It's beautiful, but feels a bit bleak for me after a while.I will start with this one-paragraph summary below for the gamers seeking a simple yes or no for buying The Hunter Call of the Wild hunting simulation.
Personally, I don't like Medved too much.
If you enjoy those, all three come with main and side missions that have been dialled back for some of the newer reserves. The goats could climb up cliff sides, but I've heard that has been limited in newer versions of the game which would be a bummer, Wolves (can attack). Sounds a bit lame, but somehow I'm still enjoying the map a lot. Best offering regarding new species.Ĭuadro Colinas: Sunny atmosphere, quite open landscapes most of the time.Īnimals noticably different from the base maps: 5 kinds of sheep and goat. Vurhonga Savannah: Nice, notably different atmosphere Very little rain.Īnimals noticably different from the base maps: Lions (can attack), Lesser Kudu, Gemsbok, Springbok, Warthog (can attack), Wildebeest, Buffalo (can attack, will go out of their way to attack). Wolves can attack (also Plains Bison, but if you know the European Bison, you know the Plains Bison, and Grizzlies can attack as well, I think, but you'd probably have to sneak up right in their face) 300 Magnum which is a great gun for bigger animals has changing weather (snow coverage instead of the rain from the base maps).Īnimals noticably different from the base maps (ignoring birds): Caribou, Grizzlies and Wolves.
Personally, I'd pick one of the following three: Also waiting for a sale (not sure if there's currently one going on, but they happen a couple of times a year). Originally posted by Sloblock42:If you're a new player with lack of cash I would recommend to stick to the base game and try out DLC-maps in multi-player.
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