TLDR: i think the % of one cub litters and two cub litters should be swapped.

Lions usually have litters of 1 - 4 cubs, although 2 - 3 are the most common. Some lions can even have up to 6 cubs, although I can see why the limit is 4.

My point is one cub litters have become way too common in my opinion. When I first started playing the average was 2 - 3, which makes sense. I don't know why it was changed but it's really inconvenient, and I think it needs to be changed back. At this point if you want an average size litter you need to buy buffys for every single breeding.

I understand that lioden is a game and it's not real life. This game has both realistic and non-realistic features, though, and this particular feature I think should be made to match real life because 1 cub per breeding makes things so much harder.

I've been told the rates were changed due to population boom. I've also seen posts as early as 2016 talking about this, so maybe its always been like this. Whatever the case it, i think one cub litters should be less common. Maybe make two cub litters slightly more common than one could fix this. That way there's still population control, but players can get more results from their efforts?