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Iris Rock Stables
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Soo, I've looked through my training skills and all of them are at level 3. Am I able to start doing actual training, or do I still have to do more skills?
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MysticDaphne
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You can definitely start training! But keep doing the courses to increase your levels. Over time you will be able to train faster and more efficiently.Iris Rock Stables wrote:Soo, I've looked through my training skills and all of them are at level 3. Am I able to start doing actual training, or do I still have to do more skills?
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Alr, thanksMysticDaphne wrote:You can definitely start training! But keep doing the courses to increase your levels. Over time you will be able to train faster and more efficiently.Iris Rock Stables wrote:Soo, I've looked through my training skills and all of them are at level 3. Am I able to start doing actual training, or do I still have to do more skills?
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EclipticEnd
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Definitely give it a shot!
Maybe grab a horse off the market as a newborn and see how long it takes to get to 99.9% in everything (99.8% stamina) and that'll tell you the longest time it'll take to train. You can also try getting to 99% in each stat since that's around the minimum that some people'll want and it'll take less time.
You can resell the horse/s once fully trained or keep them as grinders. Either way you can link it as proof of training if you decide to make a forum post. You'll also be able to use it as a finished age estimation as well as an estimation of how long IRL your training takes. It's all good information to have before you start training for others.
Maybe grab a horse off the market as a newborn and see how long it takes to get to 99.9% in everything (99.8% stamina) and that'll tell you the longest time it'll take to train. You can also try getting to 99% in each stat since that's around the minimum that some people'll want and it'll take less time.
You can resell the horse/s once fully trained or keep them as grinders. Either way you can link it as proof of training if you decide to make a forum post. You'll also be able to use it as a finished age estimation as well as an estimation of how long IRL your training takes. It's all good information to have before you start training for others.
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Ok, thanks!EclipticEnd wrote:Definitely give it a shot!
Maybe grab a horse off the market as a newborn and see how long it takes to get to 99.9% in everything (99.8% stamina) and that'll tell you the longest time it'll take to train. You can also try getting to 99% in each stat since that's around the minimum that some people'll want and it'll take less time.
You can resell the horse/s once fully trained or keep them as grinders. Either way you can link it as proof of training if you decide to make a forum post. You'll also be able to use it as a finished age estimation as well as an estimation of how long IRL your training takes. It's all good information to have before you start training for others.
