A lot of folks complain that during breeding events they get nothing but epics and fail to get the monster they were after. I understand some people are lazy and complain about everything, however I also think that the dedicated people that put a tremendous about of effort and gems into trying deserve a reward that is proportional to their effort.

I am certain that the entire community would very much appreciate a minor adjustment with regard to breeding events. Upon a failed attempt to breed the target monster, you grant the player 5 or 10 cells of that monster. This way, the people that try a little only get a little. The people that try a lot/spend gems have a good chance to get the monster if they try the breeding enough to accumulate enough cells through failures.

The money will still come in for SP, from gems spent as well as clogged hatchery leading to more gems spent. Dedicated players will be very happy, and lazy players won't have much to complain about.

Thoughts?

PS: Pretty please if you could do this for tomorrow's Eisul event, that would make me sing and dance with joy.

Don’t now if they can put it into the game on short notice but that would be nice

@monsterbath said in Breeding events. Failed breed = 5 or 10 cells?:

A lot of folks complain that during breeding events they get nothing but epics and fail to get the monster they were after. I understand some people are lazy and complain about everything, however I also think that the dedicated people that put a tremendous about of effort and gems into trying deserve a reward that is proportional to their effort.

I am certain that the entire community would very much appreciate a minor adjustment with regard to breeding events. Upon a failed attempt to breed the target monster, you grant the player 5 or 10 cells of that monster. This way, the people that try a little only get a little. The people that try a lot/spend gems have a good chance to get the monster if they try the breeding enough to accumulate enough cells through failures.

The money will still come in for SP, from gems spent as well as clogged hatchery leading to more gems spent. Dedicated players will be very happy, and lazy players won't have much to complain about.

Thoughts?

PS: Pretty please if you could do this for tomorrow's Eisul event, that would make me sing and dance with joy.

I think it's not a bad idea after all. It'll sort of make breeding events more appealling and encouraging to do them besides the rewards offered (maze coins, 15 or 20 cells, token, etc). 5 cells for each failed attempt would make 16 failed attempts to reach 80 cells for crafting a monster

Nice idea as i would spend gems on that. Right now i get about four chances pet event as don't speed up any hatching.

i'd be more than happy with this since i'm really trying to get an eisul and all i'm getting is nanukks ...i'm at my 5th rare + 2 or 3 epics, working on 2 breeding spots too ...it just does not show up make that math, it's not like i'm not spending, i keep spending and nothing happens ...just drain my gems for RARES ...again i am soooo upset about this , at least for epics you get some elemental cells when extracting but rares haven't been used for wars in ages ...why are we getting rares ??!!

Check out the next breeding. This is happening. Very nice SP

I saw that. Exciting news and already a lot of people are very happy about it. Thanks SP!

@alex-pisi said in Breeding events. Failed breed = 5 or 10 cells?:

i'd be more than happy with this since i'm really trying to get an eisul and all i'm getting is nanukks ...i'm at my 5th rare + 2 or 3 epics, working on 2 breeding spots too ...it just does not show up make that math, it's not like i'm not spending, i keep spending and nothing happens ...just drain my gems for RARES ...again i am soooo upset about this , at least for epics you get some elemental cells when extracting but rares haven't been used for wars in ages ...why are we getting rares ??!!

Been getting a bunch of Nanukks too on Eisul's breeding event. At least Epics we can extract and make them into Elementals.