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Let younger wolves develop relationships and socialize please!

Let younger wolves develop relationships and socialize please!
Posted 2023-11-14 10:43:10
#1093438
It kind of bothers me that wolves' puppies don't show up in their relationships, littermates and siblings don't show up as relationships to each other until you socialize them, puppies don't have relationships with their pupsitters who are really the ones who do a lot of the raising etc. The only exception to this is the lead wolf, who gets random relationship boosts when you visit the pups' pages.
I don't know, it just really breaks my roleplay emersion that siblings, parents and children, etc barely know each other when the relationship should be way less distant than that considering that they're family. It's not like parents and children first meet each other when they become adults. It's not game breaking to not have this, but I'd really like more opportunity relationship wise when it comes to the younger members of my pack. 		LifezVictory
#130045
Posted 2023-11-14 15:35:25
#1093655
Huge agree! I think nursing pups should get relationship with mom each rollover and pupsat pups should get free relationship with their sitter as well. Perhaps mentors as well? And adols and their teachers?
Katie
#28191
Posted 2023-11-14 16:57:50
#1093692
i agree with this! i wanna see the socialization function get bigger in general tbh. i almost wonder if a wolf that gives birth could start out the relationship with their pups at a decently high amount, and then after weaning, having it be a slightly harder thing to keep up with. i'd like to see pups build relationships with mentors that teach them, or apprentices build relationships with the wolves they're training under. i think socialization is a really neat mechanism that i wanna see more of :D 		IntrovertedWolf
#8107
Posted 2023-11-14 20:06:15
#1093828
Support, see this discussion for my ideas on it: https://www.wolvden.com/chatter/topic/1084360 		Boreal
#128806
Posted 2023-11-17 11:11:59
#1095128
Support.
Maybe ados could socialize with adults in the same group
while when socializing pups you would only "see" other pups, their parents, their pupsitter and the lead (ie the members of the pack they have more interaction with).
mALEc 🌸🐰 🌸
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