
| Chatbox |
| Enigma |
| @Journey Maybe it's to do with whether the stud has existing offspring. If it has no existing offspring a wolf's page will be pruned (like full on deleted from the game) unless it's preserved in a memorial. Perhaps the pages of DS wolves stick around for a bit while those retired are pruned sooner? Or studs with offspring can safely pass away/be retired |
| Shiro |
| Larceny It's definitely felt pretty scarce. I've only encountered a boss twice in the last 16 levels |
| CB's Sanctuary |
| Starstripe 🍂 ventures out of pack territory and is scolded by the Alphas. you- you ARE the alpha |
| Latin Indigos |
| Pax its not guaranteed they'll give birth at the same time some go into labor before others |
| Latin Indigos |
| I dunno.. I never remember that being a thing. I'm like 50% sure I've retired an alpha male while there were other females pregnant.. |
| paxattack |
| i got three wolves that got breed at the same time so there likely to give birth at the same time should i be scared? :< there timers go up in sync |
| JourneyOfWater |
| I don't think it'd have to pull data, as fathers can die by DS while females carry their pups |
| Latin Indigos |
| I see I see. kind of annoying but oh well I just free ranged him so its whatever |
| Enigma |
| My guess is that the game needs to pull data from the father when the pups are born. The outcome of the pups is only decided then. It has been this way so long as I remember |
| Hyunjin4ever |
| Valentine It's stupid, probably because mods think the pups need to see their father after their born like in real life or something |
| Latin Indigos |
| has that always been a thing? I just didn't notice since I usually only keep one male as the alpha male and all the others are retired |
| Latin Indigos |
| since when are we not allowed to retire a stud just because theyre bred to a female?? |
| Quests |
| Alliance Battles |
| Challenges |
![]() | Anaconda : -3 |
![]() | Leopard : -4 |
![]() | Black Panther : +3 |
| Chatbox |
| Enigma |
| @Journey Maybe it's to do with whether the stud has existing offspring. If it has no existing offspring a wolf's page will be pruned (like full on deleted from the game) unless it's preserved in a memorial. Perhaps the pages of DS wolves stick around for a bit while those retired are pruned sooner? Or studs with offspring can safely pass away/be retired |
| Shiro |
| Larceny It's definitely felt pretty scarce. I've only encountered a boss twice in the last 16 levels |
| CB's Sanctuary |
| Starstripe 🍂 ventures out of pack territory and is scolded by the Alphas. you- you ARE the alpha |
| Latin Indigos |
| Pax its not guaranteed they'll give birth at the same time some go into labor before others |
| Latin Indigos |
| I dunno.. I never remember that being a thing. I'm like 50% sure I've retired an alpha male while there were other females pregnant.. |
| paxattack |
| i got three wolves that got breed at the same time so there likely to give birth at the same time should i be scared? :< there timers go up in sync |
| JourneyOfWater |
| I don't think it'd have to pull data, as fathers can die by DS while females carry their pups |
| Latin Indigos |
| I see I see. kind of annoying but oh well I just free ranged him so its whatever |
| Enigma |
| My guess is that the game needs to pull data from the father when the pups are born. The outcome of the pups is only decided then. It has been this way so long as I remember |
| Hyunjin4ever |
| Valentine It's stupid, probably because mods think the pups need to see their father after their born like in real life or something |
| Latin Indigos |
| has that always been a thing? I just didn't notice since I usually only keep one male as the alpha male and all the others are retired |
| Latin Indigos |
| since when are we not allowed to retire a stud just because theyre bred to a female?? |
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