Now, don't get me wrong. I think this inbreeding thing is a pile of horse manure. It's pure psychological, and just a message, nothing more. My trade storage is full, so I can't get around it. I can't buy new animals, unless I sell all my animals for cheap. Maybe I will fail in my project and do that anyway.
I have 3 habitats with wild dogs. They are all family of each other. In each of them lives a brother and a sister. Now, if inbreeding disgusts you, you better get away now. I start a new paragraph, so you have one line to get away.
I start inbreeding my dog habitats separately, and the first 5 generations they will never meet. In the sixth generation I will place a male and a female together to see if the "inbreed" message will still pop up, and how the young dogs will be.
This "inbreed" message is spoiling the game. There is no fun in that message, and it is taking this whole game way to serious. If this inbreeding is a real thing in PZ, you can expect a whole lot of inbred animals on the market in the future, because the number of animals on the market are to low compared to the number of players in the game. This means there are not many breeders out there who actually buy and sell their animals.
At the game's launch I bought 4 warthogs, 1 male and 3 females. I am still breeding with the offspring of their offspring, of their offspring, and those animals have great stats. Not all of them, but enough to believe this "inbreed" thing is a myth. Just fabricated by some zealots (If you are one of them, you should have been gone when this paragraph started).
My goal is to check if I can outbreed that message, not the inbreed.
I have 3 habitats with wild dogs. They are all family of each other. In each of them lives a brother and a sister. Now, if inbreeding disgusts you, you better get away now. I start a new paragraph, so you have one line to get away.
I start inbreeding my dog habitats separately, and the first 5 generations they will never meet. In the sixth generation I will place a male and a female together to see if the "inbreed" message will still pop up, and how the young dogs will be.
This "inbreed" message is spoiling the game. There is no fun in that message, and it is taking this whole game way to serious. If this inbreeding is a real thing in PZ, you can expect a whole lot of inbred animals on the market in the future, because the number of animals on the market are to low compared to the number of players in the game. This means there are not many breeders out there who actually buy and sell their animals.
At the game's launch I bought 4 warthogs, 1 male and 3 females. I am still breeding with the offspring of their offspring, of their offspring, and those animals have great stats. Not all of them, but enough to believe this "inbreed" thing is a myth. Just fabricated by some zealots (If you are one of them, you should have been gone when this paragraph started).
My goal is to check if I can outbreed that message, not the inbreed.