Feral Heart

So before the game went down, I would go into Bonfire every so often if I couldnt get on Flourite or no one was on a mapped rp and just watch random rps. And often, either there or in Ficho, there would be this thing called a "Fight Center". If you do not know what these are, they are essentially like Mate Centers or Adoption Centers, but there two animals fight each other. These fights often attract a large crowd, and at least one of the opponents end up dying. Now this may have been brought up before, but I feel kind of bothered by these Fight Centers. I think they poke a little too much at the real dog fighting pits that occur at the expense at innocent dogs. I know FeralHeart is just a game, and that the Fight Centers are just for fun, but I feel it is sending a bad message about Feral Heart to new users, and a bad message about real life to our younger players. Now I don't expect with this thread the Fight Centers to stop, but I would also like your opinion about these Fight Centers. So comment if you feel that Fight Centers are perfectly fine, if they are inhumane, or anything in between.    

This is interesting, the responses. From the forums I usually look around people who liked mapped like it because of the trolls, and people who like unmapped is just because of the inactivity. I've also had other people complain that mapped rp's felt hostile towards them, or unenjoyable, and others complain that unmapped rp's had too many unexpected vistors and that they disliked it. But i guess that is what you get with different opinions X)

Idk yet XD I havent drawn anything yet, I still have to finished some preset requests

Derp stuff is right :3 You can't see it on the FH forum, but there is black text on the gif saying "Up Up + Away"

Slinking through the deserted forest, Piros sniffed the air for any other animals. You are a disgrace, a curse to this family, You brought this upon us. You brought the disease his father's voice snarled in the back of the canine's head. Trying to ignore the sharp jabs, Piros caught a faint scent of two other wolves, and...two other scents that were too faint for him to make out. Following the scent trail, Piros soon found the two along with a bird and cat. /Odd.../ he thought, just to be disrupted by his father. Odd? You call two perfectly normal wolves odd? I bet just a half of one of those dogs would be better than you