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Amut
That is what I thought happened. I was just pointing it out because many, MANY people are citing them changing Jup/Sat as a reason why they should change Jag/Ros. However, they didn't change Jup/Sat because users wanted them changed, but rather that they felt that the ones they changed were a mistake so they corrected it.
As far as I can tell, they created Jag/Ros to look like this, so it isn't a mistake that needs to be corrected (and as much as I might like a mistake, I do agree they need to be corrected, though I don't mind compromises either).
All in all, I don't really like the gene, though I did find some dragons it might look good on (one or the other, not both), but I still don't think it should be changed unless it contains a mistake.
I also agree with you, no matter what happens there will always be people who are unhappy (not always the same people, which is something that REALLY irritates me on some forums, where someone inevitably comes in and says 'you wanted change, now you have it and you still aren't happy' as if the people calling for change are the same people who are complaining after the change....)
I am not really sure there is a good compromise other than the potential of a filter or a way to 'block' genes, for this type of situation. Every gene that comes out has detractors, but they also have people who actually like them, and it isn't really fair to the people who like them and bought the genes to 'fix' them when there really wasn't anything to fix.
I do think it would be great to have a gene that just randomly takes colors and uses them. I don't mean poi/tox type color scheme but like a blue range color would use reds, greens, whites, yellows etc.. any color BUT blue and colors close to blue. It also wouldn't be just one color but say 2 or 3 different color (think a multicolor polkadot pattern, where the background is white, but the dots are all different colors).
it would mean that every color would be VERY colorful. and could potentially make for some interesting dragons.