We already have survival capping quality, can we make it so hunter credo's (arrow quality doesn't hurt as much) is changed so that once you get it, arrow q doesn't affect animal q at all? survival still would though.
my rational is that hunting with bow and arrow wont be viable for probably like 3-6 months. You would have to get 300q arrows, otherwise you will hunt with a melee weapon.
if you made this change you could actually hunt with a bow once you got the hunter credo the same as you can with melee.
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DeadlyPencil
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loskierek
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Re: Hunter Credo - Make arrows not affect q
then what would be the point of hunting in melee? that would make hunting with bow meta as its inherently easier to kill an animal from a far, the quality drop is the price for safely killing animal from a distance
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Sevenless
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Re: Hunter Credo - Make arrows not affect q
It's not the price, it's the death of it. "Hunting" by beating a bear to death with a sword feels odd thematically.loskierek wrote:then what would be the point of hunting in melee? that would make hunting with bow meta as its inherently easier to kill an animal from a far, the quality drop is the price for safely killing animal from a distance
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Re: Hunter Credo - Make arrows not affect q
but animals anyway run away when you shoot them first time, it's not so easy to bow-kill someone without trap
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Re: Hunter Credo - Make arrows not affect q
I have a better idea.
Instead of fixing the dead archery, how about we just put soft caps on melee too? The bad quality sword is clearly damaging that 180q bear's hide and meat.
Use only your fists if you want to secure the quality!
Instead of fixing the dead archery, how about we just put soft caps on melee too? The bad quality sword is clearly damaging that 180q bear's hide and meat.
Use only your fists if you want to secure the quality!
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Sevenless
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Re: Hunter Credo - Make arrows not affect q
eliminoid wrote:I have a better idea.
Instead of fixing the dead archery, how about we just put soft caps on melee too? The bad quality sword is clearly damaging that 180q bear's hide and meat.
Use only your fists if you want to secure the quality!

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Re: Hunter Credo - Make arrows not affect q
While eliminoid has a point, I'm still preffering the suggestion of OP.
Hunting with ranged is punishing enough.
Hunting with ranged is punishing enough.
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Re: Hunter Credo - Make arrows not affect q
+1 to this suggestion. Even just 1 or 2 arrows can seriously cripple the quality of an animal. MM is pretty much useless right now.
At the moment, the only reason I see to ever use a bow is when you are literally forced to do so for the hunter credo.
At the moment, the only reason I see to ever use a bow is when you are literally forced to do so for the hunter credo.