a message "Please collect the gifts you currently have". They will try to move to the set as soon as it becomes free.
When multiple characters are available for a set, only one will go there and the other will wait for the set to "free-up". I don't know how the priority here works, I assume it is either character ID or join date.
When the set is free you can also invite a character there to listen to the dialogue again.
Answer from user ?edacted at stackexchange.
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