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ohhh making it a specialization is really fitting! big support for that. how would it increase tiers though? we already have breeding specialization :0 |
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Voting yes, but with the specifications that Eternity and Feiella have laid out.
Eternity said:
I like to breed within my pack - but there's also plenty of wolves I'd breed to outside of my own pack.
I think there's an easy way to have a middle ground here - like having a limit to how many wolves can breed within your own pack [e.g. only x many specific wolves or x many breedings within your own pack per game year. - you could then buy additional breeding slots for apples in the barter, or there could be an item that allows you to reset your pack interbreeding number, like the jasmine.]
There could also be a fee, like the old alpha breeding fee, to breed within your own pack.
Feiella said:
Not sure really. I rather breed to wolves outside my pack except maybe alpha pair can only breed to their bonded and maybe same with the beta? Betas can breed with their bonded? Other than that I prefer my wolves bred with others outside and to other players wolves.
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Lightbringer
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as one with many wolves Id say yes to what et and Demon have suggested as A then wolves I forgot to gender change would be breed or others I love |
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Darkseeker
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Feiella said:
Not sure really. I rather breed to wolves outside my pack except maybe alpha pair can only breed to their bonded and maybe same with the beta? Betas can breed with their bonded? Other than that I prefer my wolves bred with others outside and to other players wolves.
I support if we do something like this, if we dont, there is no more need for studs |
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Lightbringer
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Sales of male pups should increase. People need to improve their packs somehow, so its going to either be by studs or sales. |
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Lightbringer
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Eternity said:
I like to breed within my pack - but there's also plenty of wolves I'd breed to outside of my own pack.
I think there's an easy way to have a middle ground here - like having a limit to how many wolves can breed within your own pack [e.g. only x many specific wolves or x many breedings within your own pack per game year. - you could then buy additional breeding slots for apples in the barter, or there could be an item that allows you to reset your pack interbreeding number, like the jasmine.]
There could also be a fee, like the old alpha breeding fee, to breed within your own pack.
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Darkseeker
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No, because Alphas-Only Breeding is a fun additional challenge that mimics real world ^^' |
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Darkseeker
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I'm on the fence I'd love to be able to breed my own wolves besides doing it the other way I do it but my main income is my studs so I don't want to lose mush because everyone breeds with there own wolves if that makes sense and none of my wolves are worth alot of mush if I sell pups (I know there is other ways to earn mush but just breeding my studs out is quicker since I'm usually to busy to explore and i can't do art ) |
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Lightbringer
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Maybe. I always get my best wolves to be alphas, so the pups would be the best. The rest I put up for breeding or pretty much look up in tradingpost and find nice studs. |
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Ghost Queen said:
I'm on the fence I'd love to be able to breed my own wolves besides doing it the other way I do it but my main income is my studs so I don't want to lose mush because everyone breeds with there own wolves if that makes sense and none of my wolves are worth alot of mush if I sell pups (I know there is other ways to earn mush but just breeding my studs out is quicker since I'm usually to busy to explore and i can't do art )
For people whose main income is studs I can see this having way too much of an impact without taking in account what Eternity and Feiella said. I still really like Mistress Nyx's idea of a specialization. More thought should be put into this + a second poll before it is implemented due to it being such a core feature in my opinion! |
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