Forum:Strategies

I am just curious what everyone's strategies are now that there are 100 breeds and only 16 total habitats. Doing a little bit of nerdy math here, say I want to keep one of each breed for easy breeding of weekly sets, that's 8 frogs per habitat, so 12.5 habitats for that, plus 1 habitat to hold the weekly set that is being worked on. Then say you want to systematically breed to fill up your froggydex, mimimum number of frogs needs to have one of each primary and secondary color is 23, that is another almost 3 habitats. That means we are at a total of 16.5 habitats. Impossible. Should I stop worrying about holding one of each? My ocd would have a hard time with that. I do not currently have each of the breeds yet but I am getting closer. Should I just not worry about it and try to hold out long enough for them to add more habitats?

Thoughts?

~dchash (same on GC)

according to the "PFW Catalogue Manager 1.3" which is available for download in this wiki, you only need 40 different frog patterns to achieve all the awards. -> see table "My catalogue", row M

According to the mentioned coulours and Pattern colours you dont need all of the possible combinations! The picture that shows the needed colours in green:



You see that the colours aqua and chroma are never used for the awards!

So my strategy is to collect only one of the 40 needed frogs in you habitats. Having created the colour combinations with the cheapest frog, the Anura, I always buy these needed colours Anura frogs via the Froggydex.

Whats the difference between getting frogs via the catalogue and the froggydex? The catalogue frogs are 3x of the max value of a frog and the froggydex frogs cost 10x of the max value of a frog. Example of Amfractus: max value at 100% happines: 3.700 cost of catalogue: 11.100 cost via froggydex: 37.000

In a certain stage of the game, you won´t worry any more of buying the cheap frogs via froggydex. So you can save a lot of space in your habitats!

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