I think a slider under the "Account Options" part of your main page would be smart, just because I can imagine breeding 30 lionesses a day with that warning would get old fast!

Maybe something along the lines of "Turn off inbred warning"

While Inbreeding has no in-game mechanical effects, due to clean breeding absolutely destroying the market for dirty lions on this site, I'd argue it's important knowledge for newbies to be aware of.

I support such a warning, not only for my own purposes, but for others.

It's well and good and all to tell a newbie that inbreeding doesn't affect in-game mechanics. But we should be very transparent with them, that it will likely destroy their projects' worth to the community at large. Lions are typically considered worthless when inbred by a large percentage of buyers on here.

Make it a toggle. The site needs more optional account features.

Regardless of whether or not a feature is useful for all of us, for some of us, this could be very useful.

I GREATLY disagree. While clean/dirty breeding has no effect on gameplay, it does have an effect on the market. Clean lions sell for far more than dirtly lions, denying that is honestly as if you weren't looking at the TC... EVER.

It is not discouraging it, it is simply saying that this is smth that will happen. You have no way of determining if this is inteded to sway the market.

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It is a toggle after all. If you dont like it/want it. Untoggle it. It isnt that hard.

The vast majority of game-players are clean breeders. Let the pixelated game help with the style they want to play. If dirty/IDC breeders dont like it, they may simply untoggle it.

Yes! The toggle is a great idea! Just because some people may not use it doesn't mean that it isn't helpful to other people. Some people have moral reasons like mine to want clean lions. It just makes me feel morally better not to accidentally inbreed my lions. Having a toggle like this would absolutely take away that fear of accidentally doing it while tired.

It would also help if instead of going back however many generations to see if there was inbreeding to just tell us outright when we look into the heritage the first time. I don't want to go all the way back to the 7th set of great grandparents to see if the lion was inbred. It's a hassle. It would just be more helpful.