TP caps for trials.
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Okay,has this ever happened to you,you enter a trial with a 100 TP pup that is maxed,and a 600+ TP dog knocks you out of having a chance to win. I sometimes feel like this is unfair,because lower TP dogs have less of a chance to be sucessful in trialing,and training higher TP dogs is more difficult to the normal ala user.
A solution I've come up with is making a sort of cap
for trials,like the dogbert trials (and other classes) could have a section where you select the TP of your dog,and they'd have a trial just for dogs of that TP. Like 1-200 TP 201-300 TP Ect. People would have the choice in what TP level to make there trials,along with what class to make it, making trials a TON more fair to everyone in trialing. Please leave comments,and support,or constructive critiquing and telling me,and others about bad points. :D
A solution I've come up with is making a sort of cap
for trials,like the dogbert trials (and other classes) could have a section where you select the TP of your dog,and they'd have a trial just for dogs of that TP. Like 1-200 TP 201-300 TP Ect. People would have the choice in what TP level to make there trials,along with what class to make it, making trials a TON more fair to everyone in trialing. Please leave comments,and support,or constructive critiquing and telling me,and others about bad points. :D
YappyFaye (#12993)
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11-14-2011 at 3:47 PM
Sorry, but no support.
Roo (#8507)
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11-13-2011 at 6:22 AM
If only the sessions stacked... *dreamy*<br /> <br /> The best way I've found to trial my lower TP dogs is all in the same trial. It took a little patience and effort on my part to get them all to the same level, but now I don't have to worry about higher TP dogs swooping in at the last minute and taking over. To advance my lower TP dogs out of Dogbert, I have a couple trial fillers I got from the pound (0 TP and 1 TP, or 10 TP - something that's easily beat). :)
Aust (#9721)
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11-12-2011 at 7:04 PM
I've been able to trial low TP dogs with no trouble. The trick is to see who you are trialing against. <br /> <br /> I agree with Roo. I have spent around 200 bones on dog slots and the trainer perk to train the "big dogs". If this were implanted, I would feel as if all of the real life money and effort to get my luxuries was all a waste. <br /> <br /> Also, when you are upgraded, the sessions don't stack.
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2011-11-12 19:04:49 by #9721
bea1113 (#12448)
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11-12-2011 at 9:09 AM
My point in it though is-<br /> 1) I don't have that much money to spend on buying more training sessions,I'm not upgraded so ther won't stack.<br /> 2) I feel the same way,only with my low TP dogs,I CAN'T win,<br /> I can't run with the "big dogs."
Roo (#8507)
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11-12-2011 at 9:04 AM
I think it's a good idea for lower TP dogs, but it would make the point of buying and training high TP dogs kind of moot. I buy high TP dogs and the magical food bowl to train them halfway, then I spend a ton of time, training sessions, and bones (for extra kennel slots for even more sessions) to train the dogs. It requires patience and commitment, but in the end it's worth it because my dogs place higher in trials and earn money that I can use to buy more high TP dogs and start the cycle over. If I wasn't allowed to enter these dogs in certain trials anymore, it would feel almost like all the time and money I spent training them was a waste...