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[Uma Musume: Pretty Derby] Does Cygames discriminate against overseas G1-winning Uma Musume?


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1: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:01Yeahx6

Honestly, I’m disappointed that again in training overseas is definitely being ignored.

2: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:02Yeahx5

Zario… I’m just grateful that you could take your time to focus on it.

3: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:03

Isn’t development more about the domestic if-route and taking our time with the overseas scenario?

5: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:04

In Grand Training, I entered Loves in the Autumn Tenno, which historically didn’t race, and I dislike the theory that they run away overseas without competing against rivals.

23: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:13

>>5Recently, there have been many Japanese horse matchups and one-twos overseas.

6: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:05

I want a scenario like a world tour soon.

7: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:05

Is the Uma Musume transformation of the crazy Agnus (Golden Generation) who won a G1 in both France and England not done yet…?

8: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:06Yeahx3

Unlike the Arc de Triomphe, it’s only natural for Dubai Hong Kong to win now, and there aren’t many strong rival horses in Dubai, so making it a standalone scenario would be a downgrade. However, if we were to make it an overseas tour scenario…
>>4The cost performance of the race track production is poor, so I wonder what they’ll do about it.

30: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:16Yeahx13

>>8Well… it’s certainly not a given to win…

38: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:17

>>30There were no overseas G1 wins last year.
This year, I suddenly won the Evayan (Ebay) prize.

59: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:22

>>30Hong Kong’s sprint, etc…

9: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:06

BC might be coming soon.

10: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:07

I really think it’s not good to omit overseas results and gloss over it when my favorite has two overseas G1 victories but none domestically.

21: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:12

>>10(Who is it…?)

32: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:16

>>21Perhaps I am… a mother.

66: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:24

>>10Eishin Hikari, huh…

12: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:09

Hong Kong is just the right distance to visit casually.

13: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:09

If you include Hong Kong and Dubai in the regular race schedule, it will facilitate the progression of short-distance and dirt factor rounds.

14: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:09

Well, I think it could work if we incorporate not going abroad into the scenario.
I definitely want to see a part where they go abroad in the usual training story.

15: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:10

Some people defend it by saying it would be fine to use the Lark method, but what is currently proving that the Lark method scenarios are really dull and boring is… there are some characters with auto mode and no unreasonable rivals, so that’s the only reason it’s manageable.

16: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:10

Compared to the past, there have been a lot more overseas expeditions, so please include it in the training goals soon…

17: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:11Yeahx7

The top right was probably incorporated into the scenario quite well.

20: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:12Yeahx5

>>17I really like Pearl’s scenario as well.
I think it was a one-time strategy that cleverly incorporated the evaluations from that time.

18: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:12

I feel that Pearl’s really managed to incorporate it well, including the epilogue.

19: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:12

If you tell the story of Loves being 4 years old in 2020, you can manage without going abroad, but your identity is dead, isn’t it?

22: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:13

Well, the thread image still has domestic G1s, so it can be discussed.
I wonder what will happen after a completely overseas-focused horse like Win Bright appears.

24: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:14

It’s a shame that it’s difficult to field horses like Eishin Preston and Eishin Hikari, which should be possible for the owners.

27: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:15Yeahx3

>>24Win Bright and Agnes World as well…

25: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:14Yeahx3

Clearly, there are people with their brains fried by Stego inside, and probably by the time Stego is implemented, they will be able to go to Hong Kong during training…

26: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:14Yeahx2

That said, it’s also strange that overseas races are resolved in just one lap, just like domestic races…

28: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:15

>>26Raising Orfe… It’s more realistic that transporting to Hong Kong is less burdensome than to Sapporo or Kokura.

29: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:15

I also think it’s not right to promote Stego and travel so much and then not include Hong Kong.

31: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:16

That said, I don’t think it’s worth the effort to put off winning horses overseas and work quietly behind the scenes at overseas racecourses while doing other things.
Isn’t it understandable that they decided to take a route of ignoring overseas matters?

33: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:17Yeahx2

Since I can get a good story anyway through the scenario link…

34: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:17Yeahx1

I definitely dislike it when the development scenario takes too much time, of course.
That said, on the production side, the fact that the senior (older horses) only have a one-year period has consistently led to some rather negative aspects in terms of making things fit together.

