Check the Scrying Stone for relationships
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Check the Scrying Stone for relationships
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Posted 2023-03-27 07:00:22 (edited)
Sorry, I saw that ideas like this already exist! Please ignore this post. I don't want to steal any ideas.Hello, I've never done anything like this before. So if I'm talking total nonsense, I'm sorry. So, but now to my idea. How about checking the Scrying Stone for a small fee (maybe 10 SC?) to see if two wolves are related? I always try not to breed any inbreeds when breeding. Unfortunately, you don't always look at the family tree that closely. I once had the problem of breeding with two wolves without realizing that the two are related. It wasn't until I accidentally looked at the puppies' pedigree that I realized they were Inbreeds. Since then, before I breed two wolves, I always look very closely at the pedigrees of the two. And that can be really annoying. You have to click on the wolf, then on his family tree and try to memorize the names...then you have to go back to the Den Page, click on the other wolf, click on their family tree and see if there are any of the same names. Then you are not quite sure and do the whole thing again. Then you think you've discovered a relationship, look it up quickly, but then it was just a false alarm. Or not, and the two wolves are related. And the chance that two random wolves are related isn't that low. Some Breeding Males for Stud have like thousand pups bred. In short: It's pretty nerve-wracking. So how about checking the Scrying Stone to see if two wolves are related? It would then go something like this: 1. You go to the Scrying Stone 2. You type in the IDs of the two wolves or select them directly from the list of wolves in your pack 3. You pay a small fee (maybe 10 SC?) 4. The Scrying Stone tells you if the two wolves are related And maybe it wouldn't check EVERY way how a wolf could be related to another wolf. Only thinks like siblings, uncles, aunts, cousins....and of course parents, grand parants, grand-grand parents, the normal things that you can see in a Wolvden family tree. But not looking like: "This wolf is the cousin of the uncle of this wolf. They're related." Thanks for reading this far :-) It's also possible that something like this already exists in the game and I just didn't know yet. Then I'm sorry. And I apologize for my grammar- English isn't my first language. And what do you actually think of the idea? :D Edit: I saw a post from someone who had the exact same idea. But I swear I didn't steal the idea from there. I think the other person and me just had exactly the same thought- |
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