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Should Wolves Interbreed In Packs?July 23, 2024 12:40 PM


SixBears

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Would you prefer that all of your wolves can interbreed, rather than just the alphas? We know people have their sneaky ways of doing it already. Maybe it's just time to make it official? Down side is there will be less breeding to outside packs.

Poll Question: Would you prefer that all of your wolves can interbreed, rather than just the alphas? 
Total Votes: 428
Yes : 36184%
No : 4711%
Maybe (Describe) : 205%

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Should Wolves Interbreed In Packs?July 23, 2024 12:51 PM


Salem

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No just because I feel like there would be no reason to put studs up for breeding anymore
Edit: I feel like it makes the game easier where it doesn't really need to be easier, unless we go with what ET suggested or Fei to balance it better

Edited at July 23, 2024 03:07 PM by Salem
Should Wolves Interbreed In Packs?July 23, 2024 12:51 PM


Serpents

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maybe I mean I will out source it ex I send male or female to a another pack bred then they send them back (more so preiume as its safer ) but I love studs

Edited at July 23, 2024 12:52 PM by Serpents
Should Wolves Interbreed In Packs?July 23, 2024 12:52 PM


Aestralis

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Salem said:
No just because I feel like there would be no reason to put studs up for breeding anymore


I agree, I feel like having to breed outside your pack increases community interactions!
Should Wolves Interbreed In Packs?July 23, 2024 12:59 PM


Anxiety

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I personally don't feel like I interact with packs in any meaningful way when I breed to their studs, since I just search and breed in the Trading Post. I'm not actually networking or conversing with anyone.
I would still list my own studs for breeding for profit and to seek awards, so it wouldn't limit the gene pool in that sense.
Also, as mentioned, there are ways around the system in place already. This would simply make it safer and less cumbersome to do so.

Edited at July 23, 2024 01:08 PM by Anxiety
Should Wolves Interbreed In Packs?July 23, 2024 01:02 PM


Eternity

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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.
Should Wolves Interbreed In Packs?July 23, 2024 01:05 PM


Moonlit Lake

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I see it both ways, though I vote for yes. It's good for community interactions I agree, but it's hard working out the pup situation at times since they stay with the female wolf. If you want to keep some pups from your male it's a little more challenging. I'd like to have both options.
Should Wolves Interbreed In Packs?July 23, 2024 01:07 PM


Salem

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I like the idea of having a set amount of breedings per game year if it's super low to start with and you can buy more slots in barter

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.


Otherwise it feels like public breedings don't matter at all since I breed for rarity and I could've done it all within my own pack super easily and for free
Should Wolves Interbreed In Packs?July 23, 2024 01:08 PM


starwolfs

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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.


The middle ground please xD
Should Wolves Interbreed In Packs?July 23, 2024 01:11 PM


Feiella

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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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