Tips & Tricks for a Newbie

[Potatofarmer]

Tips And Tricks For A Newbie

Hey All,
I am a semi new player struggling to get into the swing of things and was just wondering if anyone had any tips/tricks on general game play or anything like that!

I [*]THINK[*] I want to focus on breeding but I am not sure,
I am struggling to understand comping aswell!

[ScarlettXilfina]

Here are some links that are helping me get started up

https://www.horseworldonline.net/forum/ ... de#p374948

https://www.horseworldonline.net/forum/ ... 12&t=35479

https://www.horseworldonline.net/forum/ ... on#p365049

If you have any questions or want to talk just let me know! I don't have a discord set up yet so I can't use the chat yet. I hope this helps!

[BlackOak2]

Tips And Tricks For A Newbie

Hey All,
I am a semi new player struggling to get into the swing of things and was just wondering if anyone had any tips/tricks on general game play or anything like that!

I [*]THINK[*] I want to focus on breeding but I am not sure,
I am struggling to understand comping aswell!

In addition to the links ScarlettXilfina offered, I'd say that the largest tip we can give is Grinder! And since you've already asked the community for a grinder, you're pretty much set there.

Other than that, for your first real project, aim for something that's easy and straightforward. Like chestnut Ardennais. Breeding is a big part of this game, but you can certainly get by with little or no breeding at all.

Remember breeding to create new breeds, the foals will pop more often correctly when they're closer to and within the req's of the new breed. But there's still no guarantee they'll be the correct breed even if the foal is perfect for them.

Finally, to breed toward a competition horse, the most basic advice on this is: Take your best competitive horse in a singular discipline of choice and breed it to your second best in the same discipline. By doing this repeatedly, you will eventually get a bloodline that's quite successful in that discipline.

If you treat breeding here like you might in real life, you'll get to where you want to go. I.E. keep the foals that have the desirable traits you want and cull all others.

And one final thought: The rehome button is your friend.