Useful Tip for Breeding Perfect Pals from Other Perfect Pals
What I’m saying is a theory based on my experience opening over 1000 eggs (among many Pal breeds).
After a lot of effort I got my perfect Anubis to work on the base with the skills: Artisan, Lucky, Serious and Work Slave.
Since just 1 perfect Anubis is not enough for all my bases, I set myself the goal of getting 20 perfect Anubis.
After a lot of effort I got another one just like it, but I naively believed that by putting 2 perfect Anubis the son would have a good chance of having the same 4 abilities. It turns out that this is not the case, 1 to 3 skills are passed and the other is randomly generated.
So I put 1 perfect parent and the other with only one skill (Lucky), when I tried this with 20 eggs I found that 1/4 of the eggs were perfect, from the 20 eggs I got 5 perfect Anubis, and with 70 eggs I got the 20 Anubis Perfect that i needed for all my bases.
In conclusion, the ideal is to have only 1 Pal with 4 skills and the other with only 1 skill in common.
I don’t have anything to confirm or deny your claim, but wanted to add my own anecdotal evidence:
I bred probably 200 eggs trying to get a perfect Beakon…. still need to inject lucky into it at some point, but got Swift/Runner/Nimble on a male/female pair. If I breed these two together, I will pretty regularly get offspring that inherit all three (often with a random 4th skill)… like 25% of the time.
Now, if I take that perfect Beakon and mix it with a Eikthyrdeer with just Swift, about 25% of the offspring (Anubis in this case) inherit the 3 skills (again, sometimes with a random 4th).
It took forever to get Beakon with all three stats, but using that Beakon to make a Faleris (Beakon + Eithyrdeer = Anubis. Anubis + Vanwyrm = Faleris), I was able to create the Anubis in under 6 eggs… and when I paired my Swift/Runner/Nimble Anubis with a Swift Vanwyrm, I got a Swift/Runner/Nimble Faleris in under 6 eggs.
I think there may be some truth to the ‘have one maxed parent, and another parent with just 1 skill’ approach, but would like to see a lot more data to back it up because we’re still only talking about 1000 eggs which is a very small sample size.
So it is bad to have two parents share two passives while each having one different passive you want to pass down? Because that is where i am at and i am still getting eggs that have only a grey passive that neither parent have and i am so confused by this breeding system.