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· As soon as the 'Make a New Track' scenario was implemented in the global version, various reactions poured in from overseas users.
· Many opinions expressed fatigue during their first play, such as 'it feels like it will never end,' 'too many races,' and 'time just melts away.'
· However, some users showed good utilization of the scenario, reaching UG7 rank, and mentioned 'Stamina Spark' and 'Lucky Roll' as secrets to raising stamina almost to maximum without stamina cards.
· There were also opinions that compared to the 'Unity Cup' scenario, it has stronger luck elements and it's difficult to recover energy without whistles.

· The core of the scenario strategy is to utilize 50% Race Bonus Support Cards and participate in 30-40 races.
· It is especially emphasized that consistently collecting items until the summer training camp is crucial.
· 'Make a New Track' is like a 'flow work' scenario, where it's important to understand the set flow, such as what to do when and which items to use.

· Pros: You can raise high-rank Umamusume and see their daily lives.
· Cons: There's a lot to do, and play time is long.
· Some users defended 'Make a New Track,' saying they don't understand why it's so disliked, as there are almost no random elements outside of the shop, only a learning curve.
· On the other hand, there were extreme reviews like 'one of the most miserable experiences' and 'it feels like hell,' but at the same time, positive experiences of achieving their first S rank thanks to this scenario were also shared.

· There are also opinions that users complaining about the scenario simply don't know the race schedule and how to use items.
· It has more luck elements than 'Aoharu Cup,' but high-rank training is possible.
· Cons: You can't play while watching TV, and there's so much to do that you might gain the 'Sharpness' skill.
· Item Usage Tips: There's no downside to drinking 'Mood-Lowering Juice' when your mood is already at its worst, and a strategy of using 'Juice' instead of 'Cupcakes' is also mentioned.
· Strategies utilizing Guts Support Cards are effective, and the thrill of critical hits and the 'dopamine rush' during summer training camp are cited as the charms of this scenario.

· The importance of 'Guts Decks' is highlighted, and 'Make a New Track' is emerging as a new alternative in a situation where Speed/Power training has recently hit its limits.
· Reports of UG rank achievement are ongoing, but most users are still struggling.
· High-rank training is possible thanks to item high rolls and Umamusume who can run mile to long distances, and some users are still focusing on parent horse training and not aiming for high ranks yet.

· Many users enjoy the story in addition to high-rank training.
· If 'Unity Cup' is a sports drama anime, 'Make a New Track' is praised as being like a slice-of-life anime.
· Users who usually skipped stories said they were able to see the Umamusume's interactions in detail for the first time through this scenario.

· Many users struggle to achieve S+ rank or higher, lamenting that it's not easy to raise Umamusume to 'Unity Cup' levels.
· Key Strategy: Prioritize training over frequent race participation, and focus on purchasing hammers, training boost items, especially items for summer training.
· Users who struggled to achieve S rank in 'Unity Cup' reported that thanks to the SP gained from many races in 'Make a New Track,' they were able to stably reach A+ to SS rank.
· It's a scenario where the despair of not getting rainbow training despite accumulating many training bonuses during summer camp, or no one showing up even after blowing the whistle, coexists with the exhilaration of concentrated training.

· Japanese users expected overseas users to also accumulate 'hatred' for 'Make a New Track,' but were surprised that many users actually enjoy it.
· The 'dopamine rush' of summer training camp and the slice-of-life anime-like stories of the Umamusume are analyzed as factors receiving high praise overseas.

· During the active period of the 'Make a New Track' scenario, SR cards were also useful, and distributed SSRs were the mainstream of team composition.
· It was an environment where training was difficult if the Race Bonus was not at least 10%, ideally 15%.
· UG rank training began with this scenario, and skills like 'Spirit Pro' evoke nostalgia.
· The 'Ghost of Both Feet' skill was treated as strong, but there were also opinions that obtaining 2-3 white speed skills was actually more powerful.
· Guts Support Card-focused decks were common, and it was difficult to max out SSRs other than Kitasan Black.
· Later, the evaluation of Umamusume changed significantly with the Guts stat revamp.

· Among Japanese users, negative reviews like 'an environment I never want to experience again' are dominant.
· Many opinions state that it was the most unmotivated scenario, with excessively long training times and falling into a 'range state.'
· Some users play it occasionally to see new support card events or for a change of pace, but avoid 'Make a New Track' due to trauma.
· It was a scenario where reaching the 1200 cap was easy with just a 15% race bonus, so it focused more on races than practice.
· As overseas users also mentioned, 'Make a New Track' was like 'flow work,' so it wasn't such a bad scenario for users who prioritize theory or efficiency.

· Japanese users are intrigued by the 'good screams' heard with the introduction of 'Make a New Track' in the global version.
· So far, there are fewer worst-case reviews than expected, and surprisingly many positive reactions, which is noteworthy.
· It is also a scenario with deep memories for users who started the game with it.
· At that time, UG rank was very powerful, and there are also reactions of admiration for global users quickly reaching UG rank now.
· There is a consensus that the simultaneous appearance of 'Manbo' and 'Bitter Juice' must have been very difficult.
· Some users hope that overseas users won't be defeated by 'Make a New Track' and even suggested introducing the next scenario about 6 months earlier.