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Game update ·

The Youngstock Update

Hello Again!
I have another major update for you, which is another step in fleshing out horses more! We now have images for foals (0-1) and youngstock (1-3), adult images are used for ages three years and older. Since youngstock is not trained under saddle until they are around three years of age, we have implemented “groundwork” until the age of three when they switch to the standard training. Here’s a rundown of the new mechanics:
Equipment
  • Foals (0-1)
    • Flymask
    • Halter
    • Blanket
    • Rainsheet
    • Flysheet
  • Youngstock (1-3)
    • All that foals get + leg wraps.
Training
  • Groundwork - half-the gain of adult training
    • leading and transitions
    • in-hand walking
    • footwork and balance
    • manners and focus
  • Once they reach the age of three they switch to the standard training ladder.
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Game update · Past

Trait & Showing Updates!

Hello fellow Bramblevalers!
I took a tad bit of a break (if you can call it that) after the launch of 2.0. However, I am at it again as Pasturely is an ever evolving thing (which is good). I want it to be a game we all enjoy. If you have any suggestions please post them in the Suggestion Box on the Discord!
  • Performance improvements
  • Smoother animations that pause when not on screen.
  • Page titles more inline with Bramblevale
  • Several improvements to the trait and showing system
    • Novice, Intermediate, Open class divisions
    • Show performance reports
    • Temperament effects show scores
    • Discoverable aptitudes
    • Show preparation choices: forward warm-up, focus practice, and quiet warm-up
    • New classes: trail obstacle, driving, and endurance
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Welcome to Pasturely 2.0!

Pasturely 2.0 is now live, for those just joing us or here's what's new in the new and improved version:
  • Realistic (and animated) horse portraits.
  • More ways to customize your horses (coat colors, patterns, leg and facial markings)
  • Baroque breeds
  • Eight property tiers
  • Ability to purchase individual stalls (limited by tier and price is tiered)
  • Purchase rain sheets, turnout blankets, fly masks, and more. Each has an effect on a horses hunger, training, or cleanliness.
  • Choose your stable (and division colors). Colors are applied to gear.
  • More ways to earn coppers and supplies - including a prize wheel!
  • Use Coppers to purchase stable themes and decor!
  • Shows can now be held up to five days out.
  • Horses age and eventually pass away.
  • Seasons are slower, each season is three weeks. One Pasturely year is 3 real months.
and more to come!
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