46: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:19

>>34I understand how you feel, but if we try to do a second year as a senior, we’ll have to consider a fictional rotation of 5-year-olds for many, including Chairman Super El, who effectively retired at 4 years old, and it would be too much trouble.
It’s a shame that we can’t see Vilcina and Fenomeno achieve back-to-back victories.

35: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:17

I wonder how they’re actually going to handle the three consecutive races: the Eri-chan Cup, BCFMT, and the Hong Kong Cup.

43: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:18

>>35Isn’t it the Arima with the 4-year-old Trace for the Queen Elizabeth?

36: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:17

Even without going overseas for things like bread, if you get hit by a phone call in junior and win the Fukushima Memorial, we can talk about making the legendary Autumn Tenno Sho happen.

37: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:17

I have no feeling that I can win at Car in Rising, and it’s definitely an exaggeration to say that winning is a given.

40: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:18Yeahx3

I’m not saying not to implement it overseas, but even if it’s implemented, all they’ll say is “○○ can’t make strong ones because there are overseas races.”

41: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:18

Marushurorene implementation!
Development Goal: Breeders’ GC → JBC Ladies
I would be sad if that happens, so I want you to do your best.

42: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:18

It might be the punchline that our overseas expedition is just beginning because of our five-year track record!
On the contrary, what do you do at four years old?

49: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:20

>>42

44: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:18Yeahx1

Well, it would be nice to have it, but there are plenty of good scenarios without it, so there’s no need to be too pessimistic, right?

47: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:19Yeahx1

>>44Isn’t the claim of something like this a bad scenario because it’s not found overseas?

50: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:21

>>47Hmm, I don’t think it’s something that can be talked about solely from the perspective of being overseas.

45: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:19Yeahx1

Recently, even if I don’t race, I go abroad during that time and “participate in races.”
I guess it’s better than in the past when stories like that would just get inserted randomly.

48: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:19

I think it’s not right to skip over the slump phase in the story of Loves and jump straight to talking about overseas.

51: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:21Yeahx2

Well, it’s natural that discrepancies arise the more recent horses are implemented.
I think it’s just a matter of the Uma Musume app not keeping up with real horse racing.
Changes to race names and changes to the schedule happen every year.

57: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:22

>>51I believe I mentioned that it is practically impossible to change it every year at the shareholders’ meeting.
But let’s try to manage the dirt triple crown before the end of Evayan…

52: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:21Yeahx3

The 4.5-year-old race results compression has hit the dirt group hard, hasn’t it?

53: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:21

It seems that Luv’s scenario’s rival will be Lalala-chan.

62: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:23

>>53Considering the monologue from the Gran Scenario’s Lovez, I think 🥒 and Lalala will take on the role of the boss character.

64: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:23

>>53In the VM, Ai-chan and Eli are perfect for Lala, while Chrono is the historical winning horse in Arima.
Also, there might be a hidden Gran in the Mile Championship.

54: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:22Yeahx1

Simply put, if the training is extended by another year, I won’t be able to keep up with the game.
It would be nice if notable overseas challenges after the age of 5 were depicted in the scenarios of other Uma Musume or in the main story.

55: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:22Yeahx1

I like compression, but… the length of the scenario varies depending on the character, and that creates a disparity.

56: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:22Yeahx1

When you start talking about the identity of development…
Since there is a precedent of the Eternal Emperor ending in disappointment related to the student council while turning the Twinkle series into a scorched earth without CB or Ace, I can’t say anything.

68: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:24

>>56In the early stage, there were inevitable constraints, but given the almost complete lack of them now, it feels a bit much to lay bare adult circumstances.

58: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:22Yeahx1

Well, even so, if I’m told to stretch the new scenario’s status growth badly and do it for 5 years, that would be troublesome.

65: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:24

>>58I never want to remember the era of 40-minute laps…

60: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:23

In a育成 scenario that aims for complete reproduction, no matter how hard you try, it will inevitably become an IF scenario.

61: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:23

I wonder what will happen if Loves’ childhood friend is implemented.

63: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:23

I have mixed feelings about the fact that overseas has been added as a default now.

