"Re-roll"pup coats?
Posted: Mon Aug 30, 2021 3:57 pm
Am I the only one who seems bothered by this? I have 2 pups who look like clones because they inherited the same coat.
My pups were born on December 30th, way before WolfQuest added in more black coats, and as a result many players (such as myself), ended up with "cloned puppies", which I find unrealistic (not to mention it can be difficult telling them apart initially).
Since puppies cannot change their coat, I'm stuck with littermates who look exactly alike. This is probably a pet peeve for players, especially pups born prior to the update.
My idea to resolve this issue would be to allow players to "re-roll" their chosen pups' coats? But it would only be if 2 or more puppies had the same pattern and they can only re-roll pelts in the same color family as their old one. So, for instance, pups who originally had genetically black coats would re-roll with another genetically black coat, this way it does not interfere with the genetic aspect of it.
A second way would be to make it impossible for duplicate coats to exist in the same litter as opposed to "decreasing the chances". However, this still wouldn't solve the issue for existing litters with duplicate patterns, but it sounds a lot simpler.
My pups were born on December 30th, way before WolfQuest added in more black coats, and as a result many players (such as myself), ended up with "cloned puppies", which I find unrealistic (not to mention it can be difficult telling them apart initially).
Since puppies cannot change their coat, I'm stuck with littermates who look exactly alike. This is probably a pet peeve for players, especially pups born prior to the update.
My idea to resolve this issue would be to allow players to "re-roll" their chosen pups' coats? But it would only be if 2 or more puppies had the same pattern and they can only re-roll pelts in the same color family as their old one. So, for instance, pups who originally had genetically black coats would re-roll with another genetically black coat, this way it does not interfere with the genetic aspect of it.
A second way would be to make it impossible for duplicate coats to exist in the same litter as opposed to "decreasing the chances". However, this still wouldn't solve the issue for existing litters with duplicate patterns, but it sounds a lot simpler.