A "Remove All" Button for Pupsitters

A "Remove All" Button for Pupsitters
Posted 2024-07-20 12:33:20 (edited) #1233737 Picture this: You just returned from a WD winter hiatus, and are so excited to play. You just had 40 pups bred today, crying out for protection. So you click on the drop-down menu to see who is available, and... Oh dear. All your pupsitters are occupied. Suddenly, you are overcome with a feeling of dread. Because it is time for the Pupsitter Shuffle. Your least favorite dance. You click on the drop-down menu to select a wolf. You then click each individual checkbox to remove the pups, and then click the "remove puppies" button to confirm. And then you do that 50 more times. By the end of the list, your knuckles are crackling and popping like a bowl of rice krispies, and you don't even have a moment to rest because if you don't add them all back to your sitters now you'll probably forget before you go to bed and you also don't want strangers on the internet to judge you for having unprotected pups. --- In all seriousness, I did some basic calculations, and with 70 pupsitters averaging three pups per wolf, that's over 350 clicks for a full sitter shuffle. That's a lot of clicks. And I must re-iterate that is a conservative estimate, as I have several wolves who also are sitting for 5-10 pups at once, and there are a lot of players out there with way more wolves than me, so this number could theoretically be a lot higher. By adding a simple "Remove all" button to each pupsitter, you can cut that number down to 140. You could even reduce that number to two if you added some kind of "Remove all pups from all sitters" button with a confirmation pop-up. However, even just the former option alone would be extremely welcome. Thank you for listening. Leave some feedback in order to help save struggling wrists and finger joints everywhere.	Proxy Loves Mojaves #86672

Posted 2024-07-20 12:33:20 (edited)

#1233737

Picture this: You just returned from a WD winter hiatus, and are so excited to play. You just had 40 pups bred today, crying out for protection. So you click on the drop-down menu to see who is available, and... Oh dear. All your pupsitters are occupied.

Suddenly, you are overcome with a feeling of dread. Because it is time for the Pupsitter Shuffle. Your least favorite dance.

You click on the drop-down menu to select a wolf. You then click each individual checkbox to remove the pups, and then click the "remove puppies" button to confirm. And then you do that 50 more times.

By the end of the list, your knuckles are crackling and popping like a bowl of rice krispies, and you don't even have a moment to rest because if you don't add them all back to your sitters now you'll probably forget before you go to bed and you also don't want strangers on the internet to judge you for having unprotected pups.

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In all seriousness, I did some basic calculations, and with 70 pupsitters averaging three pups per wolf, that's over 350 clicks for a full sitter shuffle. That's a lot of clicks. And I must re-iterate that is a conservative estimate, as I have several wolves who also are sitting for 5-10 pups at once, and there are a lot of players out there with way more wolves than me, so this number could theoretically be a lot higher.

By adding a simple "Remove all" button to each pupsitter, you can cut that number down to 140. You could even reduce that number to two if you added some kind of "Remove all pups from all sitters" button with a confirmation pop-up. However, even just the former option alone would be extremely welcome.

Thank you for listening. Leave some feedback in order to help save struggling wrists and finger joints everywhere.

Proxy Loves Mojaves
#86672

Posted 2024-07-20 12:57:56

#1233745

Yes please, this would make my life so much easier as somebody who has a lot of pups at the moment. The current way is done is very clunky and takes a lot of time and a lot of clicking. This is a great idea to improve it!

Ninsun
#127528

Posted 2024-07-20 13:21:06

#1233760

I do my shuffles on mobile and have had it take so long that when I tried to do it before bed at one point I had to shake myself awake several times. Huge support