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- BellaVoce March 2019
- Dinascar March 2019
- MariaChapinFarm3 March 2019
- nycequestrian April 2019
- Riata March 2019
- SandycreekFarm March 2019
- SpryOfJune March 2019
- Summervine April 2019
In game horse aging?
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Is there a genetic component to how old horses get in the game, or is it pure RNG?
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I wondered that when I started - pretty sure it's random.Breeding brown/liver/black with white spotting drafts. If you ever fancy straws PM me. PM me if you need help with GE.Thanked by 1Summervine
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Spry--it's short for Random Number Generator or Generation. That's the secret ingredient to the programming that gives us all the variability for so many characteristics.De gustibus non disputandum. "There's no arguing about tastes."
SandyCreek Farm: ID# 441
also playing H&J1 as SandyCreek Acres: ID# 137592Thanked by 1Summervine -
@summervine I haven't heard of it, but it's definitely possible they have. It seems like a difficult thing to breed for, since your foundations would have to sit for 17-20+ RL months before you could accurately ascertain which would be worth breeding. That is, assuming a lot of the oldest horses in the game weren't spelded, and that if they did have straws or eggs in storage, they'd be long gone by the time they reached 25+...Thanked by 1Summervine
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Great question! As far as I know, it’s random. I have not observed a correlation in my horses.Thanked by 1Summervine
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Yeah, I can see that it would be difficult to breed and track for. Or, at least, very much patience-requiring! I also suspect it is random, but I'm not totally sure. It would be interesting to conduct an experiment!
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