Umamusume (Gaming) Thread

[Litreara]

I'm not the "animal expert" of the family, that's my sis and her partner which are the pros at it. They're the ones who will handle the actual training.

All I do is pick up da poops and fill their food when needed. I'm just da janitor.

I've got a lot of secondhand knowledge about horses from watching videos on a channel about Friesian horses. They're a very expensive breed.

 

[Mangamoz]

I've got a lot of secondhand knowledge about horses from watching videos on a channel about Friesian horses. They're a very expensive breed.

All I know is:

• They eat grass
• They poop a lot
• Don't hand feed them
• Don't yell suddenly near them
• Don't stand behind them
• Don't stand in front of them
• Don't stand next to them
• Don't look at them
• Don't breathe next to them
• Don't exist next to them

 

[Litreara]

All I know is:

• They eat grass
• They poop a lot
• Don't hand feed them
• Don't yell suddenly near them
• Don't stand behind them
• Don't stand in front of them
• Don't stand next to them
• Don't look at them
• Don't breathe next to them
• Don't exist next to them

• They eat grass: ✅
  
  
• They poop a lot: ✅
  
  
• Don't hand feed them:
  You can hand-feed them, but you have to feed them with an open palm because they can bite.
  
  
• Don't yell suddenly near them:
  Horses are easily startled, so yeah. ✅
  
  
• Don't stand behind them:
  Yep, this is an essential one. They can kick with their front legs, which is more common with stallions, but their hind kick is the dangerous one. Also, if you have to walk around them, don't go behind them. ✅
  
  
• Don't stand in front of them & Don't stand next to them:
  Standing in front of a horse is generally safer than standing behind it because the horse can see you. However, the safest place is beside the horse, near its shoulder, where it can still see you and you're less likely to be kicked by either the front or hind legs.

 

[Manko-sensei]

Has anyone asked for some Special Tracen ramen?