71: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:24Yeahx6

>>63I think the overseas scenario is just right.
Even though we say it’s becoming outdated, every time experienced players like Lark or the Arc de Triomphe come, we properly add links.

80: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:26

>>71No Uma Musume has yet conquered the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, so I think things are going well because of that.

82: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:27

>>80The problem is that Dubai and Hong Kong BC is there.
If we just go, it’s too vast, and even though we won, it ends up with only two people in BC.

67: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:24

I wonder how the program schedule will change from now on.

73: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:25Yeahx1

>>67That’s too late now, and there won’t be any changes.
If anything, the Uma Musume programs from back then and now are already different, and they’ll continue to change, so trying to adapt is too much hassle and not realistic.

69: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:24

I wish they would add something like when you win abroad, you gain more experience points, but also accumulate more fatigue.

70: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:24Yeahx9

I think that someday overseas will also be included in the育成目標 (training goals), but since it isn’t there now, saying it’s a terrible scenario or that it loses its identity is a bit too much.

81: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:26Yeahx5

>>70Well, it’s probably just an extreme viewpoint held by a very small number of people.
I think the general feeling is that while it’s better to have it than not, if we don’t have it, then it can’t be helped.

72: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:25

It’s been two consecutive years in the third place for Eli, and both times it was won by Larara.
Revenge in the second year → It’s easy to imagine a challenge for Arima.

74: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:25Yeahx5

It’s a shame if it’s not there, and more people would agree with that, but why steer towards being aggressive or completely negating it?

75: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:25

I can understand from the record, but the suitability is too narrow!
Well, I understand that I can’t exaggerate because I’ve challenged myself and lost terribly.

84: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:27

>>75If I’m going to change the distance, I might as well look for a nice race overseas; it’s a characteristic of Yahagi, so it can’t be helped.

76: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:25

Even though it’s called compression, there are only a handful of thoroughbred horses that are fully packed with activities for both 4 and 5 years old…

77: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:25

The theory that Yamato-ya is hesitant because they can’t send the horse to Dubai is gaining strength…

78: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:26Yeahx2

If there isn’t anything, then as long as the scenario is interesting, that’s fine.

89: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:28

>>78It’s actually quite interesting, you know… even with Raves, it’s after you’ve raised them.

95: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:29Yeahx2

>>78I don’t think just having it overseas would make the Taiki scenario interesting…

99: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:29

>>95It’s just overwhelmingly strong.

144: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:40Yeahx1

>>99I think it might end up being like, even if we have it, the summer training camp could completely fall apart in terms of development…
But I’ve always thought that I want “Will the dream take flight to the world?!” from Yasuda during a special commentary.

79: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:26Yeahx1

I can’t often use indirect tactics like Ms. Pearl, but that was a good original chart activation in its own way.

83: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:27Yeahx1

“I added ‘local horse racing’ from the middle.”
I don’t think it will be impossible to add international racetracks.
If it’s scenario-exclusive, they occasionally include overseas elements.

85: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:27

We’re at the stage of winning or losing, but it’s not like overseas expeditions are easy either.

91: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:28Yeahx2

>>85A situation has just come up that makes me a little too calm about things around here…

86: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:27Yeahx2

Well, I prepared Santa Anita for Caesario’s American Oaks, so I believe the main BC will come eventually.

87: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:27Yeahx3

Since the release of Uma Musume, the program schedule has changed too much in just four years!

88: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:28Yeahx1

There are many horses that are not involved in overseas runs and are expected to be implemented, so it would be good to fill those spots first.

94: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:29Yeahx1

>>88If the stance is that overseas won’t be included in the regular rotation, then it won’t change regardless of when it comes.

90: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:28Yeahx1

For now, I don’t think there are any Uma Musume saying “this is a terrible scenario!” because the scenarios are being written well, and there are no overseas ones.
However, if a horse girl were to appear who has almost nothing to talk about without overseas races, it’s hard to say what would happen.

96: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:29

>>90Things will probably have changed a lot by then! When you compare the early scenarios to the latest ones, the number of features in the production has really increased!

