Posted by Litter Sizes

Nia | 13 BO G1 Mela (#386585)

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2024-03-18 23:09:18
In the wild lionesses often have 2 to 4 cubs, while upwards to 6 cubs in a single litter, very rarely does a lioness have a single cub, yes most of the cubs from her litter won't make it until their first birthday as also depicted in the game, I think they should increase the average/percentage of cubs a lioness has in the game to between 2-4, more commonly landing on 2-3, but have on the rarer side it landing on 4-6 cubs.
So they could change Grain of Paradise (3 cubs +) and Buffalo scrotums (5 cubs+) per use, while double uterus lioness can still have split litters(2 different fathers), but instead of saying 12 cubs on the high end, it could still follow the need for doubles and go between 4,6,8,(10?) Cubs if an item is used to increase litter size
On the same note and to tie in with the mutation percentage topic in the following topic (https://www.lioden.com/topic.php?id=304429538701) there should then be an item introduced where it will limit a lionesses egg release so they can only have a single cub.

If you don't support this idea or have feedback please leave a comment! I would love to get some more opinons on any/all of my topics! 😁



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Edited on 18/03/24 @ 23:15:07 by Nia | 13 BO G1 Mela (#386585)

⪘ SiRah (#159527)

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Posted on
2024-03-19 02:30:58
Hello!

Perhaps you'd have better luck suggesting an item to offer a slightly better chance of +1 cub size to a litter, without increasing/altering the existing maximum 4 cubs for non-DU lionesses?
This would mean a normal 1-cub litter would have a little extra boost to get 2 cubs instead,
a 2 cub Grain of Paradise litter would have a slightly better chance of being 3 cubs (equivalent to Buffalo Scrotum),
a 3 cub Buffalo Scrotum litter would have a better chance of being 4 cubs,
& all litters could still roll the rare 4 cub chance on their own without any ridiculous increase in cub counts since the item would only +1 whatever it would have been without any need to change existing mechanisms.

& Double Uterus would have double these cub numbers, but not double the chance of that extra +1 cub roll.


I don't understand why there's a change 'between 2-4, more commonly landing on 2-3, but have on the rarer side it landing on 4-6 cubs' while the Double Uterus acknowledgement has '4,6,8,(10?) Cubs' because under your suggestion a Double Uterus would actually have 4-8, commonly 4-6 cubs, with no items used, on the rarer side 8-12 cubs.
If Buffy were increased to 5 cubs (oof- I personally do not support changing a Buffy's use, or making it essentially a single-use-item-Double Uterus effect) that would mean we could guarantee 10+ cubs per DU litter instead of the normal 6+.
As a sidenote, I would not support an 'item Double Uterus effect' because that would essentially mean you could turn any lioness (except maybe Hybrids?) into Double Uterus for a day/litter which would negate most reason to breed high-value traits onto mutated lions except for fun, use other items at all, or essentially try to extend a lioness' lifetime heats/litters through use of other items like Yohimbe Barks or clones.
This would be super fun for a day or so but Double Uterus are already rather overpowered as is as a Double Uterus breeder with horrible luck with the introduction of Ochre Gnawrock, Powders, etc.
That said, I don't think you can increase normal lioness' litter counts while debuffing Double Uterus' mutation as that would not be fair either.

We can guarantee larger litter sizes with the use of items already, so I assume the primary points players are not agreeing with are:
- (Don't want to) Increase the maximum cub count for non-Double Uterus lionesses
- (Don't want to) Increase maximum cub counts without use of any breeding items


Hope you're having a great day! <3




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