I need funds
Cancelling dragons to my boss is how i get money
Cancelling dragons to my boss is how i get money
Flight Rising Discussion
Discuss everything and anything Flight Rising.
TOPIC | Exalting. Why do you do it?
[quote name="fraudulentzodiac" date="2019-11-27 07:05:30" ]
Money.
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fraudulentzodiac wrote on 2019-11-27 07:05:30:
Money.
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Money.
Also, you'd only be "deleting" a dragon if the system was closed. It is not, therefore, no dragon can ever be truly "deleted". At least in terms of genes, breed, colors, and gender. You can rebreed for that dragon at anytime, nothing is stopping you. Odds are that dragon will exist again at some point, as there is an infinite supply of dragons.
Also, you'd only be "deleting" a dragon if the system was closed. It is not, therefore, no dragon can ever be truly "deleted". At least in terms of genes, breed, colors, and gender. You can rebreed for that dragon at anytime, nothing is stopping you. Odds are that dragon will exist again at some point, as there is an infinite supply of dragons.
Money.
Also, you'd only be "deleting" a dragon if the system was closed. It is not, therefore, no dragon can ever be truly "deleted". At least in terms of genes, breed, colors, and gender. You can rebreed for that dragon at anytime, nothing is stopping you. Odds are that dragon will exist again at some point, as there is an infinite supply of dragons.
Also, you'd only be "deleting" a dragon if the system was closed. It is not, therefore, no dragon can ever be truly "deleted". At least in terms of genes, breed, colors, and gender. You can rebreed for that dragon at anytime, nothing is stopping you. Odds are that dragon will exist again at some point, as there is an infinite supply of dragons.
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[quote name="ArisMagenta" date="2019-11-27 07:43:52" ]
1. Money
2. Dominance
3. Lair space
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I am also primarily a gen 1 lair, so if it's not a gen 1 or an Imp its dime-a-dozen fodder.
ArisMagenta wrote on 2019-11-27 07:43:52:
1. Money
2. Dominance
3. Lair space
2. Dominance
3. Lair space
I am also primarily a gen 1 lair, so if it's not a gen 1 or an Imp its dime-a-dozen fodder.
Seeking Gen1 Flaxen/Midnight,Steel-Abyss/Midnight,Steel-Abyss
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Money.
That said, it's also built into my lore: my main clan operates (among other things) a training school where dragons can come to gain the skills to be worthy of going off to serve the Plaguebringer.
That said, it's also built into my lore: my main clan operates (among other things) a training school where dragons can come to gain the skills to be worthy of going off to serve the Plaguebringer.
Money.
That said, it's also built into my lore: my main clan operates (among other things) a training school where dragons can come to gain the skills to be worthy of going off to serve the Plaguebringer.
That said, it's also built into my lore: my main clan operates (among other things) a training school where dragons can come to gain the skills to be worthy of going off to serve the Plaguebringer.
Available at cost to Plague flight members.
There's also an upside for breeders to the cycle of exalting that's rarely talked about, I think.
If profit exalting weren't common, far fewer dragons would be bred in the first place - you wouldn't want to risk clogging up your lair with a dragon you'd never be able to sell unless the parents could predictably pass on very high-value traits to their offspring.
However, as it stands, many players are motivated to throw as many dragons on nests as possible because selling those dragons turns a reliable profit from exalt buyers.
Since those dragons aren't being bred with any goal beyond exaltation, the parents are less likely to be perfectly-designed breeding pairs - just any two random RTB dragons that player happens to own or have access to.
And what THAT leads to is a bunch of unconventional XYZ combos that very few people would ever breed for deliberately.
If you're doing a breeding project with the goal of a combo like that, it's basically one of your only avenues for obtaining breeding stock.
If profit exalting weren't common, far fewer dragons would be bred in the first place - you wouldn't want to risk clogging up your lair with a dragon you'd never be able to sell unless the parents could predictably pass on very high-value traits to their offspring.
However, as it stands, many players are motivated to throw as many dragons on nests as possible because selling those dragons turns a reliable profit from exalt buyers.
Since those dragons aren't being bred with any goal beyond exaltation, the parents are less likely to be perfectly-designed breeding pairs - just any two random RTB dragons that player happens to own or have access to.
And what THAT leads to is a bunch of unconventional XYZ combos that very few people would ever breed for deliberately.
If you're doing a breeding project with the goal of a combo like that, it's basically one of your only avenues for obtaining breeding stock.
There's also an upside for breeders to the cycle of exalting that's rarely talked about, I think.
If profit exalting weren't common, far fewer dragons would be bred in the first place - you wouldn't want to risk clogging up your lair with a dragon you'd never be able to sell unless the parents could predictably pass on very high-value traits to their offspring.
However, as it stands, many players are motivated to throw as many dragons on nests as possible because selling those dragons turns a reliable profit from exalt buyers.
Since those dragons aren't being bred with any goal beyond exaltation, the parents are less likely to be perfectly-designed breeding pairs - just any two random RTB dragons that player happens to own or have access to.
And what THAT leads to is a bunch of unconventional XYZ combos that very few people would ever breed for deliberately.
If you're doing a breeding project with the goal of a combo like that, it's basically one of your only avenues for obtaining breeding stock.
If profit exalting weren't common, far fewer dragons would be bred in the first place - you wouldn't want to risk clogging up your lair with a dragon you'd never be able to sell unless the parents could predictably pass on very high-value traits to their offspring.
However, as it stands, many players are motivated to throw as many dragons on nests as possible because selling those dragons turns a reliable profit from exalt buyers.
Since those dragons aren't being bred with any goal beyond exaltation, the parents are less likely to be perfectly-designed breeding pairs - just any two random RTB dragons that player happens to own or have access to.
And what THAT leads to is a bunch of unconventional XYZ combos that very few people would ever breed for deliberately.
If you're doing a breeding project with the goal of a combo like that, it's basically one of your only avenues for obtaining breeding stock.
do you realize hundreds of dragons are hatched every day?
we get over saturated with dragons, the player needs an incentive to keep breeding and rotating money. IT IS a good thing, this coming from a non exalt lair.
we get over saturated with dragons, the player needs an incentive to keep breeding and rotating money. IT IS a good thing, this coming from a non exalt lair.
do you realize hundreds of dragons are hatched every day?
we get over saturated with dragons, the player needs an incentive to keep breeding and rotating money. IT IS a good thing, this coming from a non exalt lair.
we get over saturated with dragons, the player needs an incentive to keep breeding and rotating money. IT IS a good thing, this coming from a non exalt lair.
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