97: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:29

>>90The 2014 generation and the performance against disabilities in Hong Kong are based on that, you know…

106: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:30

>>97If it’s Maurice, he’s really strong in the country, so things will work out somehow.
It seems that by starting from challenging the flat ground, we could create a good scenario leading up to the Arima Kinen for Oju Chosan.

113: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:32

>>106I thought if the disabled group came, it would be Hachauuma…

115: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:32

>>106It’s just that, like the kids, the classic period is a mess, so we can’t really recreate strong parts in just one year of seniors.
It can be said about almost all of the 2014 generation’s late-blooming horses.

101: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:30

>>90I am truly amazed by the writer’s skill.

92: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:28Yeahx2

On the contrary, I could understand the program schedule of Uma Musume by modern standards, but knowing the schedule from that time made me think it was crazy.
Helios’ Sprinters Stakes → Arima

102: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:30Yeahx1

>>92Chairman’s chrysanthemum → Junior high school third year, week three is also quite something.

239: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)23:00

>>102How about in the second week of junior high? By the way, I also did some special training.

243: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)23:01

>>239The spec is ridiculously strange in terms of durability.

93: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:29

I’m still not used to the Churchill Downs Cup…

103: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:30

>>93It’s the Pegasus Stakes, isn’t it?

98: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:29

It’s become quite a situation with Osugi, who has been forced to cram a year’s worth of stories into dirt and senior events.

100: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:29Yeahx3

Simply put,
“Umamusume who gets excited and thrilled going on an overseas expedition.”
Don’t you want to see that?
Recently, there have been more instances where I can manage to play Sora with just text.

105: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:30

>>100I want to hear a lot of opinions like this… instead of saying the current things are crap for no reason.

104: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:30

I think spending money on the Breeders’ Cup is a strategic move, but I wonder when it will pay off.

109: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:31

>>104It was hinted at during the mid-story, so it could surprisingly be June.

107: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:30Yeahx1

Isn’t it ruined if Furioso is in the center…? But then I thought, including the trainer’s setup, they managed to handle it well.
Gentil’s retirement has been retracted, and we managed to replicate the experience of Arima and the jockey change for Orfe on the way to finishing second in the Arc.
I believe that the parts that can be called identity will come together well.

114: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:32

>>107Although adult circumstances cannot be completely hidden, I feel strongly that I’ve done my best for now! So I won’t complain.
That aside, should I create a second training scenario for everyone someday?

108: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:30

The two venues in the Middle East seem to have restrictions related to Islam.

110: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:32

I can’t help but feel that Maurice’s real issue is that he took more than six months off after finishing the spring classics.

117: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:32

>>110It’s after the arrival of the unbeatable logo type…

121: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:35

>>117The stronger guys tend to rub against the losing race, so I think the 2016 Yasuda will be rubbed down.

111: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:32Yeahx1

Was it about a year since the Arc de Triomphe was showcased in the story?

112: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:32

Actually, I think all of them have done a good job finishing the scenarios, so while I feel disappointed about the overseas version, that’s all it is—just a feeling.

116: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:32

The implementation of disabilities requires a different competition, expansion of team races, and there are too many dedicated motions compared to overseas!

118: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:33

If I put Ojuu out for the first obstacle, it might fall flat and not continue after that.

119: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:33

At first, there were some amazing ones, but there are more rational voices than I expected… I’m glad…

120: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:34

>>119What perspective are you coming from?

122: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:35

Well, there might be an unexpected situation tomorrow where Hong Kong and the United States add something… Was there any advance notice about a region?

126: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:36Yeahx2

>>122There was.
So the leak saying “Ricky is summer” suddenly appears in the training…?

129: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:37

>>126Who is the person who leaked this…?

131: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:37Yeahx1

>>129Hello

133: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:37Yeahx4

>>129Hi, it’s Copa.

130: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:37Yeahx1

>>122At the pre-anniversary 1.5 live event, there was a highlight introducing Tarlmae Akiuto at the same time.

123: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:35Yeahx1

Most people are satisfied with the current situation, saying that being rational means that there are no limits when looking ahead.

124: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:35

If we are to talk about Maurice with the exclusion of Hong Kong and the restriction of being up to 4 years old.
If we bring the awakening forward a bit and have them win from the Mile Championship at age three, it could somehow lead to the Yasuda Memorial and then a challenge in middle distances.
The unique bad status that lowers mid-distance suitability for a limited time was done with Gran Alegria, so you can use that.

