How use bow to hunting

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mamotromico
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Re: How use bow to hunting

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wafflecat wrote:
NOOBY93 wrote:Don't use bows or slings to hunt, it makes the animal hide, meat and bones worthless. Use fists and axe or sword.
This. Bows are completely useless right now, at least for hunting.
Just do what the guy before said, lure it into a big strip of shallow water, punch it till it runs and chase it with your boat.

Why isn't this in How Do I?
Eh, I still use bows for hunting, its just harder in general?

I find it more enjoyable tho
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Re: How use bow to hunting

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What's this about ranged weapons screwing up animal hide quality?
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Re: How use bow to hunting

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Smoopadoop wrote:What's this about ranged weapons screwing up animal hide quality?
From what I've experimented, each projectile softcaps the animal quality. Shoot him enough and the q drops sharply.

And yes, slings do the same thing, so its even worse most of the time
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mamotromico wrote:From what I've experimented, each projectile softcaps the animal quality.
You don't have to experiment, it was clearly stated in the patch notes viewtopic.php?f=39&t=51157
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Re: How use bow to hunting

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Hrenli wrote:
mamotromico wrote:From what I've experimented, each projectile softcaps the animal quality.
You don't have to experiment, it was clearly stated in the patch notes viewtopic.php?f=39&t=51157
Oh I completely missed that line even though I read it a few times, thanks.

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