I thought it looked interesting when I saw Durandal, so I’m working on it with a feeling of hope that I can make it.

If there’s someone with a good winning rate, then that’s fine.

I realized that if I just prepare the stiff factors, I can create a specimen that can be deployed in actual combat in one go.

The blue ruby, which was said to be essential, is quite struggling.

The information warfare had already started before the training began…

>>5

It has been revealed that the early-stage, which was called trash, is actually strong and that the buds are unnecessary, wahaha.

>>5

I am not like that at all…

The blue ruby holy sword has an 80% win rate with the escape flower.

Even when I’ve hit the morning mile, I’ve not lost a single time…

There are people who are doing well by running away or leading, and that’s impressive.

Isn’t the advance just normally a second place in the competition?

The Chocolate Zephyr that came through a slipstream of Choco March is incredibly strong.

In a direct confrontation, there’s a chance of being killed by someone weaker, but when taking the initiative, even a weaker opponent can be overwhelmed.

Isn’t it strangely leveling up?

The difficulty of green and distance S has decreased, so there are more people matching the dress code.

Barezefa has amazing stability and performance in hunting lower-ranked opponents.

Isn’t it that the balance of the champion match has been good for some reason?

Summer Taiki and those in the third position of the early runners are also winning quite well.

That said, I don’t know what will happen in Round 2.

Redoing it? I’m currently in the process of making it!

Strong early pace means our North Flight will perform exceptionally well!

Types of frontrunners like Bubble, Zephyr, and Yukino, who have unique abilities even at 1st place and high performance in the closing stages, are indeed strong.

I’m surprised that my wife Faine is causing a big ruckus compared to Ohamaile when I have her on hand.

>>18

I was feeling down after losing to my lower-ranked wife Fine, but she is strong.

It’s simply the result of receiving various candies through advance.

Even the strong front-runner in first place is worth checking.

Watching the movements, I feel that the impact of not having to reverse thrust even when only leading without fleeing is quite significant.

A fierce competition between the leading horses is going to occur.

The previous environmental characters just pushed good stuff onto the players, so this time it’s the easiest it could be.

For now, Baba is the biggest winner.

I was told that wanting to escape from the bubble and go back to the past might be questionable, but it seems to be strong.

Because the escape is tough, there are also fewer encounters.

Even without unique line craft, it’s possible to win, so the fact that the specifications have simply changed to make it easier to take the lead and gain white acceleration is a big deal.

>>27

The uniqueness of a craft is like an insurance that activates if you can’t take the lead in the first half.

It’s a hassle to create debuffs, so I’m reusing old ones, but is it good that my wife Nishino is like that?

>>28

It’s all set to self-destruct after reverse thrust, huh? Wahaha!

>>28

If it’s a team with a rearward running style, the escape buff/debuff from the wife Nishino will hit the opponent’s lead.

If you have a front leg quality, it’s better to have a regular keen insight and dominance.

I couldn’t match Aoru Ruby, Gran, and a human, so I’m applying debuffs with the big butt glass, but I’m wondering if it’s worth changing this to Fu-chan.

I will change the Bubble Mile Blue Ruby into a flight and go.

This time I gave up, but next time I will definitely do it, wahaha.

Thank you for leading the way on the escape; that’s pretty much how it ends.

The current front-runner has a strong midfield.

The summer vacation homework is due on the last day, po-wa-wa!

I am currently training farmers.

I’m having trouble because my stamina isn’t increasing much in SF2…

I’m currently in the back, but when it’s filled with back problems like this, a major accident like 378 can happen, haha.

Yesterday, I only won 80% after jumping into the opening, so today I’m going to play it safe.

After being treated as a kind of luck-based game to some extent.

I’ve stopped being provoked by Burachira, so I’m just going with the flow.

Wahaha

Even if I lose, it was just that the luck was bad.

Wahahahaha!

It’s extremely painful to lag behind in an environment that isn’t high-paced.

Both of Taiki’s outfits are strong.

