It was a but and didn't mess up anything, but once I had the nesting grounds open in one tab and was mass exalting dragons in another, and didn't realize that one of the parents I had chosen to breed more fodder was the same dragon I had literally just exalted, and mindlessly okayed the breeding pair. They laid their eggs and all, and looked normal in the nesting grounds, only thing amiss was that the exalted parent was showing the normal energy loss over time because it could not be fed. The eggs hatched normally and all.
Anyway it wasn't a problem for me because they were all fodder but I can imagine a scenario where someone forgot they hadn't clicked okay on a pair of breeding dragons, assumed that they were safe from exaltation and then accidentally exalted them.
This was back when the feed button in the lair was in the same page position as the exalt button in a dragon page, so there were many dragons that were yeeted when the owner meant to feed the lair and they weren't paying close attention
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Re: Blocking dragons from being coli eligible
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(Anonymous) 2022-02-13 05:01 am (UTC)(link)Anyway it wasn't a problem for me because they were all fodder but I can imagine a scenario where someone forgot they hadn't clicked okay on a pair of breeding dragons, assumed that they were safe from exaltation and then accidentally exalted them.
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