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Cooldown Speed
Every CryptoKitty knows that making babies is hard work. As a result, your Kitty needs time to rest after it breeds. This is called the Kitty’s cooldown. The more kittens a Kitty has, the longer it needs to rest between breedings.
A Kitty is born with a cooldown speed determined solely by the Kitty’s generation number; genetics have nothing to do with it. The lower the Kitty’s generation, the faster its initial cooldown. Every time the Kitty breeds, its cooldown period lasts longer. (To determine a Kitty’s exact cooldown speed, check out the chart below.)
To sum up:
- Cooldown is not based on traits. It’s based solely on a Kitty’s generation.
- Lower generation Kitties are always born with faster cooldown speeds.
- Every time a Kitty breeds, its cooldown period increases.
The chart of charts
Here’s how to determine the cooldown speed of any Kitty! Find the generation of your Kitty on the left. Then move down one row for each offspring the Kitty has had. The column in the middle tells you the current cooldown of that Kitty.
Generation
Cooldown
Cooldown Time
0, 1
fast
1 minute
2, 3
swift
2 minutes
4,5
swift
5 minutes
6, 7
snappy
10 minutes
8, 9
snappy
30 minutes
10, 11
brisk
1 hour
12, 13
brisk
2 hours
14, 15
plodding
4 hours
16, 17
plodding
8 hours
18, 19
slow
16 hours
20, 21
slow
24 hours
22, 23
sluggish
2 days
24, 25
sluggish
4 days
26+
catatonic
1 week
This is Cathy. She’s a Gen 11 Kitty, and has had 3 offspring.
She was born with a 1-hr (Brisk) cooldown, but now she is at an 8-hr (Plodding) cooldown.
Gen
Offspring
Cooldown
Cooldown Time
0, 1
fast
1 minute
2, 3
swift
2 minutes
4,5
swift
5 minutes
6, 7
snappy
10 minutes
8, 9
snappy
30 minutes
10, 11
0
brisk
1 hour
12, 13
1
brisk
2 hours
14, 15
2
plodding
4 hours
16, 17
3
plodding
8 hours
18, 19
slow
16 hours
20, 21
slow
24 hours
22, 23
sluggish
2 days
24, 25
sluggish
4 days
26+
catatonic
1 week
It’s as simple as that! Happy breeding!
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