This would be so fun, I'd love it! Also, it'd give the adolescent lionesses something to do, since they can no longer do cub training in that stage, and honestly throwing it at hunting patrols isn't exactly the most thrilling thing to do, haha. I'd love this ^^

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Nice <3 Thanks for your oppinion!

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I love this, however I am confused about some things. Will you have control over your lioness like your main Male battling, or will it be like the beetle battles where it's just random? Also, does the lioness battling have any effect on your lionesses training? Like, will only their strength increase and some other stats? Sorry if this is confusing.

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Well, if it's going to be like the beetles or if you can get control, it will depend on who apply it to the game. To make it easier, it might be like to fight beetles.
The stats gained in battle, would be so simple, as soon as the fighting ends, will appear on the screen a message saying that your lioness 1-5 won Skill(s)

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Whilst I feel like this is a good idea, I think it would be more practical if it was for submales. Whilst lionesses can hunt, breed, be brood mothers and are generally the main resources of the game, sub males can only patrol and that's it. Sure some will become kings, but these are a very small amount. Giving submales more things to do would help incentivise having more males in your pride which, since the male slots have been expanded to 10, would give the males more needed attention.

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Yes, this idea is also validates

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this sounds extremely fun! support!

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I really like this idea. But I also feel like there are a lot of things that need to be worked out with it.

First I think this should be for both lion and lioness, rather than one or the other(Excluding your main male, obviously).

Also, I think the whole "can't be trained for hunting" sounds pretty silly? If they're actively hunting for training then they can't train to be gladiators because they're currently hunting but once an adol gets off a hunting trip I see no reason why she can't go on a gladiator training trip (it would take 30 minutes, like hunting) instead of being sent on another hunt.(*This also fuels the question, what's the difference? Why choose one over the other?) Making it so an adol can only do one or the other would also likely have unnecessary conflicts with the current code, depending on the details of it.

I think you need to ask yourself a few questions about the way you currently have this planned out, as the plot idea is good but the way you have it explained it doesn't really add anything but complication to the game.

What is the difference between gladiator training and hunting training?*
You were saying they could only do one or the other, but training gives training experience and nothing else to the cub. Would the difference in the two training styles be in the bonus of aging up? But what kind of difference would it be? (And what about everyone clicking the little box only to be stuck with their decision for the next 12 days, when their gladiator dies or is sold and they can no longer train their cub, or they realize they didn't want the bonus type gladiator gives as opposed to hunting. Maybe they bought the cub with that type of training, and didn't realize it? They had spend tons of GB on a statty little adol only to find that they aren't getting breedable stats for the training experience because the previous owner trained them in gladiator, which gives them, say, skill for example, since that's what they use to fight) Plot-wise a lioness would be trained in both to be more well-rounded. So maybe, instead of limiting a cub to one path or the other make the trainings different based on reward:

Hunting gives food, and you have the option of training multiple adols at once.

Gladiator training would be more personal, and require one-on-one between a lioness/submale and an adol. There could be a rare chance of a decor(scars/etc) and a probably rarer chance of a single skill point. And possibly a higher cool-down period?(Would include the lioness/sub training the cub as well, so that she may not hunt or fight during this period. Say 45 minutes, for example)

This way you'd have the common choice of consistency of low-worth or gamble of high-worth when choosing where to train each cub.

What is the difference between fighting and hunting for lioness?
Besides the rewards of hunting vs fighting (food + stats/skill vs decor + skill + likely SB) are there any other differences? What if instead of giving strictly skill gladiators got stats just like hunters? Except, while hunters stats would focus in one set of stats, gladiators stats would focus on another(Although any stat could be received from either activity), and they would bother get skill equally. Maybe, since you'd probably only be allowed to send one gladiator out at a time, and you can only send her out three times a day, they'd have a higher chance of getting multiple stats than hunters?


OKAY so I have a LOT of other ideas and whatnot for this but I messed something up in my browser and I have to fix it, so I'll either edit this or post more a little later!

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Supporting ^

Also I think it would be cool to have new decors about this new area, just like the snake game has snake skin decors, this would have something related to fights, like a helmet or something like that

Btw, a suggestion for the person who made this post: edit and quote the good comments, some people just don't read them if they are not up there.

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Another idea: a short description of how the lioness fought based on personalities! Just like in Cub Training!
Example:
Brutal (Evil) - "*Name of Lioness* fought with rage and no mercy - Her rival got scared and fled the battle. She wins."
Soft (Kind) - "*Lioness* fought fairly - But she couldn't take the wounds so she backed off. Battle lost."

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Ohh~~ I really like the personality idea. ^^

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