Posted by Adol re-training

Ezgati~Crazy Panther
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2023-03-27 06:07:11
I believe this has probably happened to everyone. Luck smiled on you and you got a beautiful cub from the tree. Or you bought a super cub from the trading center. Or you won the reverse heat and in order not to block others you had to age the cub.
All of these have one thing in common. No stat boost from training. It is a shame and sometimes this simple thing prevent me from keeping other way a decent cub. For those who looks on all of this the same way like me, please listen to what I wish to propose:

Veteran huntresses!


This will be part of a cub training page.

"As you come to your usual spot to overse training of your cubs, you notice a group of five lionesses. They are too old to have cubs of they own, so they probably come here to warm their hearts and feast their eyes on someone elses cubs. They pay attention to every little detail and sometimes offer prize, sometimes criticism, as they seems to be part of the same, old hunting team, experienced in the hard game of survival.
After you exchanged polite greetings, you got an idea... You have this one adolescent, failing spectacularly almost at everything. Maybe they can help it with some private lesson?
You asked the lionesses, and after a bit of persuading they agreed to help, but it will cost you..."


There will be five lionesses, one is master of stalking, another of climbing, ... etc. Basicly it will work like a cub training, you will chose seven atempts at the discipline you want your adol trained. For every discipline you have chosen, the teacher lioness will ask for something in return. (If you want to train the cub five times in stalking, the lioness will ask for five things.) It may be a carcas with certain ammount of uses or of a specific animal, toy(s) or SB.

Then they will take your adol in for a retraining. What it will mean? All achieved progress will be erased and insted there will be generated progres new. THERE WILL REMAIN POSSIBILITY OF FAILURE! For example if you want your adol to train all of his seven atempts at wrestling, he still may fail some of them.
The flavor text will be something like this:
"Well, thank you for your items, they will be of much help. Please return in two hours, we will tell you, if is this adolescent of yours a good aprentice..."

After two hours you will recive a report about how your retraining went. Every adol could go thru retraining only once, if you try to retrain your adol again, lioneses will "recognize it" and tell you that this one is a "lost cause".

Thank you for reading this. Please, pardon my mistake, I am not a native. I will be very happy for any constructive criticism and thanks to anyone offering their support!

I see "no supports" growing in nuber, and I am curious why. It will help to improve this sugestion.




This suggestion has 2 supports and 13 NO supports.



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Edited on 02/04/23 @ 21:48:54 by Ezgati~Crazy Panther Lady~πŸ† (#28391)

Vulpine-Poltergeist (#1073)

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Posted on
2023-04-07 18:44:18
No support from me- it is possible for cubs to go through training and fail all of the training attempts, and there are items to boost cub training. On top of this, you can send your adolescents to watch hunts or join patrols (every half hour and every hour, respectively), which also boosts their training. It is possible to get a 0% cub trained adol to at least 75% through hunting or patrolling alone, which will grant them the stat boost.

TLDR; we already have items that raise training, along with the regular adolescent training. This is a cool idea, but with those in mind, it's a no support from me.



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Ezgati~Crazy Panther
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2023-04-08 01:28:44
Oh, I see... majority of players is thinking, that adol training has something to do with the actual stat boost.
Well... no.
The whole hunting watching and patrol company only helps to reach that 75% minimal goal. Yes, you can gain one or two stats, but that is all.
This is text from the lioden wiki:

When training, the initial period of training when a cub is between 5 and 11 months old is where you will accrue the VAST bulk of stats that your cub will earn when they grow into adults. Different training actions grant different stats, so it is cubhood that shapes the type of stats that will be granted.

In short, you skip the cub training, you are screwed. No stats for you.
Medlar fruit? No stats. That item only help to achiev goal of 75% if you are running out of time.



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Posted on
2023-04-08 13:28:13
No support because in May you can get a Male Groupue, which will always be adol. Bulk stats from cub training means if you get a male groupie to 100% they will only get around 1-3 stats instead of 50-100+ stats. I would much rather keep it as it is because even if that is just a small population who would use it for that, you can still just train cubs from 5-11. Buying a heat means you are breeding to a lioness for a specific purpose and if they require you to use an aging stone to not block others, then so be it. If you want to grind stats for a female, throw them in a hunting party and send them out 10 times a day or more. My lady with 90 stats at 2 years old had 306 stats at 3 years old.



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Ezgati~Crazy Panther
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2023-04-08 15:10:47
Thank you for your opinion!
As I read thru your post, I fail to see a solid reason for your decision to not support. Anyway, it is your right to do with your vote as you please.
Regarding grupies... The possibility to boost stats of those lions is for everyone. It doesent mean that some players will gain unfair advantage. Starting line will be still equal.



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Edited on 09/04/23 @ 05:22:34 by Ezgati~Crazy Panther Lady~πŸ† (#28391)







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