Cut down Number of Animals for breeding

[kavita96]

It is true we only need 2 animals to breed instead of 4
and if so we should get 2 new breeds instead of 1

[Bruna19821972]

Originally Posted by tootiehootin

The objective is for it to be a challenge, if the whole game were a piece of cake and super easy then we would all get bored and quit playing, this way you have a little work to do and something to look forward to.

But at these way what you say,for me game start to be boring... that's my opinion.. p.s. sorry for my bad eng.

[Bruna19821972]

Originally Posted by kavita96

It is true we only need 2 animals to breed instead of 4
and if so we should get 2 new breeds instead of 1

I AGREE!!!

[Marana46]

Originally Posted by TheBlueberry

In reality, its usually 1 male to several females. the dominate male gets to breed when it comes to animals. Thats why in real life animals either fight or show off to breed. When they fight, the best male will breed with the female first. When they show off, the female picks the male to breed with. So it would be more like 4 females and 1 male. It works this way so that the best male can spread his seed. Most herd animals have more than one mate.

Agreed, but in this scenario you also get at least one baby per female. So you would get 3. Maybe 1 special and 2 reg which would be fine with me. I'd also like to see regular food as power food costs a lot to make and we are limited in supplies. That's the main reason I do do much breeding. It is a challenge no matter how they do it, but challenges are meant to be able to be reached with a bit of work. This is the only game I've run across where challenges are very often placed beyond a reg players reach. I do love the game tho, don't get me wrong.

[imckc1]

breeding is a selective process... if you just used 2 ordinary animals the offspring would be ordinary... to isolate any trait wouldnt you need atleast 4 amimals so the 2 couples offsping could be bred together according to desired trait. In reality you would probaly need 4 or more couples and many generations to make a new breed.