Got Drama?

Ever notice how the people who talk the most about wanting to play a drama free game are usually the ones most prone to irrational behavior and childish outbursts?

When I see someone with a rant on their presentation about how they don't want to get involved in drama, I quickly make a mental note to have no future dealings with them if I can help it. Because those people are always the craziest, most egotistical hypocrites out there.

Rest well, friend

That feel when one of your fillers dies of old age.

Pro Tip #9: Saving Time on Pass Horses

It takes months to work a pass horse from birth to death.

Be on the look out for horses who are already aged, but not enough to command a high price. It will save you lots of time.



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Pro Tip #8: Farming Ageing Points

When farming Ageing Points, consider adding lessons to your routine. Lessons will help to offset the cost of food and board and the added action will hardly set you back.



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Pro Tip #7: Declutter your Presentation

It's a good idea to keep your presentation neat and tidy.

You cannot expect other players to search out your sales terms and contact guidelines if they need to spend five minutes wading through reposted gifs and quiz results. Keep your page clean.


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Pro Tip #6: Returning Help

I often see players get angry when others do not return help or lottery tickets during promotions.

I've found that a good way to minimize the chance of this happening is to routinely prune your friends list. Remove anyone who has not signed on within the last month or so. Keep only active players on your friends list and you should have an easier time getting the help you need.

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Pro Tip #5: Pricing and BMIs

A common misconception among new players is that BMIs have a direct Pass value. Unless you are purchasing them directly from the Black Market, they do not. When selling a horse, one cannot simply add up the original value of its BMIs in order to determine a price.

Once a BMI is placed on a horse its value is altered. The only way to correctly price a horse is to check the sales for similar offerings. Price according to what is already available - not according to the horse's equipment or bonuses.

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