Talk:Chocobo (Final Fantasy VII)

So I thought I should say that most of this chocobo breeding info is off ...playing ffvii right now and the results it says i should get by breeding 2 greats and what I am getting are off ....i'm getting blues and yellows from greats and no green ...and i checked by getting new greats so a misunderstanding isn't the issue please can someone fix this. I don't revise big things like this because i know i can make a mistake but i do hate it when others carelessly make mistakes.

--nichathan--

Are you using the right Nut? The game itself should tell you which chocobos you need. Tia-Lewise 23:54, May 28, 2012 (UTC)

Is it impossible to get a black chocobo with less than A-class green and blue chocobos? Or is it just far less likely? Every guide says to get them to A-class, but don;t go into the specifics of why. I think that that info should be included in this ffwiki page.

Please sign your post with tour tildes. I don't believe it's impossible, it just increases the chances much more because they're "better" chocobos. It's probably not something we would be able to cover here until we had the probabilities, because without them we have no solid ground to claim anything as fact. Luckily for everyone I have just restarted VII and might be able to get the probabilities myself. Tia-Lewise 23:42, January 1, 2014 (UTC)

You can get Gold Chocobo without any racing. 2.102.229.114 23:53, January 1, 2014 (UTC)

Steam version chocobo descriptions

I've just got a fair chocobo (standing still when choosing to put them in stables, so I think it's the fair one), and it was described as, "This chocobo's so-so." Want me to include this in the table with a note of the difference between versions? Tia-Lewise 20:10, January 30, 2014 (UTC)

That seems like a good idea. I assume the Steam translations are identical to the original PC version.Keltainentoukokuu (talk) 20:13, January 30, 2014 (UTC)

I believe so. How should I do it? With a line break, and a footnote? EDIT- Well hang on a sec, I just got another one that stands still, but says, "Mmm, this one's not bad." That complicates it, damn. Tia-Lewise 20:16, January 30, 2014 (UTC)

Maybe there is another "so-so" class of chocobo? "So-so" sounds worse than average though.Keltainentoukokuu (talk) 21:15, January 30, 2014 (UTC)

wonderful > great > like a good > so-so > pretty average > not bad > doesn't seem to be very good > can't recommend. 2.102.228.99 21:21, January 30, 2014 (UTC)