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- In a Race swap between Galopping and Canter, dont let your Horses Stamina bar go all out, if it still got a slither of Stamina in before swapping from galopping over to canter increases the speed it regains the stamina for its next "sprint" :)
- 25% Jump should be enough for both Beginner and Intermediate Races until you get better Horses. You could train Endurance and Flexibility for a tiny bit but try to train a bit more onto the speed as it increases the speed in all gaits.
- If jumping gives you trouble in a tournament, try to slow down the Horse right before the jump. It can definitely help out :)
-try to memorize the trail and tournament hurdle setup. you usually dont have to stay "on track" you can even jump over small hills and try to cheese your way over grass. its not a racing game, you dont get slowed down if off the roads :p
maybe that can help!
Go off tracks and make sure to try and never let your stam bar completely run out, as it takes a few seconds to start refilling and those seconds are vital. Currently I can clear the first race in 53 seconds without a full energy bar (I took him through it with about half an energy bar left) with my best horse just because I've memorized the track.
Definitely invest a bit in endurance. Speed is pretty important but endurance makes your stam bar refill much faster and helps a LOT.
I've noticed stats increase at milestones of 5 (at least jump does, I'm assuming the others follow suit). If you use this logic to train your horses and run competitions a lot to get the statue bonuses you definitely should be able to easily clear the easiest races on every map. The first statue is immensely helpful with it's 10% potential increase, so make sure you get that one as much as you can. The second one as well, as that adds 5% speed. I've gotten the speed and all around bonus at least twice each.
When common horses and breeding is avail, invest in them asap. Common horses cost between 8-11k rounded up and are LEAGUES better than wild horses, so grinding for even one common will make your life much easier. I also bred two wild horses (my first two) and the resulting foal is on par with the common league after training (foals age with 100% potential on top of their birth stats, so, utilized correctly, they can be really well trained).
FIND SHORT CUTS. You can fall off cliffs, go through grass, and spin mid-air, and this is a huge help in the second pines race because you can shave off several seconds halfway by falling and twisting midair to immediately hit the next jump when you get to the cliff. The town race also has something similar, but you have to invest in flexibility to be able to take advantage of these from what I've seen.
Invest in jumping more than mentioned. Put at LEAST 35% into jump, to give yourself a comfortable range. 25% makes you have to hit intermediate jumps straight on which gets annoying. 35% at least gives you a bit of wiggle room. That doesn't mean you need to dump into speed and jump only, because the intermediate races have twists and turns that make having flexibility nice (at LEAST 25% to be comfy) and flat races that make endurance necessary. If it's between bumping endurance up or speed I always bump end up cause my 30% speed horse with 40% end finished faster than my 40% spd with 30% end. There's a delicate balance you have to find.
Bottom line is it is definitely doable! Just keep trying, and remember, you can restart a race from the pause menu at no penalty right up till you hit the finish line. I find myself doing it a lot, especially on runs where I bump a jump or let my bar run out. It's a helpful tool!
since I don't care enough for racing and earn enough money with training horses, I switched to just completing the races I get as a quest. I don't like to grind on the same race over and over again or racing old courses, so the idea of making it optional would make a lot of sense.
I like this game, but this is too annoying...
on the jump where you have to go down the cliff, hit the cliff right before the jump and turn your horse mid-air to jump that jump immediately, that'll shave off a few seconds!
I don't know if this is a problem with my laptop, or a quirk of the game. But I'm finding that if I restart the town of Rivershine race (particularly this one but they will do it) to often it begins to lag in the start which makes things extremely difficult for me. I am only prone to restarting them because I am struggling with the races, at least in the very beginning and I am in a Grind for cash to simply unlock things in the game.
I honestly don't enjoy the competitions because of this struggle I am having. The need to repeat them as my main means of income is a huge let down for me because of the time it takes to do them effectively for me. I want to devote to just raising and training and selling horses because my favorite part of the game is wandering, riding and training on the trails. I can't catch more wild horses or utilize the new common horses at auction because I can't afford a bigger barn so I feel like I'm missing out on content and that these honestly cool story beats are pointless for me. Abandoning the competition world all together is the goal of mine. But with the 50k price tag to get the barn large enough to make this viable for me I Have to do competitions.
And it will still take me an entire season with the rate I am making in order to get to the new barn. I'm not sure I'm willing to stick out this process because it can take me upwards of 15 or more minutes on a single race to make any real money.
Does anyone know why, it's doing this lag. I admit I am terrible with computers so I would not realize the stress I'm causing the game, if it's something internal. It would help me a lot if I could save more often so I don't lose my progress and could just restart by turning the game off. But my main issue, is just getting competitions to be less exhausting so I can focus on enjoying the game. It's honestly a Really Good Game and outside of this I am having a Ton of fun, it's super cute. I just am struggling so much right now, the cash grind is painful.