Cheats For The Hunter Call Of The Wild Xbox One

Let's be honest, sometimes the wilderness in The Hunter: Call of the Wild feels less like a serene escape and more like a frustrating hide-and-seek champion you can never beat. You're out there, freezing your digital butt off, seeing nothing but trees and the occasional squirrel mocking your lack of hunting prowess.

So, what's a hunter to do? Well, whispers on the digital wind (aka, the internet) suggest a few "strategies" that can… well, let's just say they bend the rules of fair chase a little.

Money Makes the World (and Hunting) Go Round

Need cash for that fancy new rifle with the scope that could spot a deer on the moon? Tired of living off virtual beans because you keep missing shots? Apparently, there's a trick involving multiplayer.

The idea is to join a multiplayer game, bag a prized animal like a Diamond or Great One, and then *leave* the game without claiming the harvest. Supposedly, the host gets the harvest, and you… keep your ammo. Seems a bit unfair to the host, doesn't it? Play at your own risk!

Repeat the process enough times, and you might just have enough in-game dollars to buy out the entire sporting goods store. Remember though, it's more satisfying to get that money yourself!

Baiting the System (and the Animals)

Bait is your best friend. Place your preferred bait like mineral licks in an area, and advance the time forward 30 in game minutes. Check the zone for your desired target, and repeat the process.

Another rumor involves manipulating time. See, animals have schedules, just like us (except their schedules involve more eating and less paying bills). The trick is to use the in game time to find specific zones when your target animals are there.

Set up your hunting blind in a known feeding zone, advance the time forward, and wait. It is an easy way to exploit the game.

The Teleportation Temptation (Use With Caution!)

Okay, this one's a bit more extreme. We're talking about potentially using glitches to zoom across the map faster than a startled jackrabbit. Using the map to set a way point can allow you to fast travel.

Now, I’m not advocating for this, and I wouldn't want to ruin your game, but some players claim it's possible to reach remote areas quickly. Imagine skipping the entire tedious trek through the forest and popping up right next to that elusive elk.

However, think about how fun you are potentially taking away from yourself. The thrill of the hunt is lost if you just teleport around.

The Moral of the Story?

Listen, these "cheats" might sound tempting, especially when you're staring down another empty day in the digital wilderness. However, consider the joy of the game and the challenges you are attempting to overcome.

Remember, The Hunter: Call of the Wild is more than just filling your trophy room. It's about the journey, the immersion, and the satisfaction of finally outsmarting that cunning buck fair and square.

Ultimately, how you play is up to you. But maybe, just maybe, resist the urge to cheat and embrace the wild. You might be surprised at what you discover when you play by the (mostly) honest rules.