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Topic	Animal Crossing: New Horizons Topic 7: No Brewster, No Peace
mnkboy907 04/21/20 5:11:31 PM #30:	I want the duck but I'm paranoid of the moved out glitch while I have an open plot, so I won't be hosting or visiting today. I hope Thursday's update includes a fix for it. WazzupGenius00 posted... Anybody else been paying attention to how insane the mechanics for flower breeding are now? Its not as simple as color + color = new color, they actually carry different genes including dominant and recessive traits which dictate colors Also having visitors water flowers on top of your own watering increases their chance of reproducing, up to a maximum of 5 visitors which gives a double sparkle effect https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rbYbQ0i3SuTu30KTma5dO4uuJWr_SjOZXA1l4UOIHWo/htmlview# Flowers have had genes since New Leaf. Getting the blue rose and purple pansy is done largely the same way in NH as it was in NL. I just never saw any of the in-depth genetic guides for it back then, just a vague "breed reds from oranges and purples!" --- Change is weird. <cite>mnkboy907 posted [p:937831327] in Animal Cro... [t:78609275]...</cite> <quote>I want the duck but I'm paranoid of the moved out glitch while I have an open plot, so I won't be hosting or visiting today. I hope Thursday's update includes a fix for it. WazzupGenius00 posted... </cite> <quote>Anybody else been paying attention to how insane the mechanics for flower breeding are now? Its not as simple as color + color = new color, they actually carry different genes including dominant and recessive traits which dictate colors Also having visitors water flowers on top of your own watering increases their chance of reproducing, up to a maximum of 5 visitors which gives a double sparkle effect https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rbYbQ0i3SuTu30KTma5dO4uuJWr_SjOZXA1l4UOIHWo/htmlview#</quote> Flowers have had genes since New Leaf. Getting the blue rose and purple pansy is done largely the same way in NH as it was in NL. I just never saw any of the in-depth genetic guides for it back then, just a vague "breed reds from oranges and purples!" --- Change is weird.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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