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#56452 - 02/21/07 08:01 AM Children's skills
DainBramaged Offline
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Registered: 12/25/06
Posts: 186
Loc: Tennessee, USA
I have several children from parents who were Master in 1 or more categories, yet the children have no skills at all. Do both parents have to be Master at the same thing for the child to inherit skills?

Also, does "attending lessons" give the children any skills?

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#56453 - 02/21/07 08:14 AM Re: Children's skills [Re: DainBramaged]
Trin Offline
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Registered: 09/03/06
Posts: 98
Loc: Victoria, Australia
In VV1, you needed the school before kids inherited skills. I haven't advanced enough yet to be sure, but I'm assuming in VV2 you'd need something similar, like a certain level of culture tech maybe. I'm sure one of the more advanced players will let you know for sure though.

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#56531 - 02/21/07 01:46 PM Re: Children's skills [Re: Trin]
DainBramaged Offline
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Registered: 12/25/06
Posts: 186
Loc: Tennessee, USA
Thanks Trin, I didn't think about it but maybe it's because my Culture is only at level 2.

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#57943 - 02/23/07 08:47 AM Re: Children's skills [Re: DainBramaged]
Rand Offline
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Registered: 08/23/06
Posts: 192
Loc: Somewhere in the Alpha Quadran...
I have Level 3 Culture and some of my kids are STILL "born" WITHOUT any skill whatsoever!!!
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#57954 - 02/23/07 09:03 AM Re: Children's skills [Re: Rand]
Simsane Offline
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Registered: 02/17/07
Posts: 538
Loc: Washington State
I have a child born to a master scientist and a master builder. He has a like of rocks. I was wondering if he inherited his like of rocks from his master builder father and maybe he'll become a master builder quicker than most. Don't know yet as he's only 9 years old. I have been waiting to see if we even build a school in VV2. So far I've seen no sign (no place to build one, that is) of a school building, but I only have level 2 in everything so maybe I have to get to level three in Architecture or Culture or something.

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#57957 - 02/23/07 09:13 AM Re: Children's skills [Re: Simsane]
Neddog Offline
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Registered: 02/19/07
Posts: 134
Loc: Canada
I have level 2 culture, and I get lots of skills applied to my kids when they are attending lessons. A lot of them are being birthed by skilled villagers, too. I'm not sure what's causing it, but it's happening. One of my kids I think will already be at trainee level once he's old enough to work! I like it, because it makes it so much easier to pick their interests, when you know what their aptitudes are ahead of time.
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#57962 - 02/23/07 09:24 AM Re: Children's skills [Re: Neddog]
Simsane Offline
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Registered: 02/17/07
Posts: 538
Loc: Washington State
So, Neddog, you have noticed that when an adult is teaching the children that afterwards some of the children's skill bar have gone up? I have only tried teaching children a couple of times and never noticed the difference in the children's skill bars, just in the adult teaching -- their parenting skill goes up. I'm an not challenging what you are saying, just asking if you think I need to teach more often.

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#57978 - 02/23/07 11:31 AM Re: Children's skills [Re: Simsane]
Neddog Offline
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Registered: 02/19/07
Posts: 134
Loc: Canada
Yes, I think you should, Simsane. I have been teaching regularly now, and there is a definite pattern. They are all learning from it (not according to your preference choice, but according to what I assume is their natural aptitude). The parent I'm using is both an esteemed elder as well as a master parent, so I'm not sure if that has anything to do with it, either.
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#62683 - 03/05/07 07:33 PM Re: Children's skills [Re: Neddog]
Simsane Offline
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Registered: 02/17/07
Posts: 538
Loc: Washington State
Just finally read your response, Neddog, had to look over my own posts to find it, LOL! I'll try more often then to see. I finally have a master parent who is also a master researcher, but I don't know how much longer she'll live. Anyway, I'll try her. Thanks for the advice.

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#66017 - 03/17/07 03:19 AM Re: Children's skills [Re: Simsane]
Rand Offline
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Registered: 08/23/06
Posts: 192
Loc: Somewhere in the Alpha Quadran...
there is no school in VV2
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