Why didn’t you tell me?

>>42

Since the implementation of Summer Taiki, it has never been weak even once.

The bubble is somehow winning.

>>43

She is the leading candidate.

When I opened the lid, it was the stability of the Zephyr.

I cried because it was too strong… There were also 40 skills.

Is it cheating?

>>45

It’s probably Speed 3 + Shakaar + Wisdom, but if I get a good hit, I can get that much.

Whether the skills you can acquire are usable or not is a separate matter…

I’m going to nurture it from now on, so it’s not a remake, wahaha!

Yesterday, it was 5534.

Even with a win rate of about 30% in Rummo, you can still end up like this if you choose a weak time slot.

So it’s still not the time to move now.

Aluminum Foil-chan said that a win rate of about 70-80% is just the right balance for the finals!

Having my own mile points naturally makes me strong in miles, just like the kindergarten teacher said, po-wa-wa.

I knew it, but the morning mile is incredibly strong.

I won’t even let a half-hearted person step on my shadow.

>>52

Depending on the race, it’s an Oha Mile evaluation up to 3rd place in the Oha Mile.

The processing of blue rubies has become quite comfortable and stress-free.

Barezepha Blue Ruby Mile is the answer, wahaha!

It’s nice that the leading runners can easily gather support cards.

Rather, I didn’t see any of the places where I was winning at Ohamaile at all.

Without a doubt, they’re strong, so it will likely change in the second round…

Is the gap closing, so it’s not going to become a game of luck?

>>59

The preliminary round has always been like that.

The disparity between the smart and the clueless is crazy because hints can be taken too easily.

In the front, as soon as I entered the straight yesterday, Yamunin Zephyr was incredibly strong, completely pulling ahead; I was completely beaten twice.

It was of the Unki type.

In the cases where there are few escape routes ahead—usually when it’s 0—it’s common to pull off an unsustainable escape and somehow win.

I often see the non-drawer version of Helios as well.

I’m generally competing for the lead with Zephyr.

I thought there wouldn’t be that many players taking it so seriously, but it turns out there are quite a few.

I do this part every time.

It was like this.

>>67

Did you really finish the status with that? It’s scary…

I am winning now, but I have been repeatedly faced with the harsh reality of debuffs in the rumble, so the best solution is to use a debuff for the catch-up.

The effects of the acceleration rank conditions in Oha Mile.

I think the real highlight will be from Round 2, where the lead will change.

After 40 battles, it’s hard to believe that I can’t win due to bad luck; that’s the adjustment in the preliminaries.

If this scenario goes up, it will produce incredible numbers, so if you take that into account and organize accordingly, practical high-rated individuals will normally pop up.

Even if you say “I love it,” isn’t the combination of the stats and number of skills in that creation quite an above-average work, considering the Spd 2, Power, Roots, Wisdom, and Transmission?

This time, the Ohama Mile is a very satisfying individual with five inherited unique traits stacked.

I’m trying to remake the mile, but I can never surpass the first one that I casually put together…

It’s a legend that I’m borrowing, yet for some reason, it’s not fully maxed out.

>>76

It’s a self-made 3-crown den that you see often.

>>79

Ah… I was convinced that the right edge was blurry.

>>83

I understand it well…

>>76

Isn’t it Ikuno that you are borrowing?

I did it!

Even without putting in support cards, it’s easy to surpass 1000, so it might be an era where you can just evaluate support cards based on skills.

If A can make it out, then I feel like it’s more enjoyable to be this chaotic, Po-wa-wa.

In the formation of Blue Ruby Mile Durandal, Durandal has the highest win rate.

Isn’t Durandal strong?

>>82

It is an environment where explosive power is becoming important.

>>82

I don’t know if it’s because of the late surge, but I have the image of someone coming up the inside with a one-step delay while others are out wide.

It’s already difficult to get my stamina to 1000 without a stamina support character.

I heard that there are many side-by-side formations from the dumplings, and in the final stage, Ruby’s strength is tested.

