@Vampire

"Troll Lions". So. If someone wants all the same markings you count that as a troll lion? Tsk tsk. It's their personal choice. Personally I wanted a female with all white cobweb. So that 1. she could pass it in any slot & 2. I could say "Hey. I worked hard enough to get her like this" (Piety Grinding). Also, no matter the reasoning, it doesn't justify not telling the community (which by the way, if you look at Katze's replies on the thread I linked, she says she didn't even know about it until a few weeks before that users thread. So it was probably a fuck-up/side-affect of the new system that gave us 20, and they just didn't bother to fix it or let us know)

Also, if you don't like it, don't breed to kings like that? Users work, or used to work, hard to get kings like that. There's no telling how long it took to get celestial speckles on that king three times since you only get one marking per lioness to start with in July.

Again, I'll restate:

"I'm suggesting this be reversed because it doesn't hurt anyone to be able to do it, but it hurts people to not be able to."

It's like stats tbfh. If you don't like stats, don't breed to a stat king. You don't like doubles, don't breed to a double king.


@Typhon

Retweet.

(You're just now quoting what I said 1-2 posts ago)

My point in "There was no one" is that I mean there wasn't a suggestion. The staff did this all on their own.

You cannot add breed only markings in November (its event only markings), and now, even if you wanted to you cannot pass multiples to those cubs. So Multiples are fucking useless now except for in hopes to pass a specific slotted one. Also, your trolling still isn't validated just because you changed markings to 'applicable markings'. If you don't like it, don't breed to them. It's their king, their choice. If they don't make any money off their studs because of it, that's on them.

Also. 1Gb marking remover vs 20Gb Gnawrock. Hmm.

And again,again, these aren't easy to get. You're not guaranteed a double just because you bred two lions with the same marking in different spots. You have to work for that shit (or, you used to have to. Now you can't even work for it).

"....I never noticed a change.

If I may ask, what is the point of having two or more of the exact same markings on a lion? Same marking styles with different colors I understand (they make cool new shades), but the exact same?"

1. You wouldn't notice the change unless you were breeding for it, since those are the people being hit the hardest. The main point is that the staff should have told us. They still haven't told us. Some people don't know until they see my thread.

2. Some slots are more rare than others. Breed only markings will only ever be in the slots the staff release them in unless they are obtain through a very rare chance on a RMA (I think) or on a groupie during May.
When speaking for just Margays, since that is what I am after, there are only 2 slots that onyx, ginger, and lilac come in.

5/8 for onyx, 2/9 for ginger, 2/10 for lilac. Creams come in slot 7 & DB comes in slot 1. (If there is another cream idk about it, and I don't care because personally I don't like cream).

You obviously have to give up either one ginger or one lilac bc they share a slot, but besides those you can get up to 7 lilacs on a lion this way. A Heptamargay sounds more valuable than a pentamargay, yeah?
That's the point. Even if it's a double of a marking, as long as they are Breed only such as margay, that means that anyone who want's either of those slots can breed to you. Also. Breed only marks such as margay do not naturally come on staff lions in more than one (this means staff only release lions with single margays) so to be able to gather all these margays on a single lion is an achievement of sorts. [I can't speak for those breeding panthers. But it might be for the same reasons].

[Point 2 only counts for me, since I'm the only one hurt by the margay situation. But the rarity factor still matters, weather it be margay, rosettes, or other breed only markings.]