I had an hours walk without seeing an animal but I was in the tutorial and went off piste which may account for it. I believe you can turn off all hints and gui.Ah i see, thought he meant real money, thx guys, still wish there was like a sim option, i mean where you might not see a animal for hours, and you have to track it properly, going by all the posts i have read, it seems there are just to many animals around, in old game, could take like 6 hours even before you seen a animal.
Use a game pad... thats the only way round it at the moment, hopefully the devs will sort out a fix for KB/M players, maybe not quite a game breaker but it is far from ideal and just not practical.still not done the tutorial yet,after two hours I've seen one deer which called at around 12 o'clock then 3 o'clock then 11 o'clock and then about 6 o'clock... unless it was another deer calling back.
Is there another way to move quietly without having to go prone and tap the forward button?
Other than waiting for rain/high winds etc.
I might be confused then as I thought the tutorial was the first 'level'?still not done the tutorial yet,after two hours I've seen one deer which called at around 12 o'clock then 3 o'clock then 11 o'clock and then about 6 o'clock... unless it was another deer calling back.
Is there another way to move quietly without having to go prone and tap the forward button?
Other than waiting for rain/high winds etc.
looks like it's merged into the main game.I might be confused then as I thought the tutorial was the first 'level'?
I just started in one of the reserves ( are there only 2?) and Connie started talking me through what I had to do.
looks like it's merged into the main game.
managed to get a few kills in today, even got a black bear too, quite lucky really as it only appeared because the blacktail spooked it and I saw it in the distance and it reared up on its hind legs so I thought what the hell, shot it in the back
I'm also getting very peed off with tapping W, do't want to use a controller so will wait for a mod or a patch to sort it.
graphics are a bit rubbish even on Ultra when not able to run at native resolution.
will have to wait for another patch for that too.
You were able to take a bear with the starter .243 rifle? Interesting. Which ammo were you using?looks like it's merged into the main game.
managed to get a few kills in today, even got a black bear too, quite lucky really as it only appeared because the blacktail spooked it and I saw it in the distance and it reared up on its hind legs so I thought what the hell, shot it in the back
I'm also getting very peed off with tapping W, do't want to use a controller so will wait for a mod or a patch to sort it.
graphics are a bit rubbish even on Ultra when not able to run at native resolution.
will have to wait for another patch for that too.
Noise and visibility are your downfall. Also take note of the green indicator on your compass - it's wind direction. Try and be up-wind of your quarry. Crouch walk when tracking. Avoid walking through noisy bushes. Use your lure when tracking Roe Deer. Stay still when possible. Move when wind and rain cover your noise.Had another enjoyable walk tonight but either the dev forgot to add any animals to my game or I'm not quite getting the hang of it...
So I see lots of glowed footprints and when examined some say deer trotting, running, walking etc. I get a glow arrow which I follow until i find the next set of prints and rinse and repeat until I get bored.
Occasionally I get a footprint icon which tells me how long until I reach an animal in metres. I then crouch and creep until about 60 meters when the animal runs off. As much fun as this is and I am enjoying it, it would be nice to at least see some animals so what am I doing wrong?
Thankyou I thought that might be it!Noise and visibility are your downfall. Also take note of the green indicator on your compass - it's wind direction. Try and be up-wind of your quarry. Crouch walk when tracking. Avoid walking through noisy bushes. Use your lure when tracking Roe Deer. Stay still when possible. Move when wind and rain cover your noise.
Also, look out for feeding, drinking and resting areas and note their time of day.