Miler, what are you?

The holy sword that I believed in and sent out has become a weapon.

Even Windy-chan, who is usually sharp, can’t see that they can’t win a single match.

Learn from the other members.

Today, I trained normally instead of using the omakase method for the first time.

While saying I don’t really understand the principles, I’ve been training and running three people.

I couldn’t win at all, wahaha!

Ndi-chan still isn’t used to the fact that she can change the position of the rental supoca…

Fuu-chan is strong… isn’t she?

>>92

The original predictions had it in second place.

In the end, other than Ohamaile, they are also active, and somehow it’s a fierce competition among many.

>>93

You must not forget the promise of the short term.

Ruby’s strengths have somewhat improved, but since the weaknesses haven’t changed, they have caught up.

I was planning to bring out Orphe, but there are too many necessary skills that can only be obtained through inheritance…

>>95

Why wasn’t it made with Tachyon Chance?

>>97

I was overwhelmed with being the parent for escaping.

I still want about 6-7 more white skills, so I’m not sure if I would have been able to get them just by spinning during the Tachyon period.

Everyone has the flight, so using it doesn’t give an advantage.

Above all, it is weaker than Oh My Race in the end.

Mile-chan cannot win.

I can’t seem to rise above 8th or 9th place; is it because of a lack of willpower? Or is it that my skills are insufficient?

>>100

Is this when I’m not feeling well, or is my stamina lacking?

>>106

For now, I tried throwing it in, but if there are no debuffs from the opponent, there will be an excess of about 350, including the high-pitched descent and my carefree nature.

>>100

Windy-chan doesn’t know that much in detail, but

I feel like it’s a bit reckless to expect Tsubomi from Mile-chan.

>>100

It’s simply a bias in running style… It’s tough if there are three or more frontrunners like in UC3.

>>100

It doesn’t look weak at all…

>>100

If you’re going to lose that way, the only thing that matters is the star rank, but I guess the party composition is probably bad.

>>100

It seems that there might be a slight concern with the buds, but there doesn’t seem to be anything wrong with the skills.

This is someone who lacks wisdom.

The formation includes the early-speed Varezephyr, a sprinting blue girl, and a late-speed mile runner.

>>130

When remaking it, pay attention to that.

The surprising thing about the blue ruby is that the frontrunners are overusing their skills too much in the final stages.

>>101

The blue is the one that runs in a forward position in horse racing.

It can penetrate the preceding environment, but when the environment shifts backward, there is a feeling of insufficient firepower.

Windy-chan’s bubble is stronger than the pre-release expectations.

Despite being of similar quality, it has won about twice as much as Windy-chan’s Blue Ruby…

It’s fine if there are sharp individuals, but it’s not a big deal either.

If I don’t take around 4, it will be difficult to gather skills for this scenario.

Oh My Mile flies easily even if it’s in 6th place until just before entering the final straight, it’s laughable.

If it’s clothes that seem to have minimal air resistance, then of course that’s the case.

This kind of thing usually starts to show strong results according to the betting odds from round 2 onward.

Huh, does it mean that if your performance is off, a standard of 1000 isn’t enough…?

>>111

If you have stacked two or three core bodies or consumables, it can be tough.

>>111

I haven’t counted the stamina consumption skills…

>>111

No, Mile-chan gets exhausted because she uses up a lot of stamina with high pitch and her true form in the vastness.

If full throttle was included… Wahaha!

You can win whether you take the lead or come from behind.

Victory depends on the luck of the moment, wahaha!

I think not winning is either due to bad luck or that the other members are stronger.

Windy-chan’s Foo-chan has a high place betting rate, but the winning rate is rather low.

Maybe it’s just that the win rate is being eaten away by others.

Since I pile on full throttle and stamina consumption skills, as much stamina as I want is fine.

In the Rummikub, blue was winning all the time, but in the championship, Ohama Mile is winning.

