I finally got a t8 courser and have been going through the motions of awakening; Since i started playing bdo i always wanted a t10 horse. I watched a guide or two.
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The only guaranteed way to get stonetail fodder is through farming and central market (eventually), but there are 2 other ways (not too great though, but supplemental). All joking aside, dream horse awakening is pretty far from there, training a t8 courser can be extremely. I've had 12 attempts which i know isn't alot but i want.
Trying to tap for a peagusus but i am so confused.
That rabbithole is sooo deep and you just barely hanged your left leg down into it. All bdo does is creating more and more scamming with all those dream horses and enchantements. But since i don't really have time to grind and actively play the game to earn enough money i figured i'll just breed and train my. Im planning to have a courser horse and im reserving a t8e horse for it while i increase my training skill.
Hope more people will wake up and will quite this nicely packed scam. Of course, bdo being bdo, everything is up to rng. A question about courser awakening. Im a returning player (when i did play it wasn't that long but did get past 50 on a couple characters), and recently have been getting heavy into the horse aspect of things.
Do i just put use 100 of the mysterious blue conch's then hit the button?
What's the best and lowest training skill level to start training my t8e. It is disgusting luck or lies as the bdo horse community has confirmed that mastery and training level does not affect t9 awakening. This means that the cost in mats for dream horse awakening is, on average, roughly equivalent to the cost of buying a dream horse.
