No..in my opinion NO kitty is technically "worthless" it's just the way I look at it though...
Oh yes I think about 10-15 meters apart should do, as for breeding well id give it a go if i were you, its worth it to practice a little tho, don't be afraid to mess up thats how you learn what NOT to do, if you have all the links to the dominance charts really thats all you need and a basic understanding of Mendela's law, and a basic understanding of how kittycats in particular works with the 9 slots to fill 50/50 chance from each cat thing, and only recessive furs or traits to whats showing will be considered hidden passable traits, ( thats an important one don't forget you'll neeed to eventually memorize dominance charts to be effective at this ) then you really don't need classes, you can always post your questions here too , you will most likely find a prompt response anytime
also what is considered worthless is kinda of a broad term its hard to narrow down because of the schematics that the luv of kittycats really is makes it hard since everyones tastes vary so much and rarity of traits comes and goes so quick , however I find in most cases you can and will always be able to sell your cats for what you paid to make it, even genesis traited ones, you'd be surprised, most ppl who can't afford to breed genesis traited kittys will menage their s too and sorta recoup a little money that way, but there are some who will actually buy them too when you are selling them at cost so they can use them in the menagerie, the hardest thing though is when you open more boxes than what you can afford to feed or hehe rather to refrain from opening them... but by all means the desire to even more than recoup your money should be to breed for the highest or rarest traits so your cats will be worth the most
What really needs and should b done when breeding kittycats is finding the balance between passion and prosperity
As for what to buy with rarest traits you yourself have to be the judge of that based on your budget versus how fast you want the kitty, keep in mind the reasoning behind someone's pricing, or what that may or may not be is really a guestimite sometimes, but frankly most of the time lets hope it gonna be similar to this,Scenario A: seller need a quick sale really really wants that cat gone! so its low, maybe you had to search long or hard or wait it out but you managed to have found them at the right time / place and got lucky, a steal of a deal yay congratulate yourself and go home and open and enjoy your amazing new cat, or Secenario B you see a new trait or fur you really really luv you fall in luv with it and just can't wait to have it, you have a little extra cash to burn so you know you're probably gonna buy the first one you see regardless of how much it is and/ or you're just pressed for time and just really want this cat and you know it is new / rare and can't wait or don't have time to look for it so you buy the first one you see, impulse shopping sometimes outta necessity , so you see theres all different kinds of shoppers I guess you gotta ask yourself which one you are, patient or impatient, broke or rich or inbetween...you'll need to adjust your shopping tactics accordingly, if you wait it out, you will ALWAYS find a deal, if you look a little bit you will always find a cat you want but at what price? is like the weather, don't like it maybe it will change, don't have time? then learn to like whats available right now or at hand then I guess. Well with kittycats luckily its not hard to love them in everyway so have fun! And you really should shop based on what it is you like the most, everyones different, Some ppl only like one kind of fur, some ppl like to have one of every kind some ppl only want collectibles or retired one etc,
right now the most recessive things are worth the most money too i'm sure you already have an idea by now
And about selling geneiss / menagerie cats, In my opinion don't be afraid to try it 0-3T ranges from 50-150L In fact I myself just menaged a whole bunch of kitties just now cause i didn't have any money for food for some of the other cats, in a week's time I may definitely have more money , its just slow right now its always slow right after any holiday actually, very soon I myself may indeed want or need menagerie kitties sold at cost , you will get more of your money back than if you just menaged them, although you would have to be patient enough to wait to make the sale though, I highly reccomend using the Marketplace since there is practically no overhead cost, if you have more than 75 - 100 kitten boxes then I would use more than one magic box, For over 200 cats i myself use 8 magic boxes, they tend to misdeliver when too full, but it may help if you were to advertise that you have menagerie kittys for sale, i always look for this when i need them and strangely i have a hard time finding ppl with them , I think it would be strange to look down upon selling them instead of menaging them, I think both should be seen as acceptable, as long as you refrain from using any prices in your advertising i don't think it should upset anyone, it really helps out ppl when they are in need and have a slow week to menage cats in exchange to buy food. But it also helps even more if they have a chance to pay a little more in exchange to retrieve this cat later
Jumping in the deep end...
