It is worth noting, though, that free players can jump now and most seasonal events are often available at least in part for them too. Thankfully it has a lifetime subscription so it feels like less of a scam. The thing about SSO is that it’s exactly like any other MMO: you need a subscription to play the game. I used to play Star Stable, but when I found out you needed membership to teach your horse how to jump, I lost interest. but poneyvallee is like an in-browser game and your inter-user interaction is way lower than it used to be.Įdit: apparently it was forcefully closed due to privacy violations? there was a big settlement with disney or smth, and poneevallee opened in its placeĪfter seeing this I’m pretty positive I remember Ponystars now! I wasn’t on there long but I do remember those horses.Īlso in middle school my friend found a book in my room as a kid which solely contained codes for Bella Sara horses (the book said “Bella Sara magical horses” in the front) and he would bring that up for the next 4 years or so. you even had a pony orphanage where you could adopt horses and super incredibly rare breeds like the pegasus you could adopt. ponystars was more like fr is, just pages for users' horses, pages for breeding, pages for the marketplace. the art for the horses is the same, and i still really love the different accessories and skins and stuff, but it got kind of confusing after they changed it to poneyvallee. I used to play ponystars before it turned into poneyvallee.

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