Yesterday, in the nameless room, Blue won, but in the Oh My Mile, it came in 8th place.

What on earth is this all about?

>>117

Oh, Myru is equipped with mid-race strength, so if it’s on the same level or higher, the issue of whether it can improve arises.

>>117

Actually, the distribution of running styles in this game is super important.

And for Rumma and Windy-chan, the actual performance and the environment are quite different.

>>117

In a race compared to a practice run, the distribution of racing styles is quite different, and the impact of the race situation can be significant.

At first glance, it looks strong.

Are you watching the early movements?

Aren’t you stuck after going forward at first and doing a reverse boost?

It’s a one-shot training, so it’s not impossible to win, but when it faces stronger rubies or ohama mile, the difference in strength becomes apparent.

That said, remaking it is also a rather dubious line, so I’ll pray for a good match.

Unlike the type of Aoru Ruby who doesn’t mind leaving early, Mileu has a standard push style, so it’s either winning or sinking in a familiar sight.

I hurriedly restructured it after listening to the composition called Sp3 the day before yesterday.

Wahaha

>>125

Windi-chan initially had Speed 3, but eventually became Speed 2, Power, Stamina, and Wisdom.

I’ve been slacking off too much, so I’m starting my first training now.

The new scenario is too difficult; I don’t understand anything, wahaha!

It’s too scary how the milers, even if they don’t rise much during the jump, suddenly surge forward aggressively when it comes to the final straight.

Well, in round 1, the opponent can be so weak that butt blocks occur frequently, so I don’t think you need to worry too much about it.

If you can’t win in the A Qualifiers… then…

I have reviewed the performance of the Power Ticket, but it is about two steps behind Chris in terms of performance.

Is Top Gear that impressive this time?

>>132

Isn’t it the case that if you’re going to insert power to borrow Ikuno, you’re just picking out a strong one from your own?

I finally understood after starting the main training that stacking the factors for stamina with 3 speed and 2 intelligence feels overwhelmingly effective.

This is a GL that has been enhanced with the music and has new color gimmicks added, becoming more complex!

Are you all watching how people lose properly?

>>135

I am watching.

>>135

I’ve never lost, huh?

>>135

A losing match is not something you should watch.

The eyes rot.

>>159

Don’t turn your back on reality.

When there are many front runners, the Ohai Mile can be somewhat tough.

What is the second stamina card for the spring escape?

>>138

It is a support card that is scheduled to be implemented next.

>>138

Aren’t you going to Shval?

I’m really frustrated because I lost to UC Muji.

>>141

When you underestimate your opponent, you have already lost.

Windy-chan is running with Speed 1, Power 1, Stamina 1, and Wisdom 2.

I don’t understand the adjustment for the status that is affected by Speed 3.

Are you asking the legend for a favor?

>>146

I thought it would be a bit lacking with just the factor + legend, so I wanted everyone to gather at least once.

>>146

Starting from senior level, after taking a break, you should take the boost mindset and perfectly time it to fix your stance.

Hiwigo is strong.

The situation with Aoru Ruby and Gran is subtly different in terms of strengths and weaknesses, so by incorporating both, the range of victory expands.

Since it’s clear that either the starter or the root will die with the current factors in hand, I’m just straightforwardly going with Speed 2, wahaha.

Anabolic mutts may have a low rating, but when they accelerate in 6th place, they come flying at you in a nauseating way, wahaha!

It suddenly becomes strict or loose in matching, doesn’t it?

There are times when there are blue rubies on both sides, and other times when there are none at all.

If your skills are decent, you can get to a good place no matter what.

As long as my stamina is in perfect condition for the final, that’s all that matters.

Even in UD, the status is not lacking too much, so even when using UB, one cannot let their guard down.

At the mile point, there is no certain victory.

Should I have put stamina in without having the determination even with miles…?

>>156

It’s not about the type of support card, but about judging by the skills.

>>156

I think it’s unnecessary since stamina can go up to 900 or 1000 even without it.

Get your determination up!

