"The" Rares List Guide - Do not ask about new UR's!

[ayeo]

Hi there!
Okay, so iv'e been told that the rares list isn't updated until the end of each year, right?
I know it seems abit of a weird question at the time, but im only asking just to be sure. (:

[DaDwarf]

Hi there!
Okay, so iv'e been told that the rares list isn't updated until the end of each year, right?
I know it seems abit of a weird question at the time, but im only asking just to be sure. (:

It gets updated when there's something worth updating. If you mean adding the new Ur's, then yea, that won't happen till end of this year. Any other changes might still happen though.

[gex]

I have been counting ur pets, and i found that there are fewer ur lions than there are non-jewels in the most recent re-release. i have also not been able to trade a non-jewel for a ur lion, their demand is brilliant, i got a sunback for one

i think the lion should be moved up to sunback or coontail level

[Ironic Equation]

I have been counting ur pets, and i found that there are fewer ur lions than there are non-jewels in the most recent re-release. i have also not been able to trade a non-jewel for a ur lion, their demand is brilliant, i got a sunback for one

i think the lion should be moved up to sunback or coontail level

That is an interesting point...
No, don't suggest that, bye, bye dreamie hopes!

[Solloby]

Regarding the UR Pet count, the data collected thus far is insufficient to draw conclusions from, but I've done a preliminary analysis of the results to get a feel for what they are telling us. It will be interesting to see how these numbers change as more data is collected. I ignored the UR Lion because its numbers were already gathered before the other pets and are thus much higher.

From least to most, these percentages represent the amount of times the specific UR pet was reported divided by the total number of UR pets reported:

Plains Zebra - 2.49%
Mountains Zebra - 2.77%
UR Mint - 2.77%
UR BFW - 3.32%
Grevy's Zebra - 3.32%
UR Cat (08) - 3.60%
UR Banana - 4.43%
UR Grapes - 4.43%
UR Rat - 4.71%
UR Flower - 5.26%
UR Malk - 5.54%
UR Tiger - 5.82%
UR Cucumber - 6.93%
UR Purple - 7.20%
UR Apple - 7.76%
UR Cookie Dog (12) - 9.42%
UR Blue Cat (12) - 9.70%
UR 09 Dog - 10.53%

Please keep in mind this data only contained reports of 361 pets, which is not nearly enough for what we need. But it's a great start.

The only real outlier I see is that there wre more UR Cookie Dogs reported than pets around them, which I credit to them being new. UR Cookie Dog is OMGSR while the Apple above it is VR, so that emphasises our need for more data. But it's an interesting list thus far.

[gex]

Regarding the UR Pet count, the data collected thus far is insufficient to draw conclusions from, but I've done a preliminary analysis of the results to get a feel for what they are telling us. It will be interesting to see how these numbers change as more data is collected. I ignored the UR Lion because its numbers were already gathered before the other pets and are thus much higher.

From least to most, these percentages represent the amount of times the specific UR pet was reported divided by the total number of UR pets reported:

Plains Zebra - 2.49%
Mountains Zebra - 2.77%
UR Mint - 2.77%
UR BFW - 3.32%
Grevy's Zebra - 3.32%
UR Cat (08) - 3.60%
UR Banana - 4.43%
UR Grapes - 4.43%
UR Rat - 4.71%
UR Flower - 5.26%
UR Malk - 5.54%
UR Tiger - 5.82%
UR Cucumber - 6.93%
UR Purple - 7.20%
UR Apple - 7.76%
UR Cookie Dog (12) - 9.42%
UR Blue Cat (12) - 9.70%
UR 09 Dog - 10.53%

Please keep in mind this data only contained reports of 361 pets, which is not nearly enough for what we need. But it's a great start.

The only real outlier I see is that there wre more UR Cookie Dogs reported than pets around them, which I credit to them being new. UR Cookie Dog is OMGSR while the Apple above it is VR, so that emphasises our need for more data. But it's an interesting list thus far.

