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I bred my somewhat decent Legacy to at least 20+ horses yesterday and got around 4 or 5 foals with a few As and Bs, some had Cs. So I honestly think stats are more based on RNG than actual rhyme or reason. I know this makes sense for some games, as to not make progress too easy, but it is absolutely annoying.
At this point I am wondering if I should just give up on breeding an all A+ Legacy horse. After all, my all D Custom wins all races by default anyway, so stats really do not seem to matter. Maybe in races against other players but those I dislike anyway. :P
If you are breeding horses of two different levels -- as the OP was, back in April, you will *never* get 'good' stats. To gradually improve stats, or to get a true average of both horses, they have to be the same level.
I'm trying to breed a grade 5 thoroughbred with A+ A B A A+ to a 5 grade stallion with A+ A+ A+ A+ A and I'm getting random foals such as A+ C B A A+... or a mixture. My most latest foal is a C A B C A between the pair. It makes no sense.
I'm seeing that as well. I don't necessarily think it's less consistent than it was previously, it's just that the letter grades make the off-numbers more obvious. I will say I have bred and bred and bred and bred and bred two mostly A+s, each with two As, in my newest save and have yet to get a foal with all As, let alone more A+s than As, which is what I'm shooting for.
I only play for a few minutes a day, so I'm just popping in to check the new foal, groaning, breeding again, maybe doing a cross-country course or two to pump some money into the system -- I'm still early enough in the game that cross-country nets much bigger financial rewards than flat racing, which of course flips in the later game. I've probably bred this one stallion, who has three A+s and two As, sixty times. Literally. Probably more, when I think about it -- this has been going on for three or four weeks (I'm stubborn). I refuse to spend time and money training an ugly horse with good stats or a pretty horse with bad stats, so here I am.
Some players don't understand the system, however, and expect to get a horse with good stats out of breeding two different level horses, and that, simply put, isn't how it works. But there should be much more consistency when breeding horses of the same level, I'll agree to that. All to say, I feel your pain on the breeding. I don't know who wrote the algorithms, but they could use some refinement.
If you're breeding 1 grade up, you are ALWAYS going to get bad stats. The benefit of going a grade up is you can train a full D stat grade 6 to still outperform an A+ grade 5.
Once you max out at grade 10, you won't have to worry about any of this anymore.
My horse's family tree is a wreath and the best tier 6 I've gotten had 1 B, 2 Cs and the rest D with the grade 5s I've accidentally gotten either having worse stats or slightly better (An A+ instead of an A or a A instead of a B).
This is totally normal.
Keep in mind the stats aren't the letters but the number. The letters are just there to make it easier to see if stats can be better or not.
I'll use random numbers because I dont know the exact stats of any specific level, but the same logic applies to all level.
A+ on a level 9 horse = 235
C on a level 10 horse = 235
A+ on a level 10 horse = 250
Since stats are based on both parents, unless both parents have A and A+, you will only get D on the foal