>>166

It will be around 850.

>>156

It’s just about putting in one Power card without being swayed by the trendy Sp3.

Taking the last position is just a pattern where you’re crushed by the pack from the start and can do nothing, so it’s not that your own debuff is interfering, is it?

Speed 2 + Wisdom 1 + Ikuno + Power 1 is the best.

It’s okay to have Speed 1, reduce Power 1, and have Root 2.

It’s more acceptable than a short distance.

In the end, trainers who rely on the atmosphere for Uma Musume will lose in the information war, wahaha.

It’s fun to race during this time when there are many room matches and keep losing to adjust the win rate.

It’s fun… indeed…

Today, I finally confirmed that I have completely maxed out Falco, and now I’ve also earned the right to borrow support cards for Windy-chan’s escape training. It has been a long journey to get here.

While everyone is releasing versions for the champ match, they are putting out a false front with evaluation value specifications.

As expected, it is popular at the top but sinks to the bottom.

I want you to let me buy a betting ticket.

Even if you race under exactly the same conditions, the outcome will change, so there’s no point in only looking at the results from a few races.

If you fail to thrust in afterward, the rear will die.

One cannot be overconfident.

I feel like it’s a pattern where Zephyr is pulling and the young lady can’t move forward, constantly getting in the way.

The opponent was a 6 escape… it’s a rare matching.

Even if I dare to put it in, isn’t it only Ikuno? But if I use this, I won’t be able to use smart Ikuno anymore.

With just one ticket, I become anxious if I don’t win 3 times…

>>177

In the second round, losing one victory feels better if I can stabilize with around four wins.

I think it’s more geared towards beginners.

Even if you can’t achieve extreme training at all, there’s a chance to seize a top position by chance, but even with extreme training, you can still die unexpectedly.

Having your own mile points is obviously strong, as even the kindergarten teacher must have said, Powawa.

The assault spirit is on, and oh my, Mile is winning like crazy!

Blue Ruby is doing the Ohama Mile with Valé Zephyr, but Blue Ruby never wins, always emphasizing the chest with the Mile Pose in the Ohama Mile.

It’s a crisis of the Thousand Year Kingdom’s collapse with Windy-chan, who has a blue ruby as her leader.

In the current environment, the overall toughness is weak, so there is a theory of adopting shorter ones, but it doesn’t make much sense to include them if they can’t acquire decent skills or have at least minimum performance on business trips.

It was 4-4-5-4.

I haven’t been able to win since Round 1, so I’m anxious about the finals.

>>184

Having a win rate of over 80% is what is commonly referred to as a self-deprecating boast.

No matter the time, it’s Speed 2, Power 1, Wise Friend 1.

It’s seriously crazy that Sapphire, which was the strongest in the mile last year, is already outdated.

I guess it’s still Schva after all.

Thank you, but I don’t have it.

When it’s finished moderately and you repeat 3-3-3-3, that’s when you can get the most platinum.

>>188

The team with fewer wins in the preliminaries will likely match up against a weaker opponent in the finals, so that prediction isn’t entirely wrong.

Yesterday 424

Today 224

This seems bad in Round 1, wahaha.

Wahaha…

I sincerely hope that after the championship, Su-san and Sentlight-san will get some support.

>>191

I definitely won’t allow it because it will cause trouble.

Our UB Blue Ruby has been winning more than UC5 Ohama Mile.

Is it because the completion level of Ohama is low? Wahaha.

What is “Shuva-chi”!

It’s a relief that Ruby Nichiren has perished.

Next, I would like you to take care of the area around Talumae.

It was 5124.

I’m not looking at the other person, but all I feel is anxiety.

Even with a biased formation like in Sp3, it has become possible to have a good development.

It’s necessary to rely on luck or some insight for good training attributes that aren’t set up with support card composition, so the stability and reproducibility are low.

I haven’t run today yet, but yesterday it was 2332.

Is there a Windy-chan that couldn’t win against Windy-chan?