Many buyers are facing a dilemma.
They really like the cub that is for sale. But the trade is non-buyout. The survival bar is dangerously close to 50%. They are about to go to bed but... what if their trade gets accepted after they fall asleep and the rollover happens.... the cub might die....

What if they got the warning from others that they should only buy cubs that are above a certain survival %? But then I ask... what is the point in having cubs in trades that are close to dying anyway? Isnt this an unnecessary risk for the buyer?

This thread actually contains 2 ways we could solve this problem. Please vote for your favorite.

Suggestion no. 1:
Only allow cubs in trades in TC if they are assigned to a brood mother.
- The survival bar will be constantly at 100%
- No more worried buyers
- If the cub gets removed from the broodmother, the trade gets automatically cancelled.

Suggestion no 2:
Only allow cubs over a certain survival % to be in a trade. (my suggestion is 60%)
- No need for a broodmother
- Cub will surely survive even if it has an accident at rollover
- No more worried buyers
- If survival % drops below 60%, the trade gets automatically cancelled.

Lets make the market a bit more convenient for the buyers!
Thanks for reading.