(11-10-2013 05:11 PM)Winter Phoenix Wrote:
You groove on a little fake kitteh popping out of a box with holes in it.
You are into the genetic manipulation thingy.
You find it entertaining,
It certainly beats farmville as a time consumer.
You buy the kitteh a scratching post and a clothes basket.
You pay rent (food) on that cat forever, or finally permapet it.
You start with two and end up with 350.
You have a big COCO 3 mega that you ride around.
Then it becomes prohibitively expensive to own all these cats,
and a bunch of em end up sick in your pocket.
This is the KittyCats experience!
Stay lean and mean.
Avoid twenty breeders in your cattery.
Advertise your stuff, find the right price number, use bidboards and auctions.
Get excited when you sell something,
but dont bank on supporting your addiction.
You've been out there, the competition is overwhelming.
Find a niche and exploit that.
Do something different.
For example, " I have a shop in an old windmill,
with a kitteh squisher called the menagerie.
I prefer to breed nice looking fur/ eye combos,
and not concern myself with adhering to a nine trait edict.
I cater to an eclectic crowd of subversive, creative, social misfits
who like to sit around and talk kitteh.
We embrace the N00bs, they are the ones buying cats!
I sell some stuff, but Im not getting rich."
Thus is the nature of things!
Best of luck in your endeavors.
That is sure one epic experience! So true, so true!!!
How do you manage to keep breeding without going broke
