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Posted: Sat May 10, 2008 1:51 am
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Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 8:53 pm
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Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 9:27 pm
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Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 9:28 pm
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Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 9:29 pm
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Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 9:29 pm
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Plus, I'm not sure when Soquili became RP-required, which is sort of what you're insinuating, for breedings? So you've been RPing a couple- awesome! Most raffles have a list JUST for RP'd Soqs, which are usually smaller than the non-RP'd, and thus, you have a greater chance of winning, which is a perk of RPing. I think people should be allowed to do what they want with their Soquilis- including breeding them together, if they so choose. Plots can still be worked out with yourself, especially is it involves children, which the owner can give away to other people.
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Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 9:35 pm
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Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 9:43 pm
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Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 9:47 pm
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Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 9:49 pm
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Posted: Sat May 17, 2008 9:20 pm
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I... am so totally for people breeding their own Soqs together in raffles D:
I am an oddball and have done both scenerios. My Dia and Plague are both owned by me, they roleplay mainly (tho not always) just with one another, and they're only going to breed ONLY with one another. Despite the fact I've bribed both times they've bred, hearing a suggestion that I should have my couple banned from breeding raffles solely because I'm the sole owner of both of them is pretty absurd, especially considering I'm only going to be allowed to keep one basket, just as I would be if, say, someone else owned one of the parents in another breeding.
Even RP aside, I don't see how that could be a viable solution/suggestion, especially because there are many other factors that could come into play. What if the couple only RPed on AIM, for example, but nothing that was ever recorded in the RP subforum on the guild? That is RP, but not 'legitimate' RP to qualify them for the RP category.
Even Non-RP is suitable, because not everyone wants/is motivated to roleplay our a reason for their horses to become pregnant. Hell, I've had to go through that subforum for over 6 months now, and I can safely tell you that even some of the RPs that ARE made are poor excuses at trying to come up with a plot to justify a breeding.
Because dude, if we tried to focus/hone in on ZOMG RP GETS SO MUCH MORE... what's going to stop people from slapping together a few sentences in a thread in the subforum and calling it an RP? People do that anyways, and it entitles them into the RP category, so trying to seclude and rewards RP over Non-RP is just going to create a whole new mess of RPs that aren't even necessarily and are done just to fit requirements, JUST AS SOME PEOPLE ALREADY DO sad /broken record
In short (or not so short, rofl), it shouldn't matter if someone enters a pair they own both partners of, and RP should not be specifically pointed out to receive more perks. As Nessy pointed out, RP already does get more perks over Non-RP, stat wise (which could affect basket #!).
And duuuude, I seriously take offense to the 'win colorist choice because of said wealth' comment, Ails. I'd like to think the few times a pair of mine's been entered in a CC raffle, it's because, God forbid, I was able to come up with an attractive looking pair that *GASP* the Colorist would actually want/feel motivated to color. I am certainly not the 'richest' Gaian out there, but I've been very blessed... and am still very wtf @ why that would even have anything to do with making CC. It's a 12k breeding fee either way? D:
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Posted: Sat May 17, 2008 10:59 pm
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Posted: Sun May 18, 2008 11:16 am
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[CNP]Ails von Helson I'd personally like it to be more of a chance of people who have RP to win, instead of so-and-so who has wealth to win colorist choice because of said wealth, instead of the people who have few Soquili and must wait months to win a single raffle, whereas some individuals win almost on a monthly basis.
And since I didn't respond to this delightful little bit of spite before, I'd like to cover it now.
The wealth to win? As Saiyukii, Cuter, and Nessariah point out, it has nothing to do with wealth. Wealth? Excuse me? No. It is not wealth that determines these things but the roll of a die, or the preference of a colorist who maybe- just maybe- has had her eye on a particular breeding for awhile. Heaven forbid they have the ability to color some breedings that they'd actually like to do. You, ma'am, might do with taking a step back and realizing that roleplay does not make a breeding more valid.
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Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 9:13 am
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I don't think that there's actually a liklihood that the proposed rule about not being able to breed two of your own soquili together will come about, but I also wanted to add my two cents against that one.
All of the reasons already stated are very good ones - adding to that the fact that that scenario you're guarenteed that at least one basket is going to be given away to someone. Unlike when you have two people breeding their soquili together, usually (and there's nothing wrong with that) each person keeps a basket, and maybe they'll co-own it with someone. Sometimes they give one away - awesome - but when one person breeds two of their own soquili, they are only able to keep one basket, so one has to be given out. I think it's a good thing!
It can be tricky sometimes to set up a breeding with another person - maybe you don't know them and are nervous about approaching them - or they have other breeding plans. Sometimes some self-breeding with two of your own soquili is just plain simpler and fun <3.
And just because someone owns both of their own soquili doesn't mean that they don't do their own RP'ng/plotting with themselves. I personally do solo RPs all the time with kind of "updates" as far as what's going on with soquili that I own, furthering their plots, etc. Sometimes it's romantic. It's silly to say that two soquili wouldn't be able to breed because OOCly the same person owns both of them.
And I also have nothing against at all people who are into Soquili for collection/aestetic purposes. Same reason sites like Pony Island, etc are popular - I think it's fascinating seeing breeding combinations. And unlike sites like that - here each soquili is hand-colored and you can have chances at blendings of races, edits, etc. It's addictive XD <3.
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One other unrelated suggestion - just throwing out here:
What would people think about colorists being allowed one breeding trade with another colorist once a month or two, but not entering raffles? I think that could be a win-win situation for both colorists (getting a guarenteed breeding if they're caught up with another colorist with the shop every so often) and increasing chances for non-colorists in raffles?
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