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This subreddit is dedicated to, both Call of the Wild and Classic, the most realistic and enjoyable hunting gamesRULES:.Posts must be pertinent to theHunter: Call of The Wild or theHunter Classic video games. Content regarding real life hunting should typically be posted elsewhere. Avoid political, religious, and otherwise off-topic discussion.No targeted harassment or personal attacks.

If someone insults you or breaks this rule, report their comment instead of doing the same to them.Refrain from racist, sexist, or homophobic slurs.Keep discussion civil.No spamSubreddit moderators can and will enforce these rules based on their discretion and the discretion of the communityDisplay your hunterscore!You can now show everyone your hunterscore on this subreddit by editting your name's flairtheHunter ClassictheHunter is a free to play PC game that recreates hunting wild animals in a manner as realistic as possible. It currently includes 12 playable environments modeled in North American, European, Australian, and Arctic settings.

More info attheHunter: Call of the WildtheHunter: Call of the Wild (COTW) is the successor to theHunter: Classic, but is also available on console (PS4 and Xbox One) as well as PC. It still features a realistic hunting experience but is more user-friendly, it also offers a new engine for stunning graphics and is available as a one-time purchase. Paid and unpaid DLC exists, and there are currently six playable hunting environments.Join the Discord!Join us on Discord to find some hunting buddies or simply have a chat with fellow huntersBug?

Technical issue? Think of all of the things that would benefit you most when it comes to your hunt. You did the right thing by learning the tracking skills. I logged into the game to see what my skill-trees looked like so I could remember what was what and how helpful each one is. I'm level 48. For my skills under the 'stalker' tree I have:Tier 0 (locate tracks) - 3/3Tier 1 (track knowledge) - 3/3Here I didn't bother with the bottom two that affect visibility in weather/fog and extra health, though the weather visibility could be usefulTier 2 (connect the dots) - 1/1and (soft feet) - 2/2soft feet does a considerable amount of noise reductionTier 3 (innate triangulation) - 1/2and (improvised blind) - 1/1I plan on upgrading to 2/2Tier 4 is still locked for me.

For my skills under the 'ambusher' tree I have:Tier 0 (scent tinkerer) - 1/4I would upgrade if I used scents moreTier 1 (spotting knowledge) - 3/3and (sight spotting) - 1/1Tier 3 and 4 are locked for me. For weapon perks I have the following:.

Rifle - 6/6Note that the some of the perks, ones that are 'active' (you have to turn on and select it to use it) work for other weapons aside just the firearm it is listed under. For example, the zeroing perk in the rifle skill tree will also let you zero your bows, shotguns, and handguns.

I really recommend that one, but also purchase the range finder. Once you get the 7mm you can reliably begin to hit targets as far out as 400m without having to worry about bullet drop. The rifle is probably going to be your main tool as an early player, so focus on that first. Handguns - 2/6The first one you can get is 'sprint & load' which allows you to reload and sprint with any weapon. There's not a huge need for it but if you find yourself in the middle of a group of hogs it could be useful. I also have the 'quick feet' perk.

Shotguns - 1/6Currently I just have 'both eyes open' 1/2. The 'body control' perk is also applicable to all weapons besides solely shotguns and could be useful.

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Archery - 6/6I leveled this up and have 'pumping iron' at 1/2 which is probably the best perk for it. It makes your arm stronger which leads to a harder shot, more penetration, and a longer draw strength. Using that paired with 600gr arrows I have been able to take down moose and elk without having to buy the most expensive and larger Hawk Edge bow.Anyways, that's just kind of what I did and I'm glad with the way I've progressed. By all means, choose the perks that can correlate with your play-style.

If you are planning on using shotguns or handguns, emphasize those. If you plan to be more patient and use calls while staying hidden and quiet focus on the stalker skill-tree. Most importantly though is tracking as a beginner as well as anything that helps to reduce visibility/noise, so again you did the right thing by leveling up your tracking skills. Get everything that reduces noise and visibility. If you are using bows, try to go for the perk that lets you retrieve arrows, it will save you a good amount of money over time.On the other hand, I would totally advice against the zeroing perk. The reason is that bullet drop is not realistically represented in the game. Without the zeroing perk, with any rifle you can shoot up to 200 meters without the need to compensate and beyond 200, you can pretty much eyeball it with some practice at the shooting range.

However, when you pick the zeroing perk, if you set zeroing to 75 meters, you'll notice bullet drop even at 100 meters. If you set it to 150 meters, you'll notice the effect at 50 meters or 200 meters, shooting higher or lower than intended, because when you unlock that perk, bullet drop becomes implemented artificially and this hurts more than it helps.The same goes for windage perk which lets you understand which direction the wind is blowing at and how fast. When you unlock it and use it, you will see that the windage stated by the active perk will mostly have no relation to the actual wind direction in the game world.

Again, it is artificial.Other than that, go with what seems like the most helpful for you. While you're learning how to get good shots on animals, and where to place those shots when you get them, you'll most likely be tracking a lot of wounded animals - therefore get all the tracking skills and anything to do with making your crosshair steadier.In my experience, any skill that needs to be 'activated' (i.e. Has a green background in the skill tree) is probably not that useful, at least at first.Examine the perks in all the different trees, many of them apply globally not just to the weapon whose tree they are in e.g. Handgun tree's reload while moving applies to rifles etc.

This is similar to my guide for 'Goldmember', but I've updated it to include DLC (as much as I can)After scoring a kill and harvesting your trophy, you will be awarded with a score.