If you want the best items, you also have to win within a certain amount of rounds. It’s a gauntlet of battles that require strategy and (sometimes) the right amount of luck to win. The Wheel of HarmaĪnd speaking of things that are fun to do but you don’t HAVE to do, the Wheel of Harma is great. But if you’re just playing for the story and want to skip horse racing, you totally can. If you want a super great sword or a swanky outfit, you’ll need to it. And if you have the golden reins, you can blow through the races in no time at all and get the rewards without even trying.Īnd, thankfully, horse racing has some good rewards, but it’s not something you HAVE to do to advance. Sure, it takes a little effort, but I pretty much always won on my first try. I think the horse racing in XI (S) is the perfect balance of challenging without being difficult. I either suck at it and get frustrated, or it gets repetitive and boring. I’m not usually a fan of racing mini-games. I know I’ve talked about this before, but I loved the horse racing in XI (S).
Let’s jump right in and talk about some fun mini-games in Dragon Quest XI (S)! Horse Racing “Back in the Saddle?” Get it? Get it?Īre you still there? Okay, cool.
That’s right! My “Dragon Quest” Quest is back, and since (like Dragon Quest) I love puns, I thought this was a perfect way to get back into writing about all my DQ shenanigans.
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