Clonning bug?

[Albatron]

After cloning my dinosaur, they have less stats, why did this happen? Is this a bug or not? I also clone the gig, they also have the least stats, but the lvl is the same as the original. Why is that? So sad..

PS (sorry for bad image)

[Thekuervito]

First time cloning?the clone no have the imprint % and bonus

[Albatron]

Yeah, first time. I know about imprint, but what's a bonus?

[Yggdrassil]

When you clone a dino you get the base dino as it was when raised, so no level or imprint bonus. An imprint bonus is a boost the dino get to stats when it is being raised, every 8 hours (depending on events) the person who claimed the dino can 'imprint' which usually involves, walking, feeding or cuddling it and will usually result in a boost to stats mainly health and melee (some dinos might vary) and a 30% reduction to incoming/outgoing damage when ridden by the 'imprinter'.

 

[Albatron]

So I understand that a wild dino has 1 point = a fixed stat, for example 1 point = 10 damage. And when a dino is tamed, and I have leveled up, then for each point learned, it is given more stats, for example:
per 1 point = 10 damage (bonus 0)
for 2 point = 12 damage (bonus 2)
for 3 point = 14 damage (bonus 4)
The clone had all bonuses canceled, as if I had tamed a wild dino. Question: If I breed these clones, will the children have the lost bonuses of their parents?

[wizard03]

58 minutes ago, Albatron said:

So I understand that a wild dino has 1 point = a fixed stat, for example 1 point = 10 damage. And when a dino is tamed, and I have leveled up, then for each point learned, it is given more stats, for example:
per 1 point = 10 damage (bonus 0)
for 2 point = 12 damage (bonus 2)
for 3 point = 14 damage (bonus 4)
The clone had all bonuses canceled, as if I had tamed a wild dino. Question: If I breed these clones, will the children have the lost bonuses of their parents?

From what I seen, it only effects imprinting bonus and mutations....other than that, it allows levels and the ability to breed the clone afterwards.....So I supose it would be usefull for helping to level up maxed out dino's that cannot be bred or mutated.....hmmm hidden phoenix buff?

[Yggdrassil]

15 hours ago, Albatron said:

So I understand that a wild dino has 1 point = a fixed stat, for example 1 point = 10 damage. And when a dino is tamed, and I have leveled up, then for each point learned, it is given more stats, for example:
per 1 point = 10 damage (bonus 0)
for 2 point = 12 damage (bonus 2)
for 3 point = 14 damage (bonus 4)
The clone had all bonuses canceled, as if I had tamed a wild dino. Question: If I breed these clones, will the children have the lost bonuses of their parents?

If you breed two tames together, it doesn't matter if they are levelled, imprinted or cloned, you only get the base stats (as they are when tamed or bred) all of these are ignored. So the baby will not inherit any levels or imprint bonus from the parents. Its level is based entirely on how many points it has when born. 

An example may be, you have 2 identical rex's, they are born level 100, you level them up to 150 and breed both 150 rex's together. The baby will be born level 100. If you have 2 identical tames the baby will get the same stats as the parent (ignoring mutations)

If you have 2 tames that have different stats, lets say one has 10 points in melee and the other has 20 points. The baby will have a 50% chance to get either of those stats and the level of the baby will change depending on which stat it took from the parent, in some cases you could have a mother at level 100, father at 150 and the baby might be 120 because its total level = total stat points.

[wizard03]

ok, I thought that was the case, but after looking at the wiki, I thought it allowed you to keep the levels.....dear lord, gocha farms are bad enough, just imagine...