@RedWillia
Thats a good point, a person could save up tons of points just to have them do nothing to the RNG. When I wrote this suggestion I was hesitant to suggest that these points would guarantee certain genetic outcomes. In my mind I though of it as a percentage of guarantee that could be altered. Someone could put in enough points to slightly tip the RNG in their favor with no guarantees or they could put in lots of points to get an exact or maybe near 100% guarantee as how the nest plays out.
For example, a person could put some points into # of eggs and a ton of points into primary genes. And one potential outcome would be that the number of eggs was off but all the primary was spot on.
To do this the number of points would have to be completely different for how much a percentage of guarantee a person wanted. Higher percentages up to 100% would naturally be higher, as you suggested, while a person could simply put in the bare minimum and still potentially get the same result with some risk that nothing would be as wanted and the points would be a waste.
When going into the screen that allows a person to edit the likelihood of genes and such of the desired nest, I image sections for all categories of outcomes that a person can add points, few or many, to to alter the likelihoods of those outcomes
From
# of eggs
Gender
Primary color range
Primary Gene
Secondary color range
Secondary Gene
Tertiary color range
Tertiary Gene
And potentially eye type
For eggs I image its just a number input, probably just a sliding bar for number desired, along with an input for the number of points for a better percent chance.
Gender could be just a male percent vs female percent and an input for percent of desired guarantee.
For the colors it would show the color bar for the potentially outcomes between the two parent dragons that a box can be applied to that determines desired color ranges. A smaller box requires more points, along with an input for the number of points for desired percent chance of guarantee.
Genes would be pretty simple, just a small list of possible genes between the two parents, it would obviously be small, and an input for the number of points for desired chance of guarantee.
I've heard a lot of people complain about broken eye rarity but I've never really cared all that much. Maybe theres an input for eyes or not.
I'll alter the original post to include this information... thank yall for your contributions.
Thats a good point, a person could save up tons of points just to have them do nothing to the RNG. When I wrote this suggestion I was hesitant to suggest that these points would guarantee certain genetic outcomes. In my mind I though of it as a percentage of guarantee that could be altered. Someone could put in enough points to slightly tip the RNG in their favor with no guarantees or they could put in lots of points to get an exact or maybe near 100% guarantee as how the nest plays out.
For example, a person could put some points into # of eggs and a ton of points into primary genes. And one potential outcome would be that the number of eggs was off but all the primary was spot on.
To do this the number of points would have to be completely different for how much a percentage of guarantee a person wanted. Higher percentages up to 100% would naturally be higher, as you suggested, while a person could simply put in the bare minimum and still potentially get the same result with some risk that nothing would be as wanted and the points would be a waste.
When going into the screen that allows a person to edit the likelihood of genes and such of the desired nest, I image sections for all categories of outcomes that a person can add points, few or many, to to alter the likelihoods of those outcomes
From
# of eggs
Gender
Primary color range
Primary Gene
Secondary color range
Secondary Gene
Tertiary color range
Tertiary Gene
And potentially eye type
For eggs I image its just a number input, probably just a sliding bar for number desired, along with an input for the number of points for a better percent chance.
Gender could be just a male percent vs female percent and an input for percent of desired guarantee.
For the colors it would show the color bar for the potentially outcomes between the two parent dragons that a box can be applied to that determines desired color ranges. A smaller box requires more points, along with an input for the number of points for desired percent chance of guarantee.
Genes would be pretty simple, just a small list of possible genes between the two parents, it would obviously be small, and an input for the number of points for desired chance of guarantee.
I've heard a lot of people complain about broken eye rarity but I've never really cared all that much. Maybe theres an input for eyes or not.
I'll alter the original post to include this information... thank yall for your contributions.