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| − | + | If a pinata does not have enough room to roam, they become ill. It's up to you to ensure that each pinata has adequate space to move about. A pinata can also randomly get sick, even with enough room to roam. | |
| − | + | Should this happen, you can choose to ignore the pinata's ailment, or attempt to cure it, by using a [[bottle of medicine]] or hiring a friendly helper named [[:Category:Helper|Dr. Patchingo]], who will heal your ill piñata for you. There is also a Witch Doctor named Dastardos who probably isn't very helpful. He'll try to break open your sick piñata to put it out of its misery. Should a pinata get too sick to heal, it will leave your [[garden]] and return to the wild. It will also discard any [[accessories]] you have put on it. | |
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Revision as of 00:21, 3 November 2006
Pinatas in the Xbox 360 game never die. If you hit a pinata with the shovel, they can become ill, or even break open. Even when broken open, pinatas will reappear at the outside edge of your garden.
If a pinata does not have enough room to roam, they become ill. It's up to you to ensure that each pinata has adequate space to move about. A pinata can also randomly get sick, even with enough room to roam.
Should this happen, you can choose to ignore the pinata's ailment, or attempt to cure it, by using a bottle of medicine or hiring a friendly helper named Dr. Patchingo, who will heal your ill piñata for you. There is also a Witch Doctor named Dastardos who probably isn't very helpful. He'll try to break open your sick piñata to put it out of its misery. Should a pinata get too sick to heal, it will leave your garden and return to the wild. It will also discard any accessories you have put on it.
