How to calculate litter variants [THEORY]

[Blepleb]

so, yesterday when the easter snakes released you could adopt 13 of them. when there's an adopt limit of 5 pets, there is usually 3 variants.
i think that there might be a pattern where the amount of variants a litter has is equal to about 60% of the max number of pets you can adopt. this gets a bit muddy for some numbers like 6, because 60% of 6 is 3.6 and even 60% of 13 is 7.8, but these seem to be rounded up to the nearest whole number.

no idea if im correct but i feel really smart for once for maybe potentially figuring out the math behind it. maybe. probably not but maybe. please be proud of me

[Mysticality]

I think it’s been confirmed that the number you can adopt is roughly 1.5 times the total outcomes. So if there are 4 outcomes, 4x1.5 =6. Usually if it’s not a whole number they round up. And also sometimes it’s more or less depending on the size of the litter

[Blepleb]

I think it’s been confirmed that the number you can adopt is roughly 1.5 times the total outcomes. So if there are 4 outcomes, 4x1.5 =6. Usually if it’s not a whole number they round up. And also sometimes it’s more or less depending on the size of the litter

oh
so i was wrong but i was onto something. i think.
im not sure actually

[FreddyCenobite]

The old way of telling was it's half. So if the adopt limit is 8 it usually meant 4 or so outcomes. But they made less adopts to prevent such excess of pets no one wants.

(This is my opinion, but I think they also added more outcomes? Older litters never had so many PPS and/or splits every month)

[_Rune_]

yes there is a pattern!! lol i actually keep a google spreadsheet of all adopts since ive joined the website! i can link it here so anyone can take a look^_^
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing