What's the best way to hunt?

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clefa221
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Re: What's the best way to hunt?

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viznew wrote:
clefa221 wrote:
viznew wrote:bronze sword (ill give free if willing to run) it takes 2 copper and 1 tin thou and crucible and metal working one batch is enough for sword
I am near the realm: The Best Kingdom
If you're near there, I'll take you up on your offer, if not, nbd.
im pretty close to mid map i dont think near that realm thou but offer always there if want thou if do some mining should not be too hard to get the copper and tin
Yeah, don't worry about it, I'm right near a cave that is pretty untouched.

Btw, do swords ever break?
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viznew
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Re: What's the best way to hunt?

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no or wear i dont think and if do extremely slowly
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ricky
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Re: What's the best way to hunt?

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im currently running my own hermitage way out in the middle of nowhere. here's my strategy:

get your UA to 10-20 and kill ants until you get a nice set of cards, especially chop.

search around your region until you find some really decent Q stone.

build yourself a decent quality stone axe. 40-50 at the least. (you can spiral your axe Q by splitting wood blocks with your new axe, increasing the Q each time)

now that you have your stone axe and chop, spam punch on foxes, bats to increase their green opening, when green opening is 60-75%, use chop until they die.

if your axe and skills are high enough Q you can kill the animal before they can deal too much damage, so dont worry about reducing openings
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