125: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:36

After all, the races and the active period have to align with the original work!

128: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:36

>>125Implement it… Company!

127: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:36

There are times when the races lost are depicted more richly than the races won in Uma Musume.

132: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:37

Well, I wonder how they’ll handle things like implementing Stegosaurus.
By that time, I might be overseas.

137: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:39

>>132It’s good because it’s the victory at the end of a long, long journey, but in terms of development, I think it can’t be replicated because I’ll end up running in Hong Kong during the senior phase.

141: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:39Yeahx1

>>137If I’m going to do it, maybe the main one?

142: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:40

>>137For now, one GⅠ victory! The combination of the育成シナリオ (training scenario) and the original material of Stegosaurus is just too bad.
The buildup period for media mix will be incomparable to Stabro.

146: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:41

>>142According to the standards of the Next Generation Umamusume, winning the Dubai Sheema Classic is also a factor.

134: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:37

Aside from Taiki, which was completely untouched, the only one that clearly distorted historical facts for the sake of convenience was Vibros, and the others have somehow justified themselves.
If we just gloss over the fact that Love is 4 years old, then that could be settled.

153: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:43Yeahx1

>>134Well, the early group’s training scenarios have too few related characters and feel bland, and the various omissions are not limited to Taiki’s overseas circumstances.

135: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:37

The training period is probably based on the specifications.

136: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:39

Will childhood friends appear in the育成 of Loves?
It seems like I could easily create a story even if you don’t come out.

139: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:39

>>136Since my childhood friend is talking in the video, I think she will appear… There’s a possibility it’s a pseudonym, but I’m betting it’s her real name in green letters.

143: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:40Yeahx2

>>136Since Loves can be anything, it’s fine to discuss facing a slump at the age of 4.
However, if my childhood friend is not overseas, it’s almost over.

138: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:39Yeahx2

Vibrance is also a horse girl with sisterly affection, which is why she pushes herself to compete in the fillies’ classic for Vilasina’s revenge → I thought it was well connected that her throat problem worsened quickly.
Even though I’ve been going to Dubai that much, it’s a bit disappointing that I can’t go.

140: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:39Yeahx1

Wouldn’t it be nicer if Stego wrapped it up by seeing gold at the end of the journey?

145: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:41

The problem with Vivlos is that there are issues within the generation itself…

148: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:42

>>145Almost everyone disappears in the Classical period, huh…

147: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:41

When we bring out horses from overseas, many people end up wondering, “…who?” which makes international races a bit uncertain.

152: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:42

>>147Shall we release Roma War! Soul Rush has also become much easier to create stories for.

157: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:43

>>152It seems like there might be a lot of Roma War.

154: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:43

>>147Aside from Venus Park, most will probably be aliases.
Golden Sixty has come to Northern Horse Park, so I might be able to contact the owner through connections around there…

155: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:43

>>147If Sierra Leone or Romantic Warrior comes, there will be an uproar.

149: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:42Yeahx1

It’s a bit late to say this, but I think raising Oguri as an early character is really a heavy-handed task.
It completely fabricates up to the spring of age 3 and reverses the order of 1989 (vs Super Creek) and 1988 (vs Tamamo Cross) to connect them.

166: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:45Yeahx2

>>149To begin with, since Inari, Bamboo, Aldan, Muteki, and Chiyonoo are not here, there’s only that left.
If the seniors are gone, the conversation won’t flow.

150: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:42Yeahx2

Loves has legendary older sisters and childhood friends who are really strong, but it’s not a problem at all because there are so many existing characters involved, so the scenario seems really easy to create.
My childhood friend is at a level where they are completely empty without love.

151: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:42Yeahx1

The story about Love seems to suggest that Lara-chan, the president of the Aichan Victims’ Association, is likely to make a significant appearance.

156: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:43

Vibros Dubai might delve into the Aichan scenario…

158: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:43Yeahx1

>>156It’s impossible to replicate a first and two second places in Dubai in this training.

159: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:43

My childhood friend is basically in a slump, so I feel like all she really needs as a character is just Love’s presence.

