(10-02-2012 08:36 AM)Tad Carlucci Wrote: No harm at all. In fact, it's that people do this which should ensure everyone that, yes, in fact, nobody has reached into the code and changed things. It's not that we don't trust them, it's that that trust is being constantly verified.
BTW, Chaos Theory can handle those two almost-random images and allow us to work on the emerging non-randomness. It can't do a thing with the random one because .. it's truly random .. there are not patterns to emerge.
I don't think it's a matter of not trusting, they may decide (or have decided) to change things up a little bit to keep the cats fresh, and viable. In fact, at the Q&A, they said so much as that they would be adding trait(s) at some point, along with other surprises. I have recently gotten into the kitties, after bad experiences with two of the first three breedable pet types. after a certain run time, depending on how the creators handle things, the popularity dives due to boredom, overpopulation, and/or creator indifference once they've reached a "plateau". I haven't seen any indication of these with the kitties as of yet, and the fact that the creators are still heavily involved with the community this far in is a very good sign.
Change can be good though, as I said, to keep it fresh, and since the creators are accepting (and asking for) the community's input, I'm sure any changes they make would be welcomed by the majority of kittycats owners.
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