Unfortunately, this would do far more harm than good. The finite lifespan of lions is a huge contributing factor in balancing the value and rarity of genetics. If hybrids could breed indefinitely, which would presumably be the case if frozen hybrids could breed. Most likely, hybrid prices would plummet massively, probably putting them about on par with piebalds, patches and primals, if not lower, due to the fact that the aforementioned mutations also have finite lifespans. Not to mention, it would give people who could afford multiple frozen slots an advantage.

As a huge element of Lioden's gameplay is breeding, including achieving difficult breeding goals. Significantly devaluing something like hybrids would take away an awful lot of the challenge, especially now with the lion market already being oversaturated and devalued.

Even if they could only be bred so many times, I still don't think that this would be necessary, as people are most likely to freeze a hybrid once they are too old to breed anyway.

Ultimately, it is the responsibility of the buyer to ensure that a lion fits what they are personally seeking.

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I agree

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People generally sell frozen tigons for 10-30gb.

If you're finding people who are selling frozen tigons for 250gb or more, don't buy those lol.

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Thanks angela

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Most tigons are also frozen past breeding age, so they wouldnt have any breedings anyway. Freezing shouldnt be a way to breed a lion extra times. Lions have a limited amount of breedings in a lifetime, and all people who freeze lions do those after they have outlived those breedings. Nobody - not 1 person - freezes still breedable hybrids.

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