Cats from Gardenhome also seem to have Different Odds, so I'm not looking for any of those at this time!
Hello there! I'm interested in looking into the chances of obtaining cats from Nestor with particular traits! All we know at the moment is that the chance for traits isn't evenly distributed - and I want to find out what that distribution is.
So what's the best way to find out? Numbers. I need data!
So, there are a few caveats here to make sure I'm getting the best, most unbiased data possible:
- No custom cats - these are custom-made! no randomisation here.
- No Starter Squad cats - as you can reroll these guys infinitely until you get cats you like, I'm gonna say that these guys don't count as totally random.
- No G2+ cats - I'm looking purely for G1 migrated cats obtained via Nestor!
- The NN0 Glitch - cats born before the fix of the NN0 glitch (anything under the ID #11358) will go into a separate dataset, as this glitch would have definitely skewed the numbers a little! It might be interesting to see how they skewed them, however, so I still want to see all sorts of IDs!
- The Mink Glitch - cats born before... We don't actually have the cut-off number yet but. Until August 15 there was a glitch in how Point cats were generating which lead to: 1. Fewer Points cats generating, and 2. Mink cats generating at all. You can read the posts about it here. Anyway since this was identified and fixed after the start of my data collection, it means that I'm going to have to move all the data given so far into a pre-Mink Glitch list, and start a new dataset for the new cats!
Other than that, no other restrictions on cats! Any age, any Wind, anything whatsoever goes. If a cat already has a Family Tree applied then that makes it easier, but I'm more than happy to beanbox a cat until I've worked out its genes if not.
Now, Null Wind cats are tricky for beanboxing, so the only real way to determine the genes hidden under Snow would be the Family Trees, but again I'm happy to take unchecked Nulls for the data that they can provide!
All you need to do, is post your Nestor cats here so that I can add them to The Spreadsheet. It's a little barebones at the time I'm posting it, but hopefully with your contributions to Science, we can fill it up!
Let me know if you have any questions, and I'll do my best to answer.
Figure I should put one of these here!
Update Log:
- 16/01/23 Thread title updated to reflect things more accurately!