160: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:44Yeahx1

On the contrary, why is Monjou able to use their real name…?

161: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:44

>>160It’s really a mystery… if we can go here, then we can get permission for anything, right?

165: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:45

>>161In the end, it depends on whether the owner gives permission, so just because that is possible doesn’t mean everything else will be possible.
It’s more fun to talk as if it’s possible in a fantasy.

169: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:46Yeahx4

>>160I understand that a fake name feels bland, especially since it’s almost like handling the final boss.
I don’t know why it’s being realized.

162: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:44

Soul Rush has also faced off against Golden 60, so they are well-suited to depict the Hong Kong wall, right?

163: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:44

I think it will become much easier to create if the horse that came to Japan also competes overseas.
Monju is one of them as well.

164: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:45

I hope Snow Fairies will have real names.

167: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:45

If the overseas Uma Musume from the current generation came, I would get really excited.

168: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:45

I’m looking forward to what Loves-san will do with the scenario, so I want to level up quickly.

173: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:47

>>168I think the seniors will be fixed at 4 years in historical terms… except for deciding on which of the two runs below GⅡ to choose.
It seems like the Osaka Cup and Takarazuka might be held to run with my peers.

170: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:46

I think that the number of races we want to see increases with horses that are fresh in our memory.

172: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:47

The racetrack can be changed later, so I think it’s more critical for me not to have any rivals… like Still, for example.

176: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:48

>>172Still have hope! Try to say what will happen this weekend!

178: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:48

>>176I made you misunderstand… I only used it as an example, not that I think you won’t come.

174: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:47

Still hasn’t been implemented, so isn’t it pointless to mention it now?

175: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:47

>どうするもシニアは史実4歳のローテ固定じゃないかなGⅡ以下3走の取捨選択どうするか以外It’s a discussion about what theme to choose and how to depict it as a scenario.

177: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:48

When it comes to Loves, it’s all about their performance overseas, so I’m curious how they would be handled without that.

180: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:50Yeahx1

>>177I wonder if in the development scenario, you will overcome the slump period and go abroad in the ending.

183: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:50

>>180In the end, considering Love’s performance, it seems like a departure ending…

184: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:51Yeahx1

>>177I touched on it a little in Gran Training, but I think it might be a story that overturns the idea that the generation above (Almond Eye and Lucky Lilac) is too strong!

207: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:55

>>177Well, it’s the second year for the older horses, and originally it’s outside the realm of training.
I think it’s good that I’m going to BC with my childhood friend.

179: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:49

Whether I run the race or not, I have confidence in my abilities, but it’s hard to deceive when there are no rivals.

181: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:50

If I think about the line “delivering love,” which is mentioned here and there, I guess the first step would be to spread love while doing promotions for FANZA in Japan.

197: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:53Yeahx2

>>181Are you going to announce a 10 yen sale?

182: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:50

I wanted to see Love and Chrono making out in Dubai.

185: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:51

It must be that a good story was created since we are going to implement it.

186: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:51

Well, if you don’t pull back, you won’t be able to see the story…

187: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:51

Lala, it’s not that you are weak! It’s just that Ai is too strong! It seems like you might be doing it.

192: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:52

>>187A trainer with a scary demeanor like a dojo’s assistant master.

188: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:51

If we show a scene of winning an overseas race while playing a character song at the ending, everything should come together nicely.

189: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:51

I’m not asking for much, so I hope it’s a good story like No Reason.

191: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:52Yeahx4

>>189Don’t bring up scenarios that are quite special.

190: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:52

I understand the feeling of wanting to run within training, but our battle is just beginning! I don’t actually dislike the end…

193: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:53

There are some Uma Musume who are told, “What are you going to do when you focus on the relationships between Uma Musume and have no rivals?”
It might be a bit of a problem if the only goal is to enter a race without rivals and win.

194: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:53Yeahx1

I think the period of stagnation will be omitted.
The name of the racing outfit is 9927Wishes, and I think the main elements will be delivering love, the Umatuber aspect, and the club aspect.

195: Japan Otaku Reviews25/05/20(火)22:53Yeahx5

>>4The story parts and the character’s storyline or development scenario are complete after reading them once, so whether they become stale in four months doesn’t really matter, right?

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