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Have you ever been like, 'Oh, man! This is beautiful'. I have done that often while playing theHunter: Call of the Wild. Many times I stop to admire the beauty of this game.
Hunting down dangerous crocodiles is fun too but not as fun as admiring the sheer beauty of these landscapes.
Just a couple of days ago, we were hunting on the Emerald Coast, Australia and the clouds were painting their masterpieces in the canvas of sky. Sadly, you can't do it on those islands and hunt there. They are just part of the backdrop, but even then they look good to my eyes and add a great touch to the whole experience.
Walking on the beaches, taking down Crocodiles, and finding the rare ones is a good experience. The game delivers exactly what it promises and more. Confront the deadly animals head-on or sneak up on them, both are possible.
Go all guns blazing or be a silent hunter calling your prey towards you and taking them down with a bow, you have all the options.
I do both of these depending on the mood. Both are quite rewarding and completely different types of approaches. I got a Fallow deer by the sneaky approach.
There is a network of small streams in the southern part of the map and they can be a good hotspot for animals.
These streams are much more peaceful than the chaotic and dangerous coast in the east. Crocodiles roam freely in that part and can surprise you at any moment, especially when you walk close to the water.
But this was not the case with this poor animal. He tried to attack me but got victim of my 7mm shot.
If you have a partner on this map, it becomes twice as fun. Both the population and variety of animals on this map is great. It won't let you get bored easily.
Sunsets and sunrises are really beautiful here. I want to hunt in the night and see how different it feels. Usually, it gets very tricky and challenging to hunt at night.
The more I hunted here, the more I fell in love with this map. I will place it easily in the top 3 maps in the game. I will still rank Silver Ridge Peaks just because of my love for the mountains.
To answer my question, yes, it seems like this is a great map to hunt. A lot of animals to hunt and each part is packed with them. Banteng and Crocodiles in the east. Kangaroos in the southwestern and a lot of deer species spread throughout the map with smaller animals like Quails and Foxes too. It has it all.
Graphically, it looks amazing too. They did a good job and I am convinced. The trees, the atmosphere, the dangerous animals and a beautiful coastline, make it a great place to hunt.
Note:
- All the content is mine unless otherwise stated.
- Screenshots are from the game, theHunter: Call of the Wild.
