In Crimson Desert, taming a legendary horse can feel hard and take a long time if you don’t know what to do. Many players try again and again, but keep getting thrown off. The good news is that with the right setup, it becomes much easier and faster to tame a horse.
Change Performance mode
First, go to your settings. Change the game to Performance mode so it runs smoother. If you can, turn on 120 Hz.
Set Camera Speed at Max
Then set your camera speed and camera acceleration to 100. This helps you move the camera quickly and stay in control while riding the horse.
Maximize the Stamina
Next, reset your skill points and put them into stamina. Stamina is very important because it helps you stay on the horse longer when it tries to shake you off. The more stamina you have, the easier it is to finish taming.
Other Setting
When you start taming, move your camera to a top-down view. This makes it easier to see how the horse is moving. Watch the horse closely and move your left thumbstick in the same direction as its movement. Try to stay balanced and don’t rush your inputs.
Also, make sure you wear ice-resistant armor, especially in cold areas. If your character gets cold, your stamina will drop faster, making it harder to stay on the horse.
With the right settings, good stamina, and careful control, taming a legendary horse becomes much easier and can be done in just a few tries.