I just don't get the different #s could someone xplain? sorry if I sound stupid!

had an 11+28... I wonder what it'll look like!

Also going to try my m4 and f23... but they're a little too young. Try 13 and 8 years respectively!
P.S. what's the age when they can start "breeding"?

18 years.

thanks. I'm really new compared to everyone else.

THIS ROCKS!!! I'm so excited except i only have two males now THANK YOU!

I've got 3 more. I most likely won't have many more in the future as I'm pretty much at max population. I'm trying to lose most of my dark haired ones as I had gotten a slew of 6 & 7 males trying to get the 6 and 7 females! I got twice as many 7 males as 7 females (8/4), and three times the 6 males as 6 females (9/3). I was completely unsuccessful in getting any 12s at all and only managed to get one 22 female. I'll be playing with my blondes mostly for a bit now.



16 + 16 = 5 M



19 + 19 = 28 F



19 + 19 = 30 F

The 19 F mother is the same for the 28 F and 30 F. She is also the daughter of the 19 F who gave me the 30 M twins.

Although the pic below isn't an exception, she's is one of my successes! I have three 29 females so far!



Good luck on your blondes Complexity!

@spitfyre13

On the first page of this thread are pictures of the available male and female heads. Complexity assigned a number to each head and discovered that how the children look are almost always based on a range using the average of these numbers taken from the parents.

Using my pic of Caia II above as an example. Her mother is a #26 and her father is a #30. 26 + 30 = 56 divide by 2 and you get an average of 28. The most common average range for this couple would be 27, 28, 29. So their children should almost always be one of those numbers. Caia II is a 29, so she fits perfectly.

The other pictures I posted are exceptions. Children totally out of the average range. Exceptions happen every once in a while and Complexity is trying to figure out why they happen.

I hope this explanation helps!

OMG! I had my own eugenics program too! I started with a village of all dark villagers and, for fun, selectively bred them to all become blonds. Those unfortunate enough to be dark haired weren't allowed to breed and M1,7,8,30 F11,14,30 had to eat the poison soup... Sadly reminiscent of WWII... But still strangely amusing. Thank you Complexity for figuring it out! I never thought to look at the image files! I think at some point I might also make my own alternative images for the numbers above.

Now I'm gonna try to do my two 28's... I wonder if using two of the same makes it mutate? That could be an interesting thing to find out...