Advice related to obtaining aging points?
As title says, I currently do not have a lot of time to spare to commit to an aging points farm (usually it takes me an hour to feed 1/3 of "My other horses"), even then I tend to get ten aging points at most. Is there a way to gain aging points more efficiently (e.g. specific divines), or should I just take the plunge and buy an aging points pack?
Another matter related to this is that I struggle to accumulate and maintain a decent amount of aging points, the peak number I have had is 160 but it has fallen to around 80 from blupping a few horses. Now I just rely off getting aging points from horses I am currently blupping and divines. For the past year I have been trying to figure out a decent strategy for gaining aging points but evidently that has not worked out, hence I am resorting to the forums for advice. Any advice and/or tips? Thank you.
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Apart from div
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Mobile my bad!
Apart from divines events, and buying them, create a 'farm' for horses to find AP's where all you do is groom feed and put to bed so then they take 5 seconds max to deal with each horse. Mobile can be quicker to AP farm on too as it auto selects feed for you
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Mobile my bad! Apart from divines events, and buying them, create a 'farm' for horses to find AP's where all you do is groom feed and put to bed so then they take 5 seconds max to deal with each horse. Mobile can be quicker to AP farm on too as it auto selects feed for you I'm gonna try farming on mobile and see if that's quicker, thanks for the tip!
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Shenma is a divine that may help:
Occasionally, when it wakes up, it can trigger the following bonus: 1.5 times more chances to find ageing points when horses wake up between the time when the bonus is triggered and the next daily update I can't think of any more off the top of my head, but I'm sure there are others...
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The Japanese divines are pretty good for gaining ageing points. As long as you work them daily, they semi-regularly give packs of 5 or 10 ageing points in between their main prizes. But you’ll probably need a few of them to really see a difference.
I have a few of them now from the ascent and they have become one of my main sources of AP’s.
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I knew there were more, just was having a blank
 Also Thoth gives ageing points as one of his prize options...
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only catch the aging point ufos
- if another ufo turns up ignore it as another ufo will turn up - if you click a ufo it is about 3-4 hours before another one will turn up
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Hrimfaxi is gold.
"When he is bedded, Hrímfaxi leaves a few drops of dew behind him. When you have collected enough dew drops, you have the possibility of winning as many ageing points as horses you took care of during the day with a maximum limit of 100." It's about every 2-3 weeks for me and I'll collect 100 APs from him. I have 4 of him because he's so useful. Although, I think everyone struggles to get enough APs when they're using them regularly. It takes 60 AP to get a horse to 10 years (100 BLUP) and then additional for breeding if it's a female. That's why it's best to use a Morpheus Arms on mares if possible (and you plan to breed a few foals). As others have said, different divines often drop different amounts of APs as 'lesser' prizes, Japanese ones being very good in that regard. Shemna is also good, I will usually only be motivated to AP hunt when his bonus is activated. In case you were unaware, you can only earn equus and APs from waking horses for the first 1000 wakings a day. This includes when you've aged a horse and they're eligible for the chance to find APs. Therefore, there is no point in bedding more than 1000 (way too time consuming!) but if you've used APs to age horses, that counts to it too. I love the VIP feature where you can view your statistics, including number of horses woken as it's how I make sure I've looked after 100 horses before I activate Hrimfaxi's perk.
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