whats the mile req again

I got 450 during 1st summer

>>717696546
It's not just witmaxing.
It's a combination of also having the optimum sparks/inspirations to meet your stamina requirements. Which is further assisted by max potentials, uma stat distribution bonuses, maxed LB'd card combos and recovery skills, and using events to pad out your other stats (stamina, power, guts).

It will let you max speed very easily, while giving you a serviceable power stat, with WITMAXX for better endurance management/positioning and skill procs.

More wit training = less resting, more skill points/guaranteed procs
More skills = more points in PvP


But you're simply not going win races if you don't satisfy the stamina requirements. Guts gets memed on for being a useless stat, but it will be even more of a drag on these umas in the final spurt, if you don't pad it out with event choices.

Some umas (Tachyon, Super Creek) can meme around this, by simply having a horseload of recovery skills.

It's easy to put a bunch of half-baked Wit-based support cards into a deck.
But to witmax proper, you gotta be committed on all fronts. Not just that.

>>534427784
>>534427931
Im growing more and more paranoid

>>715592023
A bit of a misnomer, but anons posted this chart in another thread.

The main gist I took away from it, is that career mode gives you an extra 400+ to your stats. And —that— gives you a false perception for how your horse will actually hold up in their distance bracket in pvp, if you don't know about it.

I don't always meet these stat goals. And there's other things to consider like Witmaxx memes, and power importance to late-pacers.


But since being mindful that career mode inflates your uma's stats, career mode has been easy. And my pvp teams have been much more consistent. Punching above their tier-grade, even.

>>715489016
>She has too much stamina for career
And far too little for team trials and Legend races.