Stat Genetics - Stat Breeding Calculator and Guide
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Posted 2024-09-11 07:17:38
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 An Altercation of Nature #921 |
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Posted 2024-09-11 18:28:20
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 narwhal (asena) #140707 |
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Posted 2024-09-13 01:36:37
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 BaconBoy #82177 |
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Posted 2024-09-13 06:19:35
Looks like the 574-600 range |
 Rhune #40019 |
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Posted 2024-09-13 08:29:09
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BaconBoy #82177 |
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Posted 2024-09-13 08:41:11
You'd have to push the stats of the parents higher. How high depends on how high you want the base stats of the pups to be. If you're looking to have pups that have a base of 1000stats, for example, you'll have to save up to get a stud slot for FrostWalker who is 9000stat, or another stud with similar stats. |
Rhune #40019 |
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Posted 2024-09-13 13:39:14
Dang okay!! Ty I'm trying to breed a stud for my and want a 1k plus but there expensive |
BaconBoy #82177 |
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Posted 2024-09-14 23:48:10
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narwhal (asena) #140707 |
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Posted 2024-09-22 19:17:50
Yes, the higher the combined stats of the parents, the higher the birth stats of the pups will be. So, if one parent has 600stat, and the other has 400stat, then their combined stat value would be 1000, and the pups will be in the 329-351 stat range. Keep in mind that it's the combined stats that matter. If one parent is 200stat, and the other is 800stat, then the pups will still be in the 329-351 stat range just like the pair that were 600stat and 400stat. |
Rhune #40019 |