One thing I'm noticing with the new auto-rating feature (which I love as a concept) is that the ratings it's assigning often don't come close to the ratings I'd manually give. I find I get much better results if I check it's ratings and override the really bad ones. If you fail to do this you're going to end up with genes in your pool that you don't like and can be hard to get rid of and thus goblin ladies for a long time.
I suspect the reason that this is happening is because each rated element, eg breasts, has several sub elements that you set your preferences for in the profile editor. HOWEVER it may be that one of these elements is MUCH more important to you than the others; for breasts let's say you like them big. If a pair of breasts comes up that matches the other five criteria fairly closely but are tiny those are going to get a very good auto rating where your manual rating might be very low because you care first and foremost about size.
To fix this the profile editor needs a "Don't Care" option or a way to rate the relative importance of each element within a group.
Have you guys noticed this same behavior?
I suspect the reason that this is happening is because each rated element, eg breasts, has several sub elements that you set your preferences for in the profile editor. HOWEVER it may be that one of these elements is MUCH more important to you than the others; for breasts let's say you like them big. If a pair of breasts comes up that matches the other five criteria fairly closely but are tiny those are going to get a very good auto rating where your manual rating might be very low because you care first and foremost about size.
To fix this the profile editor needs a "Don't Care" option or a way to rate the relative importance of each element within a group.
Have you guys noticed this same behavior?