Reader’s Question:
If I had to choose two support cards for Uma Musume, which ones would be the strongest? I often train Still in Love, so if it’s better to use her, I would appreciate any alternative suggestions for training her, like using Still and Kitasan (and maybe El for Still’s
training).

Choosing the Best Support Cards for Uma Musume: A Personal Take

Hey everyone! So, I’ve been diving deep into the world of Uma Musume lately, and I thought it might be helpful to share some of my thoughts on support cards. If you’re like me, you’ve probably spent countless hours training your horses and figuring out which cards to pair them with. The struggle is real, but the rewards? Totally worth it! I recently got a question about the best support cards for training Still in Love, and I thought, “Why not put my thoughts into a blog post?” So grab your favorite drink, and let’s get into it!

Understanding the Support Card Landscape

First off, let me say that the world of Uma Musume is incredibly vast and sometimes a bit overwhelming. The variety of support cards we have at our disposal can be both a blessing and a curse. On one hand, you have options; on the other, it can feel like an endless rabbit hole of decision-making. When it comes to training Still in Love, you really want to maximize her potential, and the right support cards can make all the difference. Now, I’ve done my homework, and from what I’ve gathered, pairing Still in Love with certain cards can yield some pretty impressive results. One card that keeps popping up is Kitasan Black. Seriously, this card is a powerhouse. Her abilities can complement Still in Love nicely, and while some people argue that a non-maxed Amoi (Amour) card doesn’t quite hold up to a fully maxed Kitasan, I think it’s about balancing your play style with what you have available.

My Personal Recommendations

If I had to recommend two support cards to go alongside Still in Love, I’d suggest this lineup: 1. Kitasan Black – This card is a staple in many decks for a reason. With her strong skills and overall versatility, she can fit into a variety of training strategies, whether you’re leaning towards middle-distance racing or just need a reliable partner for Still in Love. I remember the first time I used her; I was amazed at how much she contributed to my horse’s performance. It was like night and day! 2. El Condor Pasa (El) – I mean, can we just talk about how El brings that extra flair to training? It feels like she knows what she’s doing and her unique skills really shine when paired with Still in Love. I love the energy she brings into the mix, and, let’s be real, who doesn’t enjoy the thrill of watching your horse soar to victory thanks to a well-timed support card? Now, some people might lean towards Amoi as an alternative, but I feel that she only shines in specific situations, particularly in middle-distance racing. Plus, using her can overlap with Still in Love, which could dilute your overall training strategy. It’s like when you get too many cooks in the kitchen—sometimes you just want that perfect recipe!

Exploring Different Strategies

As you’re figuring out your deck, don’t forget to consider your own play style and the specific goals you have for your Uma Musume. I’ve found that mixing it up can sometimes yield surprising results. For instance, if you’re focusing on a sprint style, the suggestions might change entirely. It’s worth taking the time to experiment with various setups. I remember one time, I tried pairing a less popular card with Still in Love, and despite my initial skepticism, it turned out to be a game-changer. Sometimes you stumble upon a sweet combo that just works, and that’s the beauty of this game.

Getting the Most Out of Your Deck

So, how far have you gotten in the game? I’m curious! These days, I’ve been trying to reach UC tier, and having a fully maxed SSR support card really makes a difference. If you’ve been focusing on your rental decks, I’d say go for those maxed cards if you can. They can elevate your gameplay to a whole new level. I spent some time grinding for those precious training points, and man, when I finally got my hands on a solid rental deck, it felt like unlocking a new level of the game. So, if you’re in a similar position, don’t hesitate to reach out to the community for those SR or SSR rentals. It’s amazing how a little collaboration can boost your performance!

Final Thoughts

Ultimately, the best support card lineup for training Still in Love—or any horse for that matter—comes down to personal preference and your specific strategies. While I’ve laid out my recommendations, don’t be afraid to mix things up and find what works for you. Remember, Uma Musume is as much about the journey as it is about the destination. So, have fun with it, keep experimenting, and most importantly, enjoy every moment of riding that victory lap! That’s all from me for now. Happy racing, and may your horses always find the finish line first! If you have any other tips or experiences, feel free to share in the comments below. I love hearing about everyone’s unique strategies and successes!