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[BlackOak2]

I have this horse?

Why didn't you say so?

That one can be used as a grinder.

Do you understand what a grinder is?

[D.M Boarding]

I have this horse?

Why didn't you say so?

That one can be used as a grinder.

Do you understand what a grinder is?

Yes and sorry I only just bought him

[BlackOak2]

Why didn't you say so?

That one can be used as a grinder.

Do you understand what a grinder is?

Yes and sorry I only just bought him

So it sounds like you're good to go. Let us know if you need some more help.
Or did I miss something?

[D.M Boarding]

Yes and sorry I only just bought him

So it sounds like you're good to go. Let us know if you need some more help.
Or did I miss something?

I think you covered it all!
Can you give me advice on what quests to do to get tokens?

[BlackOak2]

So it sounds like you're good to go. Let us know if you need some more help.
Or did I miss something?

I think you covered it all!
Can you give me advice on what quests to do to get tokens?

The easy ones. Weigh what you have to spend, on what you will earn from it. Some of them require you to adopt certain breeds from the Adoption Centre. I don't have them anymore, so I can't tell you what you spend versus what you earn, but I don't think it's the same pound for pound, so I'd suggest not doing them just yet. Eventually, those will get accomplished as you play the game anyway.
If you go to player, under quests, the list is there. You can actually get away with going through the breed quests without spending any PT at all. It's certainly difficult, and some are rather frustrating. But it teaches a lot and if you are very aware of the horse build and type when you breed them, then doing the breed quests earns you the nickels and dimes and eventually builds up enough to spring you right over the PT goals and can be accomplished rather quickly. Plus, they can be ongoing (working on one or two at a time), alongside any other project you have running. Silverine's guide offers you a how-to, to work through them without going back to previous breeds. However, I can't offer you much beyond pointing you to her guide... I'm already well into the breed quests and too far along to make much use of her guide.
http://www.horseworldonline.net/forum/v ... 12&t=16282

Plus, level up. Going through the days and using the local shows will boost your experience points. Check out the guide I recently posted, leveling up will earn you a ton of PT.
http://www.horseworldonline.net/forum/v ... 12&t=18288

The biggest downside to the quests, is once you complete them, they're completed, you can't go back and complete them a second time.

[D.M Boarding]

I think you covered it all!
Can you give me advice on what quests to do to get tokens?

The easy ones. Weigh what you have to spend, on what you will earn from it. Some of them require you to adopt certain breeds from the Adoption Centre. I don't have them anymore, so I can't tell you what you spend versus what you earn, but I don't think it's the same pound for pound, so I'd suggest not doing them just yet. Eventually, those will get accomplished as you play the game anyway.
If you go to player, under quests, the list is there. You can actually get away with going through the breed quests without spending any PT at all. It's certainly difficult, and some are rather frustrating. But it teaches a lot and if you are very aware of the horse build and type when you breed them, then doing the breed quests earns you the nickels and dimes and eventually builds up enough to spring you right over the PT goals and can be accomplished rather quickly. Plus, they can be ongoing (working on one or two at a time), alongside any other project you have running. Silverine's guide offers you a how-to, to work through them without going back to previous breeds. However, I can't offer you much beyond pointing you to her guide... I'm already well into the breed quests and too far along to make much use of her guide.
http://www.horseworldonline.net/forum/v ... 12&t=16282

Plus, level up. Going through the days and using the local shows will boost your experience points. Check out the guide I recently posted, leveling up will earn you a ton of PT.
http://www.horseworldonline.net/forum/v ... 12&t=18288

The biggest downside to the quests, is once you complete them, they're completed, you can't go back and complete them a second time.

ok Thanks so much!!

[Royale Ranch]

I'm certainly no expert, or come even close to most of the players in this game, but I started a side account a couple of weeks ago, and managed to gain 500pt in a very short time... (but the first time, on my main account, it too absolutely ages...!)

the below link shows how i did it - but BlackOak's advice is the best you can get

http://www.horseworldonline.net/forum/v ... 4&p=118293

[BlackOak2]

I'm certainly no expert, or come even close to most of the players in this game, but I started a side account a couple of weeks ago, and managed to gain 500pt in a very short time... (but the first time, on my main account, it too absolutely ages...!)

the below link shows how i did it - but BlackOak's advice is the best you can get

http://www.horseworldonline.net/forum/v ... 4&p=118293

'The best'?
I'm not too sure about that... But at the very least it should give anybody a hand at figuring out how they want to play the game and where to go from there.

[Royale Ranch]

I'm certainly no expert, or come even close to most of the players in this game, but I started a side account a couple of weeks ago, and managed to gain 500pt in a very short time... (but the first time, on my main account, it too absolutely ages...!)

the below link shows how i did it - but BlackOak's advice is the best you can get

http://www.horseworldonline.net/forum/v ... 4&p=118293

'The best'?
I'm not too sure about that... But at the very least it should give anybody a hand at figuring out how they want to play the game and where to go from there.

haha - well in all honestly, i couldnt think of another word for it

but in all sombriety (i am full of big words today..) your help, mentoring or whatever you would like to call it - has been invaluable!

[BlackOak2]

'The best'?
I'm not too sure about that... But at the very least it should give anybody a hand at figuring out how they want to play the game and where to go from there.

haha - well in all honestly, i couldnt think of another word for it

but in all sombriety (i am full of big words today..) your help, mentoring or whatever you would like to call it - has been invaluable!

It's used well and passed onward, so the community benefits.

Small words are good too!

But it's still good to hear.