You are wrong, obviously. If you are breeding a chocobo with a lot of 1 Star parent stats, it will become more and more difficult to compensate this later and you need even more luck (and it is quite possible, that you will never get one, that will do it). It will also get very difficult = more time consuming, to level up a bad chocobo.
You answer is revolving way too much around yourself and not the system itself. That's the exact wrong way to create a smoothly working system.
I don't waste any MGP into food by the way. I also don't waste MGP into gold packages. Nonetheless: such RNG things are a MASSIV MGP sink.
You know: I don't need ANY of the rewards in Gold Saucer. I don't like the look of the Gambler Set, I don't like Fenrir as a mount, I couldn't care less about those expensive cards (and by the way got most of my cards out of TT games and dungeons). I don't want to look like a sex symbol, so I don't go for the bunny outfit and the minions are pretty cheap, their prizes are okay, just like the city garments.
It's not about me. It's about the system and that it maybe is not killing FF14, but hurting it. And I don't like that. I don't want, that FF14 is getting hurt. I want, that it is getting better for everyone. That it is getting the best MMO out there, not another RNG/Grind nightmare, like so many others. We got DOZENS of such shitty games full with RNG and grind. We don't need another copy of that.
While I don't agree with the post of Welsper59, I don't see an insult in there. I think, he/she is wrong, but is trying to explain his/her point of view. That's different to what you did.Careful, I mentioned work to this person in a thread they started about MGP, and was threatened by them that they would report me for insulting them.
@ Nutz
It is not getting better at the moment, not much.
The best grinding you can do is gaining 90 MGP per ~40s Triple Trial. Maybe now and then some 2-3 star cards, making it 95 MGP in average. That's, let be generous: 9k GMP in an hour with 90 TT games, which are absolutely repetitive and hard to endure for a sane mind.