I decided when i get a day off or something, i will personally count the ur pets from all of the re-releases and record how many there were, that is probably the best way to accurately record data

[Curpa]

Just a random question: How BIG is the 'Big Gap'? I know many persons who say it isn't that big.
For example: 'The big gap isn't actually as big as it sounds. A spotted tribal + nonballoon ish should be fair for a Unickcorn. The gaps get bigger above the gap.'

[DaDwarf]

Just a random question: How BIG is the 'Big Gap'? I know many persons who say it isn't that big.
For example: 'The big gap isn't actually as big as it sounds. A spotted tribal + nonballoon ish should be fair for a Unickcorn. The gaps get bigger above the gap.'

The big gap basically means that above that line, the gaps start to get bigger. 3 sorbets is a non dog, everybody knows that. Commonly known is also that a coontail is worth 2 non-dogs. That's what the big gap means. bigger..gaps..between pets.

[♥Sterek♥]

Regarding the UR Pet count, the data collected thus far is insufficient to draw conclusions from, but I've done a preliminary analysis of the results to get a feel for what they are telling us. It will be interesting to see how these numbers change as more data is collected. I ignored the UR Lion because its numbers were already gathered before the other pets and are thus much higher.

From least to most, these percentages represent the amount of times the specific UR pet was reported divided by the total number of UR pets reported:

Plains Zebra - 2.49%
Mountains Zebra - 2.77%
UR Mint - 2.77%
UR BFW - 3.32%
Grevy's Zebra - 3.32%
UR Cat (08) - 3.60%
UR Banana - 4.43%
UR Grapes - 4.43%
UR Rat - 4.71%
UR Flower - 5.26%
UR Malk - 5.54%
UR Tiger - 5.82%
UR Cucumber - 6.93%
UR Purple - 7.20%
UR Apple - 7.76%
UR Cookie Dog (12) - 9.42%
UR Blue Cat (12) - 9.70%
UR 09 Dog - 10.53%

Please keep in mind this data only contained reports of 361 pets, which is not nearly enough for what we need. But it's a great start.

The only real outlier I see is that there wre more UR Cookie Dogs reported than pets around them, which I credit to them being new. UR Cookie Dog is OMGSR while the Apple above it is VR, so that emphasises our need for more data. But it's an interesting list thus far.

Wow the UR mint surprises me.

[Amkorra]

Regarding the UR Pet count, the data collected thus far is insufficient to draw conclusions from, but I've done a preliminary analysis of the results to get a feel for what they are telling us. It will be interesting to see how these numbers change as more data is collected. I ignored the UR Lion because its numbers were already gathered before the other pets and are thus much higher.

From least to most, these percentages represent the amount of times the specific UR pet was reported divided by the total number of UR pets reported:

Plains Zebra - 2.49%
Mountains Zebra - 2.77%
UR Mint - 2.77%
UR BFW - 3.32%
Grevy's Zebra - 3.32%
UR Cat (08) - 3.60%
UR Banana - 4.43%
UR Grapes - 4.43%
UR Rat - 4.71%
UR Flower - 5.26%
UR Malk - 5.54%
UR Tiger - 5.82%
UR Cucumber - 6.93%
UR Purple - 7.20%
UR Apple - 7.76%
UR Cookie Dog (12) - 9.42%
UR Blue Cat (12) - 9.70%
UR 09 Dog - 10.53%

Please keep in mind this data only contained reports of 361 pets, which is not nearly enough for what we need. But it's a great start.

The only real outlier I see is that there wre more UR Cookie Dogs reported than pets around them, which I credit to them being new. UR Cookie Dog is OMGSR while the Apple above it is VR, so that emphasises our need for more data. But it's an interesting list thus far.

I decided when i get a day off or something, i will personally count the ur pets from all of the re-releases and record how many there were, that is probably the best way to accurately record data

My counting tool is nearly complete >.< If people would help me we could get the exact count... only the Zebras would be kinda hard as how they where released... the ones released with the horse litter
Most important would be people looking through all the pets and clicking on the re-releases in my script
the rest wouldn't be that hard...
might still need a few weeks to look through all pets, though, but it would be the exact count