Are you a maso for becoming nutrients for the preceding eye?

>>1

I thought about adding coverage for the occasional back block death, but…

In the end, it turned out that debuffs are better because we can’t win in the first place.

I think it’s fine if there is a way to win when I’m in the top three.

Once you can’t do anything against the front-runner in a situation where the rear leg type’s biggest enemy is escape 3, it becomes meaningless.

>>4

What should you do against an opponent who flees?

Could it be better to evolve Hayate rather than Tokuchu…?

Gran can’t win at all.

The bubble blue ruby I made before is so strong that I’m starting to think these guys alone might be enough…

>>8

How is the lead 3?

>>12

First of all, there are hardly any teams called “Senko 3.”

It’s either two front-runners and one runner-up or two front-runners and a debuff.

>>15

I’ll set it to two debuffs in advance, wahaha!

I tried leveling up using the latest deck four times, but I could only get UC2 to UC3.

If this goes higher, can we go for the latter half of UC?

So, even if I compromise, I can still get an A?

>>9

It’s the first auto implementation, but I believe Windy-chan, who usually has a nice butt, can handle it.

First of all, the evaluation of mile races is not really reliable.

I think next month will be tough.

Windi-chan felt that once the provisional Gran was completed, the young lady had ended up taking too many victories in Gran.

>>10

How did you make Gran?

I think it’s better overall to focus on strategies for other formations rather than using cards for escape meta.

If you can see a future where you escape with a good butt, then well…

The leading horse 3 is not being seen much by Windy-chan either.

Is the idea that just having the two of them compete is enough?

If you do it 10 times, you’ll lose to the leader once.

It feels like when our attack gets blocked and the frontrunners are endlessly battling it out in the final straight, that’s when we end up losing.

It doesn’t feel like we lost because they were too strong.

There are few Windy-chan following the overall legs.

I can’t tell if this character with this running style is strong or if it’s a solid formation from here on out.

I did about 20 room matches earlier, but I didn’t see a single strong escape 3.

There are times when a race occurs that is like hell, where there are the most followers and sometimes an escape runner with 0 ahead.

It is a well-known fact that there are abnormal runaway lovers here.

You are free to play Escape 3 as you wish, but I would like you to stop distorting the reality of the room match.

This escape 3 is at a level that those who love escapes can enjoy…

In the end, the racing style I support wins because I put it out there.

The judgment of “being able to do it” becomes the evaluation here.

I think the escape will be full of rear violations next month.

>>23

Based on Arima’s reaction here, if Dorija can also lead, they can take advantage in the escape as well.

It’s unreliable.

In reality, the denominator for fleeing is small, so that kind of evaluation arises.

>>24

The preliminary reviews suggest that the main event is a bit soft, and I don’t think it has been evaluated as one where Dorija can take the upper hand.

I don’t think there’s any escape from Dorija, at least.

Next month’s Cat Maya Akakita Festival is depressing.

Spifaldas is unenhanced.

If you’re going to apply a debuff to the leader, is it a chasing debuff?

I see the runaway bride Nishino, but I don’t want to go out of my way to run away since I’m planning to use the front position.

>>26

Putting in debuffs and reducing the factors for comparing speed is a bad move.

If you’re going to send them out in advance, you should send out exactly three.

I’ve been heavily farming for factors, but I haven’t been training at all.

>>27

There are only two weeks left, you know? Are you okay?

>>32

Well, I think if you raise it with Speed 3 training, it will come together reasonably well.

It’s hopeless if you fall behind at the start; you can’t move forward.

I feel like people around me don’t quite understand the scenario itself.

This is… Windy-chan’s easy victory, isn’t it? Powa!

Is the one currently pulling the Gran the fortunate Windy-chan who also pulled Orfe?

I don’t really understand, but I’ll do my best with the city.

>>30

What is the basis for that?

The escape side will also come with high-voltage support! I was saying that.

Since there are almost no people escaping in spring, it probably won’t become a trend to run away like that.

>>30

What Orfe wants the most is not a strengthened support card, but a splendid long-distance adaptation for the throne.

I think that at least by mid-game, having money would provide an advantage against opponents.

Is it that Sashi can’t do well in the spring race?

>>40

It’s not that it’s bad.

It’s just that the pressure is being pushed even harder than that.

>>42

Is that really what you’re doing?

I don’t think Orfe is suited for long-distance races.

I feel that Arima is similar to Gentilhomme in the pre-race predictions.

>>40

I think that Curb Laurel can perform better than Arima; Arima was mostly fighting without its unique abilities, and it has now made the choice to accumulate wisdom.

However, there’s a problem with doing just Spista; it doesn’t seem to gain power, and who is going to use Stablight with the long stretch enhancement?

>>40

Laurel and Bright are strong because they do not require healing with their own skills.

It’s better to do my best rather than focusing on which running style or horse is strong.

I don’t think it’s a bad idea, but since the current situation with Laurel and Criterium hasn’t changed much, it’s only natural to want to use new characters like Orfe or CB.

The support character setup for long-distance escape is the same as when using it in Arima, except for the three legends.

There’s no way Cygames would allow something like this.

Something will come as a boost.

It was briefly a topic of discussion, but is SutaSapo Bright really that great?

>>47

The performance is undoubtedly excellent.

The only issue is who it will be used for.

The performance and hints are good, so I might overlook the overlap of the gold skills and use it on Laurel.

>>47

Laurel has a full set of original equipment at once.

The one I want to use Starbright the most is Criblight.

>>47

It’s not so much subtle as the current long-distance runners are Bright or Laurel with their own strong finishes, so there’s no opportunity to use it.

It seems likely that a new character, Phenomeno, will come in a scenario.

The downside is that many of the skills in “sashi” are ranked-based.

Next, it seems like there will be a lot of people behind, so it looks like I might be at a disadvantage around there.

Rather than saying that the spring’s closing speed is strong, it’s that Orfe can compete with that kind of positioning.

Orfe is not incredibly strong over 3000 meters; it’s more like a hopeful contender with expectations for a late charge.

I’m doing my best to reach UC5 or 6.

The road to UB is long.

Isn’t it tough that spring’s difference is essential for power balancing?

>>52

I feel like I might use one-chance stavori.

Last year, there was a Windy-chan who tried it before the Power Bold at the time of Arima.

Compared to the previous long-distance event where I had one extra slot without friends, this time with Spd 2 and Stamina 2, the issues with the composition will be reduced.

I wonder why this support bright is… that’s it.

I feel that compared to escape runners, support cards for closers are often weaker and harder to collect.

Training for miles with UB↑ is a thorny path.

What I want to use the most is Bright…

If strong finishes other than Bright and Laurel emerge, then…

It’s better to have such weapons available even if you don’t secure them yourself.

In the third year of Gran, there are weeks with races that really hit the spot, but accidents happen quite often…

I wish the new CB had honestly brought the shadows with it.